English Grammar Rules

Règles complètes de grammaire anglaise, ponctuation et guide

Because you are reading these words, we assume you already believe grammar is important. In fact, it is the bedrock of clear communication. While you may communicate informally with friends or family (we do!), when it comes to the academic and professional realm, writing well and speaking well require the proper use of grammar. The rules of grammar exist to ensure clarity, and proper use of grammar shows you care about effective communication.

It is awesome that you are interested in learning more about how to own English language grammar, as doing so will give you an incredible tool that you can use throughout your life.

The proper use of grammar will lead to better grades on essays in high school and college.

Grammar is tested on both major college entrance exams, the SAT and the ACT.

Your college application essays need to be grammatically perfect

If you want to go to business school, grammar is tested on the business school entrance exam, the GMAT.

You will rely on your knowledge of grammar in any job that requires you to write–and most professional jobs do!

This app includes:

Part 1: The Names of Things

Part Of Speech

Nouns

Adjectives

Verbs

Adverbs

Pronouns

Prepositions

Conjunctions

Interjections

Articles

Summary

Part 2: The Sentence

The Sentence

The Subject

The Predicate

Predicate: The Sequel

Phrases

Clauses

Summary

Part 3: Putting It All Together

Agreement

Parallel Construction

Misplaced Modifiers

Faulty Comparison

Idioms

Diction

Redundancy

Voice And Mood

Gender-Neutral Writing

Part 4: Punctuation

To Semicolon Or Not To Semicolon

The Period

The Question Mark

The Exclamation Point

The Comma

The Semicolon

The Colon

Parentheses

The Dash

The Apostrophe

The Hyphen

Quotation Marks

Part 5: Commonly-Asked Questions and Answers

Part 6: 7 Easy Ways to Look Bad

Part 7: Glossary