Learn Grammar with Video Lessons
Are you a
visual learner? Many of our grammar lessons feature videos. Some of the videos are short lesson summaries, and some are full-length tutorials. We have created these videos because the human brain is naturally wired to process visual information efficiently, making video an effective method for understanding complex concepts.
We have utilized various visual aids (such as images, infographics, charts, graphs, and animations) to convey our grammar lessons in a more engaging and accessible way. If you're a visual learner, then the list below showing
all our grammar videos will be a good starting place to continue your mastery of English grammar.
Video Lessons by Category
Parts of Speech
Parts of Speech This 20-minute video tutorial explains the 9 parts of speech (adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, determiners, interjections, nouns, prepositions, pronouns, and verbs).
our lesson Adjective This 9-minute video explains what adjectives are and how they are used.
our lesson Adverbs This 7-minute video explains what adverbs are and how they are used. It includes an introduction to adverbial phrases and clauses.
our lesson Conjunctions This 12-minute video explains what conjunctions are and how they are used. It covers coordinating conjunctions, subordinate conjunctions, and correlative conjunctions.
our lesson Determiner This 8-minute video explains what determiners are, how they are used, and how they differ from adjectives.
our lesson Nouns This 11-minute video defines the term "noun" and explains the different types of noun.
our lesson Nouns for Kids This 12-minute video explains what nouns are in simplistic way suitable for kids or new learners.
our lesson Types of Noun This 12-minute video explains the different types of noun. It covers abstract nouns, concrete nouns, collective nouns, compound nouns, gender-specific nouns, gerunds, non-countable nouns, countable nouns, and verbal nouns.
our lesson Prepositions This 9-minute video explains what prepositions are and how they are used.
our lesson Pronoun This 18-minute video explains what pronouns are and why they are needed. It covers the 9 different types of pronoun.
our lesson Verbs This 18-minute video explains what verbs are. It is a comprehensive tutorial covering subject, tense, aspect, and voice.
our lesson Verbs for Kids This 16-minute video explains verbs in a simplistic way suitable for kids or new learners.
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Advanced Writing Tips
Ending a Sentence with a Preposition You can end a sentence in a preposition. However, this 8-minute video explains why you shouldn't.
our lesson Me or Myself Should I write "me" or "myself"? Lots of writers use "myself" when they should be using "me." This 8-minute video explains the rules.
our lesson Single or Double Quotation Marks This 3-minute video explains when to use double and single quotation marks.
our lesson Singular "They" "They" has been used as a singular word for over 600 years. This 9-minute video explains why it is needed.
our lesson Starting a Sentence with "And" or "But" This 8-minute video explains why you can start with sentence with "and" or "but."
our lesson Using a Comma before "And" This 10-minute video explains when a comma is required before "and."
our lesson Using Commas with "However" This 5-minute video explains how commas are used with the word "however."
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Miscellaneous
Top 100 English Verbs This is a 9-minute video listing the top 100 verbs in English. It covers action verbs, stative verbs, regular and irregular verbs, and auxiliary verbs. It is for advanced students or teachers.
our lesson Verb 'To Be' This is a detailed, 21-minute video on the verb "to be" for advanced students or teachers. It covers all the forms of the verb "to be" as main verbs and auxiliary verbs.
our lesson Latin Terms Used in English A list of Latin terms used in English
our lesson 10 Differences between British English and American English What are the main differences between British English and American English?
our lesson Top 10 Punctuation Errors What are the top 10 punctuation errors?
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Tense
Past Tense What is the past tense in English?
our lesson Simple Past Tense What is the simple past tense?
our lesson Past Progressive Tense What is the past progressive tense?
our lesson Past Perfect Tense What is the past perfect tense?
our lesson Past Perfect Progressive Tense What is the past perfect progressive tense?
our lesson Simple Present Tense What is the simple present tense?
our lesson Present Progressive Tense What is the present progressive tense?
our lesson Present Perfect Tense What is the present perfect tense?
our lesson Present Perfect Progressive Tense What is the present perfect progressive tense?
our lesson Simple Future Tense What is the simple future tense?
our lesson Future Progressive Tense What is the future progressive tense?
our lesson Future Perfect Tense What is the future perfect tense?
our lesson Future Perfect Progressive Tense What is the future perfect progressive tense?
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Punctuation
Using Apostrophes How do you use apostrophes?
our lesson Using Semicolons How do you use semicolons?
our lesson Using Square Brackets How do you use square brackets?
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Vocabulary for Beginners
Flowers (Vocabulary) Learn the different flowers in English
our lesson Fruit (Vocabulary) Learn the different fruits in English
our lesson Furniture (Vocabulary) Learn the different types of furniture in English
our lesson Places in Town (Vocabulary) Learn the different places in town in English
our lesson Shapes (Vocabulary) Learn the different shapes in English
our lesson Vegetables (Vocabulary) Learn the different vegetables in English
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Common Grammatical Terms
Abstract Nouns and Concrete Nouns What are abstract nouns and concrete nouns?
our lesson Adverbial Clause What is an adverbial clause?
our lesson Adverbial Phrase What is an adverbial phrase?
our lesson Collective Noun What is a collective noun?
our lesson Common Nouns and Proper Nouns What are common nouns and proper nouns?
our lesson Conjunctive Adverb What is a conjunctive adverb?
our lesson Dangling Modifier What is a dangling modifier?
our lesson Definite Article What is a definite article?
our lesson Independent Clause What is an independent clause?
our lesson Indirect Object What is an indirect object?
our lesson Infinitive Phrase What is an infinitive phrase?
our lesson Past Participle What is a past participle?
our lesson Possessive Adjective What is a possessive adjective?
our lesson Possessive Apostrophe A short video on apostrophe placement
our lesson Possessive Apostrophes What are possessive apostrophes?
our lesson Predicate Nominative What is a predicate nominative?
our lesson Prepositional Phrase What is a prepositional phrase?
our lesson Present Participle What is a present participle?
our lesson Subjunctive Mood What is the subjunctive mood?
our lesson Transitive and Intransitive Verbs What are transitive and intransitive verbs?
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Sentence Types
Active and Passive Sentences What are active and passive sentences?
our lesson Complex Sentence What is a complex sentence?
our lesson Compound Sentence What is a compound sentence?
our lesson Conditional Sentences What is a conditional sentence?
our lesson Declarative Sentence What is a declarative sentence?
our lesson Exclamatory Sentence What is an exclamatory sentence?
our lesson Imperative Sentence What is an imperative sentence?
our lesson Interrogative Sentence What is an interrogative sentence?
our lesson Simple Sentence What is a simple sentence?
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Literary Devices
Easily Confused Words
A Lot, Allot, and Alot What is the difference between a lot, allot, and alot?
our lesson Adverse and Averse What is the difference between adverse and averse?
our lesson Advice and Advise What is the difference between advice and advise?
our lesson Affect and Effect What is the difference between affect and effect?
our lesson Aid and Aide What is the difference between aid and aide?
our lesson Alternate and Alternative What is the difference between alternate and alternative?
our lesson Among and Between What is the difference between among and between?
our lesson Appraise and Apprise What is the difference between appraise and apprise?
our lesson Bare and Bear What is the difference between bare and bear?
our lesson Brake and Break What is the difference between brake and break?
our lesson Chilly, Chili, and Chile What is the difference between chilly, chili, and chile?
our lesson Complement and Compliment What is the difference between complement and compliment?
our lesson Dependant and Dependent What is the difference between dependant and dependent?
our lesson Discreet and Discrete What is the difference between discreet and discrete?
our lesson Disinterested and Uninterested What is the difference between disinterested and uninterested?
our lesson e.g. and i.e. What is the difference between e.g. and i.e.?
our lesson Emigrate and Immigrate What is the difference between emigrate and immigrate?
our lesson Except and Accept What is the difference between except and accept?
our lesson Fewer or Less What is the difference between fewer and less?
our lesson Fish or Fishes What is the difference between fish and fishes?
our lesson Hanged and Hung What is the difference between hanged and hung?
our lesson Its and It's What is the difference between its and it's?
our lesson Lay and Lie What is the difference between lay and lie?
our lesson Learned and Learnt What is the difference between learned and learnt?
our lesson Licence and License What is the difference between licence and license?
our lesson Material and Materiel What is the difference between material and materiel?
our lesson Practice and Practise What is the difference between practice and practise?
our lesson Principal and Principle What is the difference between principal and principle?
our lesson Program and Programme What is the difference between program and programme?
our lesson Sympathy and Empathy What is the difference between sympathy and empathy?
our lesson Their, There, and They're What is the difference between their, there, and they're?
our lesson Too and To What is the difference between too and to?
our lesson Toward and Towards What is the difference between toward and towards?
our lesson Uninterested and Disinterested What is the difference between uninterested and disinterested?
our lesson Weather, Whether, and Wether What is the difference between weather, whether, and wether?
our lesson You're and Your What is the difference between you're and your?
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