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Everyday Grammar TV Introduction Grammar videos from the Everyday Grammar TV program. These videos come from Voice of America, VOA, and consist of two minute videos of an important English grammar topics. The English is spoken at 75% of normal speed. Great listening and reading practice and a fantastic way to learn grammar and new vocabulary. Quick Links VOA Grammar TV Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21

Grammar TV Page 1 Will vs. Be Going to .... Pronouns, I and Me .... Onomatopoeia .... Irregular Plurals .... Modals for Asking Permission .... Simple Past Present Perfect .... Understanding Fast Talkers .... Introducing Articles .... Gerunds vs. Infinitives .... Pronouns and Gender Grammar TV Page 2 For & Since .... Words That Are Coming And Going .... Tag Questions .... Double Negatives .... Present And Future Real Conditionals .... Present Unreal Conditionals .... Causatives .... Passive & Active Voice .... Present Progressive Tense .... Should & Shall Grammar TV Page 3 American English vs. British English .... Adverbs .... Noncount Nouns .... Little vs. A Little, Few vs. A Few .... Phrasal Verbs .... Apostrophes .... Quantifiers .... Causatives (Get & Have) .... Past Unreal Conditionals .... Commonly Confused Words Grammar TV Page 4 Comparatives .... Relative Adverbs .... Superlatives .... May, Might, and Must .... Commonly Confused Words, Part Two .... Modals (Should, Ought To, Had Better) .... Phrasal Verbs (Technology) .... Subject-Verb Agreement .... Subjunctive .... Have, Has, and Had

Grammar TV Page 5 Commonly Confused Words, Part Three .... Demonstratives .... Provide For/With/To .... Frequency Adverbs .... Reported Speech .... Separable Phrasal Verbs .... Transitive vs. Intransitive Verbs .... Used To .... Would You Mind .... Time Clause Before/After Grammar TV Page 6 Could Have, Would Have .... Simple Past Yes/No Questions .... Expressions With "Other" .... While vs. Whereas .... Sentence Patterns .... Maybe vs. May Be .... Linking Verbs .... Parallelism .... Determiners .... Making Suggestions Grammar TV Page 7 In. On. At. .... Either/Or, Neither/Nor .... Be Supposed to .... Prepositional Phrases .... Quoted Speech .... Expressing Preference .... Grammar Rules .... Get .... Stative Verbs .... Amplifiers Grammar TV Page 8 Downtoners .... Always .... Polite Offers & Simple Past Tense .... Imprecise Nouns .... Though .... But .... Native Speaker Mistakes .... Oxford Comma .... Dying Grammar Rules .... Uses of Well

Grammar TV Page 9 Make .... Okay .... Adjectival Infinitives + Thing, Stuff, A Lot .... Anyway .... Different Meanings of Have .... Three-Part Phrasal Verbs .... Adjectival Infinitives - Time, Place, Way .... Take .... The Disappearing That .... Thing Grammar TV Page 10 Be Like, Be All .... Anyone vs. Everybody .... Because of & Due to .... Commas .... Reported Speech Historic Present .... Expletives .... Discovery Verbs (Present Perfect Tense) .... Euphemistic Phrasal Verbs .... Euphemistic Adjectives & Nouns .... Both...and, Not only...but also Grammar TV Page 11 How to Show You are Not Sure .... Sign up, Sign in .... Common Transition Words .... Check in, Check up .... Wish (Future) .... Wish (Past/Present) .... As If, As Though .... Adjectives & Prepositions .... Starting Sentences With Conjunctions .... Contronyms Grammar TV Page 12 Peek, Peak, Pique .... Em Dash, En Dash .... Assure, Ensure, Insure .... Eager vs. Anxious .... Lend vs. Borrow .... Subject-Verb Agreement & Phrases .... Yesterday, Ago, Last .... You Know .... Tell, Say, Speak, Talk .... Antecedents + Pronouns Grammar TV Page 13 Ever Words .... I.e. & E.g. .... Words That Are Not Words, But Are Words Part 1 .... Palindromes .... Words That Are Not Words, But Are Words Part 2 .... I Before E Except After C .... Conditionals (Without "If") .... Phrasal Verbs + Back .... Two -ing Words In A Row .... Phrasal Verbs + Back (Part 2) Grammar TV Page 14 Phrasal Verbs + Take .... Compound Nouns .... Noun Clauses .... Participial Adjectives .... Portmanteaus .... 'Which' to Modify a Whole Sentence .... Zero Articles to Make Generalizations .... Using 'Whose' .... Word Order of Adjectives .... Be Supposed To Grammar TV Page 15 Thing .... Adverbs .... Noncount Nouns .... Pronouns and Gender .... Euphemisms .... Transitive Verbs .... Intransitive Verbs .... Uses of Well .... Introduction to Phrasal Verbs .... Verbs and Prepositions - Ask about Grammar TV Page 16 Verbs and Prepositions - Talk about .... Phrasal Verbs - Come up .... Phrasal Verbs - Come back .... Make .... Imprecise noun phrases – and stuff like that .... Adverbs Part 2 – Really .... Keep + Gerund .... Go + verb .... Would you mind? .... Be About To Grammar TV Page 17 Phrasal Verbs – Go Out .... Phrasal Verbs – Go On .... Sign Up .... Non-Count Nouns Part 2 .... Contronyms .... 'You know' .... Parallelism .... Transitions .... Always .... Be Willing to Grammar TV Page 18 It-Cleft Sentences .... Polite Speech & Past Continuous .... Making Guesses .... Past Ability: Specific Occasions .... Collocations .... Try .... Forget .... Adjectives + Infinitives .... Adjectives + Gerunds .... Recognizing Collocations Grammar TV Page 19 Making Guesses. I Bet .... Expressing Indefinite Plans .... Used to .... Be Used to .... Qualities: As - As Comparisons .... Actions: As - As Comparisons .... Amounts: As - As Comparisons .... I Wouldn’t - If I Were You .... Warnings with ‘Don’t’ .... Showing Annoyance: Continuous Verbs Grammar TV Page 20 Showing Annoyance: Wish + Would .... The Verb Run, Part 1 .... The Verb Run, Part 2 .... ‘To’ and Place Adverbs .... Expressing Regret: I Should Have .... Expressing Regret: I Wish I Had .... Past Participles, Part 1 .... Present Participles, Part 1 .... Past Participles, Part 2 .... The Present Participle, Part 2 Grammar TV Page 21 What are Extreme Adjectives? .... Rules for Extreme Adjectives .... Usually vs Used to .... If and Whether, Part 1 .... If and Whether, Part 2 .... Grammar for the New Year .... Often in February

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