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Grammar and Structures List: Examples Nouns

The document provides examples of English grammar structures and vocabulary organized into categories including nouns, adjectives, determiners, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions, prepositions, and question words. It includes examples of common structures like present simple and continuous verbs, contractions, possession, and common expressions. The list is intended to cover foundational grammar and vocabulary for early English language learners.

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Grammar and Structures List: Examples Nouns

The document provides examples of English grammar structures and vocabulary organized into categories including nouns, adjectives, determiners, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions, prepositions, and question words. It includes examples of common structures like present simple and continuous verbs, contractions, possession, and common expressions. The list is intended to cover foundational grammar and vocabulary for early English language learners.

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Grammar and

structures list

Grammar and structures list


See the thematic vocabulary lists for a comprehensive list of words in each category.

Examples

Nouns Would you like an orange?


Singular and plural including irregular plural forms, countable Lemons are yellow.
and uncountable and names Pat has six mice.
I eat rice for lunch.
Anna is my friend.

Adjectives He’s a small boy.


Including possessive adjectives His name is Bill.

Determiners It’s a banana.


This is an apple.
Put the hat on the boy’s head.
I want some milk.
These books are blue.

Pronouns This is my car.


Including demonstrative, personal, and possessive interrogative Can you see me?
pronouns and ‘one’ Which is Anna?
Yes, please. I’d like one.
This is mine!
Is that yours?

Verbs
(Positive, negative, question, imperative and short-answer
forms, including contractions)

Present simple Nick is happy.


I don’t like eggs.
Eat your lunch!
Is that your sister? Yes, it is.

Present continuous (not with future reference) What are you doing?
The cat’s sleeping.

Can for ability The baby can wave.

Can for requests/permission Can I have some birthday cake?

Have (got) for possession Have you got a pen?


She hasn’t got a dog.

Adverbs I’m colouring it now.


My grandma lives here.
She lives here too.

Conjunctions I’ve got a pen and a pencil.

Prepositions of place and time Put the clock next to the picture.
We go to school in the morning.

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Examples

Question words Who is that man?


Where is Alex?

Impersonal you How do you spell that?

Have + obj + inf Lucy has a book to read.

ing forms as nouns Swimming is good.

Let’s Let’s go to the zoo!

Like + v + ing I like swimming.

There is/There are There is a monkey in the tree.


There are some books on the table.

Would like + n or v I would like some grapes.


Would you like to colour that ball?

Happy Birthday You’re eight today! Happy Birthday!

Here you are Would you like an apple?


Yes, please.
Here you are.

Me too I like football.


Me too.

So do I I love hippos.
So do I.

story about + ing This is a story about playing football.

What (a/an) + adj + n What a good dog!


What beautiful fish!

What now? Put the egg in the box.


OK! The egg is in the box. What now?

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