English Language Grammar

English Language Grammar is the systematic framework of principles and rules that govern how words, phrases, and clauses are combined to create meaningful and coherent sentences in English. It encompasses the study of syntax (the arrangement of words), morphology (the forms of words, such as tense and plurality), and punctuation, providing the essential structure that enables clear and effective communication. By understanding these conventions, speakers and writers can convey complex ideas with precision, ensuring their message is understood as intended.

1. Fundamentals of English Grammar
   1. The Building Blocks of Language
      1. Letters and Sounds
         1. The English Alphabet
         2. Vowels and Consonants
         3. Phonemes and Graphemes
         4. Syllables
         5. Stress and Intonation Patterns
      2. Words
         1. Lexemes and Word Forms
         2. Word Roots and Origins
         3. Word Families
      3. Phrases
         1. Definition of a Phrase
         2. Types of Phrases
            1. Noun Phrases
            2. Verb Phrases
            3. Adjective Phrases
            4. Adverb Phrases
            5. Prepositional Phrases
      4. Clauses
         1. Definition of a Clause
         2. Main Clauses
         3. Subordinate Clauses
      5. Sentences
         1. Definition of a Sentence
         2. Sentence Boundaries
         3. Sentence Fragments
   2. Word Classes
      1. Open Word Classes
         1. Nouns
         2. Verbs
         3. Adjectives
         4. Adverbs
      2. Closed Word Classes
         1. Pronouns
         2. Prepositions
         3. Conjunctions
         4. Determiners
         5. Interjections