1 EVEN (RR) 10184080 2 EVEN (CS21) 2778948 3 EVEN (RR_JJ%) 452464 4 EVEN (RR_VV0%) 87875 5 EVEN (RR21) 63605 20 EVEN (VVI) 664 Read more 1 FROM (II) 56595317 3 FROM (II22) 925535 4 FROM (RR41) 192515 5 FROM (RG22) 61816 6 FROM (RT31) 47137 Read more 1 OUT (RP) 20851854 2 OUT (II21) […]
Although ‘so’ is hard to put a part of speech to, it is usually a general or degree adverb, but it can often also be a conjunction. Here is a ranked list in order of most frequent first with highlighted examples: general adverb – “So much for studying grammar everyday.” (RR) suborinating conjunction – […]
“This post is brought to you by English Grammar Pro. ” The previous sentence is an example of B2 level grammar. If that interests you, then read on. There are a few points in the category of PASSIVES and verbs taking two objects that overlap and clash for which CEFR level they indicate. Before trying […]
A range of adverbs with this future construction is examined. Read more It is very hard to distinguish between levels for some items because it is not clear on the EGP too. Read more This A2 grammar point is quantities of PLURAL NOUNS. Its made up of an adverb + determiner + noun. Read more […]
The word ‘way’ is almost always a noun, but sometimes it can be an adverb. 1 WAY (NN1) 13013801 4 WAY (II32) 83960 5 WAY (RR22) 78449 6 WAY (RR%) 53219 The word ‘way’ is usually a general adverb before many types of adverbs, and adjectives. (RG)(RGR)(RRR)(RP)(JJ)(JJR) There are also adverb phrases such as: ‘half […]
1 SO (RG) MUCH (DA1) 80 3 SO (RG) MUCH (RR) 5 If you can’t decide if ‘much’ a singular after determiner or just a regular adverb, go with probabilty. Read more 1 BEFORE (II) 3240842 3 BEFORE (CS) 2449322 4 BEFORE (RT) 1195294 As a time adverb it is usually followed by punctuation such […]
1 EXCEPT (II21) 293202 2 EXCEPT (CS) 258109 5 EXCEPT (CS21) 101718 6 EXCEPT (II) 26138 14 EXCEPT (VV0%) 638 Read more 1 RATHER (II21) 956100 2 RATHER (RG) 529786 ‘Rather’ as a degree adverb usually modifies an adjective. 1 BUT (CCB) RATHER (RG_RR@) A (AT1) 22044 2 A (AT1) RATHER (RG) LARGE (JJ) 7161 […]
1 ‘AS’ is mostly used as a subordinating conjunction. Therefore a clause will follow. (CSA) 3 ‘As’ is used a little less as a preposition. Therefore, a noun phrase will follow. (II) 5 (II22) 6 ‘AS’ is less frequently also used as an adverb of degree. (RG) It is often followed by an adjective or […]
Here are some beginner English exercises. A1 means you can use this basic language. Put the words in the spaces ….. ….. Read more One of the first grammar points you need to learn is the negative forms of BE. Read more This is a growing C2 test, so check back soon. Read more How […]
