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Sentence Syntax & Transformation

How English sentences are built and transformed: word order (SVO), questions, imperatives, passive voice, reported speech, cleft sentences, inversion, fronting, ellipsis, nominalization, and subject-verb agreement.

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Topics in this Category

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    A1

    Basic Sentence Structure (SVO)

    Master English Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) word order to build clear, grammatically correct sentences with confidence.
  2. 2
    A1

    Imperatives

    Learn Imperatives to give clear commands, instructions, and advice in English, like Open the door or Don't be late.
  3. 3
    A1

    There is / There are

    Learn There is / There are to describe existence of people or things clearly in everyday English conversation.
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    A2

    Extended Question Formation (How, Whose, Which)

    Master Extended Question Formation with how, whose, and which to ask for specific details confidently.
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    B1

    Passive Voice (Introduction)

    Learn Passive Voice basics to shift focus from doer to action using be + past participle in English.
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    B1

    Reported Speech (Introduction)

    Learn Reported Speech basics to relay what someone said using reporting verbs and tense backshift correctly.
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    B1

    Question Tags

    Master Question Tags to seek confirmation or agreement naturally, like You're coming, aren't you?
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    B1

    Indirect Questions

    Learn Indirect Questions to ask polite, embedded questions, like Could you tell me where the station is?
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    B2

    Transitivity (Transitive vs. Intransitive Verbs)

    Understand Transitivity to know which English verbs need an object and which don't, for accurate sentences.
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    B2

    Advanced Subject-Verb Agreement (The Exceptions)

    Master Advanced Subject-Verb Agreement exceptions—collective nouns, either/neither, none—for flawless grammar.
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    B2

    Advanced Passive Voice

    Master Advanced Passive Voice across tenses, modals, and impersonal structures like It is said that…
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    B2

    Advanced Reported Speech

    Master Advanced Reported Speech to report commands, suggestions, and offers with varied reporting verbs.
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    B2

    Cleft Sentences

    Learn Cleft Sentences to emphasize key information, like It was John who broke the window.
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    B2

    Inversion with Negative Adverbials

    Master Inversion with Negative Adverbials for formal writing, like Never have I seen such chaos.
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    C1

    Advanced Passive (Infinitive, Gerund, and Reporting Structures)

    Master Advanced Passive forms—infinitives, gerunds, reporting structures—like to be done and believed to have been.
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    C1

    Advanced Reported Speech Structures

    Master Advanced Reported Speech Structures for mixed time references and formal hedging in English.
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    C1

    Fronting

    Learn Fronting to move key elements to the front of a sentence for emphasis, like This I did not expect.
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    C1

    Advanced Inversion

    Master Advanced Inversion in conditionals, after so/such, and in comparatives for high-level writing.
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    C1

    Ellipsis and Substitution

    Learn Ellipsis and Substitution to avoid repetition and write natural English, like I can swim and so can she.
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    C1

    Nominalization

    Master Nominalization to turn verbs and adjectives into nouns for formal, academic English writing.
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    C2

    Advanced Coordination (Parallel Structure and Correlative Conjunctions)

    Master Advanced Coordination with parallel structure and correlative conjunctions like not only…but also.
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    C2

    Advanced Subordination (Participial, Absolute, and Infinitival Clauses)

    Master Advanced Subordination with C2-level participial, absolute, and infinitival clauses for fluent English.