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Glossary of English Grammar Terms

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A list of often difficult or specialized words with their definitions, often placed at the back of a book.

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A - Z List of Terms
Alphabetical listing of English language topics

Should you follow the alphabetical listing of English language topics or take relevant English language courses?

You should take relevant English language courses.
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The alphabetical listing of English language topics should be consulted occasionally.

What will happen if you do not take courses according to your age, experiences, and goals?

You will get confused.
You will have difficulty learning.

What should you be able to explain about each English grammar topic?
What is it?
Where is it used?
What are various examples?


What are the various alphabetical listings of English language topics?
A
Alphabet
Adjectives
Adjectives and Adverbs
    Adjectival Noun
    Adjective
    Adjuncts
    Adverbials
    Adverbs
    Attributive Adjectives
    Common Adjective
    Comparatives
    Demonstrative Adjectives
    Disjuncts
    Possessive Adjective
    Predicative Adjectives
    Proper Adjective
    Resultative Adjective
    Superlative
Articles
    Articles
    Definite Article
    Indefinite Articles
    Zero Article
Abstract Nouns
A, An, The (articles)
Abbreviations
Analogies
Antonyms
Adjective Clauses
Adverb Clauses
Articles belong in front of all other modifiers preceding a noun:
Absolute Phrases
Acronyms (plurals of)
Acronyms (redundancy)
Active Voice (in verbs)
A.D. and B.C.
Adjective Clauses
Adjectival Labels
Adjuncts
Adverbs
Adverb Clauses
Adverbial Conjunctions
Agenda (for meetings)
Agent (of a sentence)
Agreement: Pron. & Ant.
Agreement: Subj. - Verb
Alphabetical Order
Amplifiers
Analysis-Classification
And to begin sent.
Anomalous Anonymies
Antecedent
Apologetic Quotation Marks
Apostrophe
APA-style Documentation
Appositive Phrases
Argumentative Essays
Articles & Acronyms
As versus Like
Ask Grammar
Attributive Noun
Author's Credentials
Auxiliary Verbs
Awards
Abbreviations
Academic Question
Accent
Accommodation
Acronyms
Acrostics
Action Verbs
Active
Adjectival Noun
Adjuncts
Adverbials
Adverbs
Affixes
Agents
Agreement
Allegories
Alliteration
Allomorphs
Allophones
Allusion
Alphabet
Ambigram
Ambitransitive Verbs
Anadiplosis
Anaphora
Animate Nouns
Antagonyms
Anti-Language
Antimetabole
Antonyms
Aphorism
Apodosis
Apposition
Appositive
Archaic Language
Articulation
Artificial Language
Aspect
Assimilation
Assonance
Attributive Adjectives
Autoantonym
Auxiliary Verbs
B
Back-Channelling
Backchaining
Base Form
Bilingual Dictionaries
Blended Learning
Bottom-Up Language Learning
Bad and Badly
Bare Infinitive
"Be" (the verb)
Because to begin sent.
Because clause
Bible (parallelism)
Bookshelf (recommended)
Brackets
Brainstorming
British Spelling
Bulleted Lists
Business Letter (format)
But to begin sent.
C
Complement & Object
    Complement
    Direct Object
    Indirect Objects
    Objects
    Retained Object
Conjunctions
    Conjunctions
    Conjuncts
    Coordinating Conjunctions
    Subordinating Conjunction
Conditionals
    Conditional Perfect
    Conditionals
    First Conditional (1st Conditional)
    Mixed Conditionals
    Other Conditionals
    Protasis
    Second Conditional (2nd Conditional)
    Third Conditional (3rd Conditional) Zero Conditional
Clauses
Can and Could
Capitalization
Case (of pronouns)
Cases in appositives
Catenative Verbs
Causative Verbs
Cause-Effect Essays
Classification-Analysis
Clauses
Cleft Sentences
Clichés (Eliminating)
Clustering (ideas)
Coherence
Collective Adjectives
Collective Nouns
Colon
Combining Sentences
Commas
Comma Splices
Company Names
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative Adverbs
Comparison-Contrast
Complements
Complete Predicates
Complex Sentences
Compositions (writing)
Compound Plurals
Compound Possessives
Compound Words
Compound Sentences
Compounded Subjects/Objects
Compound-Complex Sentences
Compounding Pronouns
Computers and Writing
Concluding Paragraphs
Capitonyms
Contractions
Concrete Language
Concise Sentences
Conditional Verbs
Conditional (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Confusion (Eliminating)
Conjunctions
Conjunctive Adverbs
Conjuncts
Contractions
Contractions (in essays)
Coordinate Adjectives
Coordinating Conjunctions
Copulas (verbs)
Correlative Conjunctions
Could
Count Nouns
Cumulative Sentences
Capital Letters
Cardinal Numbers
Case
Cataphora
Causative Verbs
Chiasmus
Clauses
Cleft Sentences
Cliche
Close Pairs
Cockney Rhyming Slang
Coleman-Liau Index
Collective Nouns
Colligation
Collocations
Colloquial
Common Adjective
Comparatives
Complement
Complex Prepositions
Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL)
Concord
Concordancers
Concrete Nouns
Conditional Perfect
Conditionals
Conjunctions
Conjuncts
Consonants
Continuous Verbs
Contranyms
Coordinating Conjunctions
Copula Verbs
Count Nouns
Countable Nouns
Creoles
Crossword Dictionaries
D
Dictionary
Determiners
    Cardinal Numbers Determiners Numerals Ordinal Numbers
Direct & Indirect Speech
    Direct Speech
    Indirect Speech
    Reported Speech
Discourse
    Accommodation
    Back-Channelling
    Discourse Analysis
    Discourse Marker
    Phatic Speech
Declarative Mood
Defining Relative Clauses
Definite Article
Deixis
Demonstrative Adjectives
Demonstrative Pronouns
Demonstratives
Deontic Modality
Descriptive Grammar
Determiners
Diachronic
Diacritic
Dialects
Dictionaries
Dictionaries of Contemporary English
Dictionary Types
Diglossia
Diminutive
Direct Object
Direct Speech
Discourse Analysis
Discourse Marker
Disjuncts
Disyllabic
Ditransitive Verbs
Don't-levelling
Dyad
Dynamic Modality
Dynamic Verbs
Dangling Modifiers
Dashes
Deadly Sin Checklist
Definition Essays
Degrees (adj) w/ premodifiers
Demonstrative Pronouns
Dependent Clauses
Descriptive Essays
Determiners
Diagramming Sentences
Dictionaries, Thesauri (list)
Direct Objects
Directory of Tenses
Discontinuous noun phrase
Disjuncts
Display (Vertical) Lists
Ditransitive Verbs
Do, Does, Did
Do versus Make
Double Negatives
Double Possessives
Double Prepositions
Double Punctuation
Downtoners
Dynamic Verbs
E
English Grammar
EAP
EFL
Eggcorn
Ellipsis
Embedded Questions
Emphatic Forms
Endophora
Epanadiplosis
Epanalepsis
Epistemic Modality
Epistrophe
Epizeuxis
Ergative Verbs
ESL
ESOL
Estuary English
Etymological Dictionaries
Etymology
Euphemisms
Examples of Acronyms
Exophoric
Editing/Proofreading
E.g. and i.e.
Ellipsis
Elliptical Clauses
E-mail (capitals)
Emphasizers
Emphatic Sentences
Essay Writing
Essential Clauses
Euphemism
Evaluative Essays
Examples (in essays)
Exclamation Mark
Expletive Constructions
F
Figure of Speech
    Anadiplosis
    Antimetabole
    Aphorism
    Assonance
    Chiasmus
    Epanadiplosis
    Epanalepsis
    Epistrophe
    Epizeuxis
    Figure of Speech
    Hyperbole
    Irony
    Litotes
    Meiosis
    Metaphors
    Oxymorons
    Pleonasm
    Polyptoton
    Redundancy
    Sarcasm
    Simile
    Spoonerism
    Tautology
    Understatement Zeugma
Finite Verbs
First Conditional (1st Conditional)
Flesch-Kincaid Index
Fog Index
Function
Future Perfect
Future Perfect Progressive (Future Perfect Continuous)
Future Progressive (Future Continuous)
Factitive Verbs
Family Names (plurals)
FANBOYS
FAQ (page)
Few and A Few
Fewer and Less
Finite Verbs
Figurative Language
First Conditional
Five-Paragraph Essay
Focus Adverbs
Format Requirements
Fragments
Freewriting
Freq. Asked Questions
Fused Sentences
Future Tenses
G
General
    Agreement
    Clauses
    Concord
    Dangling Modifiers
    Gender
    Grammar
    Negatives
    Number
    Plurals
    Postmodifier
    Predicate
    Premodifiers
    Reed-Kellogg Diagrams
    Singular
Gerunds and Infinitives Gerunds Infinitives
Gender
Gerunds
Gist
Glossary
Grammar
Gender Problems
Gerunds
Gerunds vs Infinitives
Gerund Phrases
Gettysburg Address (parallelism)
Going to . . .
Good and Well
GRAMMARLOGS (answers)
GrammarPoll
GrammarRock Lyrics
Guestbook
Guestbook Archives
H Helping Verb
Heteronyms
Homograph
Homonyms
Homophones & Homonyms
Homophones
Hyperbole
Hyponyms
Hypothetical questions
Have, Has, and Had
Historical (a/an)
Holidays (forms)
Homonyms/Homophones
Hyphens
I
Idiolects
Idioms
Illustrated Dictionaries
Imperatives
Inanimate Nouns
Inchoative Verbs
Indefinite Articles
Indefinite Pronoun
Indirect Objects
Indirect Speech
Inductive Antonomasia
Infinitives
Inflection
Interjections
Interrogative Pronouns
Intransitive Verbs
Irony
Irregular Plurals
Irregular Verbs
I.e. and e.g.
Imperative Mood
Indefinite Pronouns
Indefinite Relative Pronouns
Independent Clauses
Indicative Mood
Indirect Objects
Indirect Questions
Indirect Quotations
Indirect Speech
Infinitives
Infinitive Phrases
Initials
Intensifiers (adverbs)
Intensifiers (Unnecessary)
Intensive Pronouns
Interjections
Internet (writing resource)
Interrobang
Interrogative Adjectives
Interrogative Pronouns
Intransitive Verbs
Introductory Paragraphs
Inversion (of subj-verb)
Irregular Plurals
Irregular Verb Forms
Italics
Its versus It's
J
Jargon
Jr., Sr., etc.
L
Lexicology
Lexicography
1. List of Nouns
2. List of Pronouns
3. List of Verbs
4. Examples of Adjectives
5. List of Adverbs
6. List of Prepositions
7. List of Conjunctions
8. List of Interjections
Leading Questions
Letters
Lexical Density Test
Limericks
Linking Verb
Litotes
Lower Case
Lay, lie
Less and Fewer
Like versus As
Linking Verbs
Lists
Literature (writing about)
Little and A Little
Logic
Learning and Teaching
    Blended Learning
    Bottom-Up Language Learning
    Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL)
    Concordancers
    Descriptive Grammar
    Diachronic
    EAP
    EFL
    ESL
    ESOL
    Gist
    Mnemonics
    Philology
    Plagiarism
    Prescriptive Grammars
    Scanning
    Semantics
    Skimming
    Synchronic
    Syntax
    TEFL
    TESL
    TESOL
    Top-Down Language Learning
Literature
    Acrostics
    Allegories
    Alliteration
    Allusion
    Limericks
    Poetry
    Prose
    Prosody
    Rhyme
    Satire
    Stanza
Modals
    Deontic Modality
    Dynamic Modality
    Epistemic Modality
    Modal Verbs
M
Main Verbs
Major Sentences
Malapropisms
Mass Nouns
Meiosis
Metaphors
Metaplasm
Metonymy
Middle Verbs
Minced Oath
Mini-Dictionaries
Minimal Pairs
Minor Sentence
Minority Language
Mixed Conditionals
Mnemonics
Modal Verbs
Mondegreen
Monolingual Dictionaries
Monosyllabic
Mood
Morphemes
Mass Nouns
May and Might
Minutes (for meetings)
Misplaced Modifiers
Mixed Constructions
Mixed Metaphors
MLA-style documentation
Mnemonics (spelling)
Modal Auxiliary Verbs
Modifiers
Modifier Placement
Moods of Verbs
More Than vs Over
Mutating/Mutated Plurals
Myself, me
N
Negative Pronouns
Negatives
Neologisms
Non-defining Relative Clauses
Non-Finite Verbs
Non-Rhotic
Noun as Adjective
Noun Phrases
Nouns
Number
Numerals
Narrative Essays
Nonrestrictive Clauses
Negative Adverbs
Nominative Absolute
Nominative Possessive
Non-Count Nouns
None (singular/plural)
Non-Finite Verbs
Nouns
Noun Clauses
Noun Markers
Noun of Address
Noun Phrases
NOTORIOUS CONFUSABLES
Numbered Lists
Numbers (Using)
Nouns
    Abstract Nouns
    Animate Nouns
    Apposition
    Appositive
    Case
    Collective Nouns
    Concrete Nouns
    Count Nouns
    Countable Nouns
    Inanimate Nouns
    Irregular Plurals
    Mass Nouns
    Noun as Adjective
    Noun Phrases
    Nouns
    Proper Nouns
    Subject
    Substantive
    Uncountable Noun
O
Objects
Onomatopoeia
Ordinal Numbers
Orthoepy
Other Conditionals
Oxymorons
Object Complements
Objectivity (maintaining)
Objects
One (as a pronoun)
Online Resources
Outlining
Over vs. more than
Oxford Comma
P
Phrases
Parts of Speech
    Interjections
    Parsing
    Part of Speech>/ol>
Passive
    Passive Voice
Phonetics
    Allophones
    Diacritic
    Mondegreen
    Phonemes
    Phonetic Alphabet
    Phonetics
Phrasal Verbs
    Phrasal Verbs
Prefixes & Suffixes
    Affixes
    Diminutive
    Inflection
    Prefixes
    Suffix
    Tmesis
Prepositions
    Complex Prepositions
    Particles
    Prepositional Phrases
    Prepositions
Pronouns
    Demonstrative Pronouns
    Demonstratives
    Indefinite Pronoun
    Interrogative Pronouns
    Negative Pronouns
    Person
    Personal Pronouns
    Possessive Pronoun
    Pronouns
    Reciprocal Pronouns
    Reflexive Pronouns
Pronunciation
    Accent
    Allomorphs
    Articulation
    Assimilation
    Backchaining
    Close Pairs
    Disyllabic
    Heteronyms
    Minimal Pairs
    Monosyllabic
    Non-Rhotic
    Onomatopoeia
    Orthoepy
    Polysyllabic
    Received Pronunciation
    Rhotic
    Syllable
    Syllable Division
    Unvoiced Sounds
    Voiced Sounds
Palindromes
Paragraphs
Parsing
Part of Speech
Participles
Particles
Passive Index
Passive Voice
Past Participles
Past Perfect
Past Perfect Progressive (Past Perfect Continuous)
Past Progressive (Past Continuous)
Past Simple (Simple Past)
Past Simple Tense
Perfect
Perfect Aspect
Performative Verb
Person
Personal Pronouns
Phatic Speech
Philology
Phonemes
Phonetic Alphabet
Phonetics
Phrasal Verbs
Phrases
Pidgin
Plagiarism
Pleonasm
Plurals
Pocket Dictionaries
Poetry
Polyptoton
Polysemy
Polysyllabic
Portmanteau Word
Possessive Adjective
Possessive Pronoun
Postmodifier
Pragmatics
Predicate
Predicative Adjectives
Prefixes
Premodifiers
Prepositional Phrases
Prepositions
Prescriptive Grammars
Present Participle
Present Perfect
Present Perfect Progressive (Present Perfect Continuous)
Present Progressive (Present Continuous)
Present Simple Tense
Progressive Aspect
Pronouns
Proper Adjective
Proper Nouns
Prose
Prosody
Protasis
Punctuation
Packed Noun Phrases
Paragraphs
Parallelism
Parentheses
Parenthetical Elements
Participles
Participial Phrases
Particles
Parts of Speech
Passive Gerunds
Passive Infinitives
Passive Participles
Passive Voice (in verbs)
Perfect Infinitive
Periodic Sentences
Periods
Person (of pronouns)
Personal Essays
Personal Pronouns
Phrasal Modals
Phrasal Verbs
Phrases
Plagiarism (avoiding)
Plague Words
Pleonasm
Plural Noun Forms
Plurals & Apostrophes
Plurals of Compounds
Point of View
Possessives
Possessive w/ Gerunds
Powerpoint Presentations
Predeterminers
Predicate Adjectives
Predicate Nominative
Predicates
Prefixes
Preposition (end of sent.)
Prepositions
Prepositions (list)
Prepositions, Superfluous
Prepositional Phrases
Primer Language (Avoiding)
Process Essays
Progressive Verbs
Pronouns (Defined)
Pronoun - Ant. Agrmnt
Pronouns & Nouns Combined
Pronoun Cases
Pronoun Consistency
Proofreading/Editing
Proofreading Symbols
Proper Adjectives
Proper Nouns
Punctuation
Purpose (in writing)
Quantifiers
Question Marks
Q
Quantifiers
Question
Question Tags
Question types
QUIZZES
Quotation Marks
Question Tags
    Question Tags
    Tag Question
Questions
    Academic Question
    Embedded Questions
    Hypothetical questions
    Leading Questions
    Question
    Question types
    Rhetorical Question
    Yes/No Questions
Readability Tests
    Coleman-Liau Index
    Flesch-Kincaid Index
    Fog Index
    Lexical Density Test
    Passive Index
    Readability Test
Relative Pronouns
    Defining Relative Clauses
    Non-defining Relative Clauses
    Relative Clause
    Relative Pronoun
Some & Any
    Quantifiers
Spelling and Punctuation
    Abbreviations
    Acronyms
    Alphabet
    Ambigram
    Capital Letters
    Consonants
    Examples of Acronyms
    Homograph
    Homophones
    Letters
    Lower Case
    Punctuation
    Upper Case
    Vowels
Varieties and Dialects
    Anti-Language
    Archaic Language
    Artificial Language
    Cockney Rhyming Slang
    Colloquial
    Creoles
    Dialects
    Diglossia
    Don't-levelling
    Estuary English
    Idiolects
    Pidgin
    Register
    Standard English
Verbs and Tenses
    Action Verbs
    Active
    Agents
    Ambitransitive Verbs
    Aspect
    Auxiliary Verbs
    Base Form
    Causative Verbs
    Continuous Verbs
    Copula Verbs
    Declarative Mood
    Ditransitive Verbs
    Dynamic Verbs
    Emphatic Forms
    Ergative Verbs
    Finite Verbs
    Future Perfect
    Future Perfect Progressive (Future Perfect Continuous)
    Future Progressive (Future Continuous)
    Helping Verb
    Imperatives
    Inchoative Verbs
    Intransitive Verbs
    Irregular Verbs
    Linking Verb
    Main Verbs
    Middle Verbs
    Mood
    Non-Finite Verbs
    Participles
    Past Participles
    Past Perfect
    Past Perfect Progressive (Past Perfect Continuous)
    Past Progressive (Past Continuous)
    Past Simple (Simple Past)
    Past Simple Tense
    Perfect
    Perfect Aspect
    Performative Verb
    Present Participle
    Present Perfect
    Present Perfect Progressive (Present Perfect Continuous)
    Present Progressive (Present Continuous)
    Present Simple Tense
    Progressive Aspect
    Regular Verbs
    Stative Verbs
    Subjunctive
    Tense
    Transitive Verb
    Verb Group
    Verb Phrase
    Verbs
    Voice
Vocabulary
    Antagonyms
    Antonyms
    Autoantonym
    Bilingual Dictionaries
    Cliche
    Collocations
    Contranyms
    Crossword Dictionaries
    Dictionaries
    Dictionaries of Contemporary English
    Dictionary Types
    Eggcorn
    Etymological Dictionaries
    Etymology
    Euphemisms
    Glossary
    Homonyms
    Hyponyms
    Idioms
    Illustrated Dictionaries
    Inductive Antonomasia
    Jargon
    Loanwords
    Malapropisms
    Metonymy
    Minced Oath
    Mini-Dictionaries
    Monolingual Dictionaries
    Morphemes
    Neologisms
    Palindromes
    Pocket Dictionaries
    Polysemy
    Portmanteau Word
    Rhyming Dictionary
    Slang
    Superordinate
    Swear Words
    Synecdoche
    Synonyms
    Thesaurus
R
Readability Test
Received Pronunciation
Reciprocal Pronouns
Redundancy
Reed-Kellogg Diagrams
Reflexive Pronouns
Register
Regression
Regular Verbs
Relative Clause
Relative Pronoun
Reported Speech
Resultative Adjective
Retained Object
Rhetorical Question
Rhotic
Rhyme
Rhyming Dictionary
Reciprocal Pronouns
Redundancy (Avoiding)
Referral Form
Relative Adverbs
Relative Clauses
Relative Pronouns
Reflexive Pronouns
Reported Speech
Research Papers
Restrictive Clauses
Resulting Copulas
Resumes
Resumptive Modifier
Reviews (Literary)
Rhetorical Questions
Run-on Sentences
S
Sarcasm
Satire
Scanning
Second Conditional (2nd Conditional)
Semantics
Sentence
Sentence Fragment
Simile
Simple Sentences
Singular
Skimming
Slang
Spoonerism
Standard English
Stanza
Stative Verbs
Subject
Subjunctive
Subordinating Conjunction
Substantive
Suffix
Superlative
Superordinate
Swear Words
Syllable
Syllable Division
Synchronic
Synecdoche
Synonyms
Syntax
SEARCH ENGINE
Second Conditional
Sequence of Tenses
Semicolons
Sentences
Sentence Combining
Sentences (defined)
Sentences (types)
Sentential Clauses
Sequence of Verbs
Serial Comma
Sexism in Language
Shall and Will
Should
Sic
Silent Speech
Simple Predicates
Simple Sentences
Simple Subjects
Single Quote Marks
Slant (or Slash)
Slash (or Virgule)
Solidus (or Slant)
Spelling
Split Infinitives
Sports Teams' Names
Squinting Modifiers
Stacked Noun Phrases
Stative Verbs
Stylistic Fragments
Subject Complements
Subjects
Subject-Verb Agreement
Subject-Verb Inversion
Subjunctive Mood
Subordinate Clause
Subordinating Conjunctions
Summative Modifier
Suffixes
Superlative (Adjectives)
Suspended Compounds
T
The
Tag Question
Tautology
Tense
TEFL
Tense
TESL
TESOL
Text
Thesaurus
Third Conditional (3rd Conditional)
Tmesis
Top-Down Language Learning
Topic Sentences
Transition
Transitive Verb
Tag Questions
Tenses of Verbs
Tense Consistency
Than and Then
Than (in comparisons)
That (omitted)
That versus Which
Thesis Statement
Third Conditional
Third-Person Essays
Titles (italics, etc.)
"To Be" Verb
Tone
Topic Sentence
Toward and Towards
Transitions (b/w sentences, par's)
Transitive Verbs
U
Uncountable Noun
Understatement
Unvoiced Sounds
Upper Case
Utterance
Unbiased Language
Underlining
Understood Subjects
Untriggered Reflexive Pron.
Used to
V
Verb Group
Verb Phrase
Verbs
Voice
Voiced Sounds
Vowels
Verbals
Verbs
Verb Complements
Verb Tense Sequence
Verb Tense Directory
Verb Tenses
Verb Tense Consistency
Vertical (Display) Lists
Viewpoint Adverbs
Virgule (or Slash)
Vocatives
Vocabulary (Building)
Voice (active/passive)
W
Word
Words
Warning (about Guide use)
Well and Good
Which versus That
Who and Whom
Will and Shall
Will and Would
Wordy versus Concise Sentences
Writers (on writing)
Writer's Block
Word & Text
    Alphabet Soup
    Anaphora
    Cataphora
    Cleft Sentences
    Deixis
    Dyad
    Ellipsis
    Endophora
    Exophoric
    Function
    Major Sentences
    Metaplasm
    Minor Sentence
    Paragraphs
    Phrases
    Pragmatics
    Regression
    Sentence
    Sentence Fragment
    Simple Sentences
    Text
    Topic Sentences
    Transition
    Utterance
    Word
Word order in declarative statements
Word Order in Positive Sentences
Word Order in Negative Sentences
Word Order in Subordinate Clauses
Position of Time Expressions
Position of Adverbs
Word Order in Questions
Y
Yes/No Questions
Z
Zero Article
Zero Conditional
Zeugma
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Glossary of English Grammar Terms A - Z List of Terms ~ A ~ Abbreviations Abstract Nouns Academic Question Accent Accommodation Acronyms Acrostics Action Verbs Active Adjectival Noun Adjective Adjuncts Adverbials Adverbs Affixes Agents Agreement Allegories Alliteration Allomorphs Allophones Allusion Alphabet Alphabet Soup Ambigram Ambitransitive Verbs Anadiplosis Anaphora Animate Nouns Antagonyms Antecedent Anti-Language Antimetabole Antonyms Aphorism Apodosis Apposition Appositive Archaic Language Articles Articulation Artificial Language Aspect Aspiration Assimilation Assonance Attributive Adjectives Autoantonym Auxiliary Verbs ~ B ~ Back-Channelling Backchaining Backronym Base Form Bilingual Dictionaries Blended Learning Bottom-Up Language Learning ~ C ~ Capital Letters Cardinal Numbers Case Cataphora Causative Verbs Chiasmus Clauses Cleft Sentences Cliche Close Pairs Cockney Rhyming Slang Cognate Coleman-Liau Index Collective Nouns Colligation Collocations Colloquial Common Adjective Comparatives Complement Complex Prepositions Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) Concord Concordancers Concrete Nouns Conditional Perfect Conditionals Conjunctions Conjuncts Consonants Continuous Verbs Contranyms Coordinating Conjunctions Copula Verbs Count Nouns Countable Nouns Creoles Crossword Dictionaries ~ D ~ Dangling Modifiers Declarative Mood Defining Relative Clauses Definite Article Deixis Demonstrative Adjectives Demonstrative Pronouns Demonstratives Deontic Modality Descriptive Grammar Determiners Diachronic Diacritic Dialects Dictionaries Dictionaries of Contemporary English Dictionary Types Diglossia Diminutive Direct Object Direct Speech Discourse Analysis Discourse Marker Disjuncts Disyllabic Ditransitive Verbs Don't-levelling Dyad Dynamic Modality Dynamic Verbs ~ E ~ EAP EFL Eggcorn Ellipsis Embedded Questions Emphatic Forms Endophora Epanadiplosis Epanalepsis Epistemic Modality Epistrophe Epizeuxis Ergative Verbs ESL ESOL Estuary English Etymological Dictionaries Etymology Euphemisms Examples of Acronyms Exophoric ~ F ~ False Cognate Figure of Speech Finite Verbs First Conditional (1st Conditional) Flesch-Kincaid Index Fog Index Function Future Perfect Future Perfect Progressive (Future Perfect Continuous) Future Progressive (Future Continuous) ~ G ~ Gender Gerunds Gist Glossary Grammar ~ H ~ Helping Verb Heteronyms Historic Present Homograph Homonyms Homophones Hyperbole Hyponyms Hypothetical questions ~ I ~ Idiolects Idioms Illustrated Dictionaries Imperatives Inanimate Nouns Inchoative Verbs Indefinite Articles Indefinite Pronoun Indirect Objects Indirect Speech Inductive Antonomasia Infinitives Inflection Interjections Interrogative Pronouns Intransitive Verbs Irony Irregular Plurals Irregular Verbs ~ J ~ Jargon ~ L ~ Leading Questions Letters Lexical Density Test Limericks Linking Verb Litotes Loan Words Lower Case ~ M ~ Main Verbs Major Sentences Malapropisms Mass Nouns Meiosis Metaphors Metaplasm Metonymy Middle Verbs Minced Oath Mini-Dictionaries Minimal Pairs Minor Sentence Minority Language Mixed Conditionals Mnemonics Modal Verbs Mondegreen Monolingual Dictionaries Monosyllabic Mood Morphemes Motivation ~ N ~ Negative Pronouns Negatives Neologisms Non-defining Relative Clauses Non-Finite Verbs Non-Rhotic Noun as Adjective Noun Phrases Nouns Number Numerals ~ O ~ Objects Onomatopoeia Ordinal Numbers Orthoepy Other Conditionals Oxymorons ~ P ~ Palindromes Paragraphs Parsing Part of Speech Participles Particles Passive Index Passive Voice Past Participles Past Perfect Past Perfect Progressive (Past Perfect Continuous) Past Progressive (Past Continuous) Past Simple (Simple Past) Past Simple Tense Perfect Perfect Aspect Performative Verb Person Personal Pronouns Phatic Speech Philology Phonemes Phonetic Alphabet Phonetics Phrasal Verbs Phrases Pidgin Plagiarism Pleonasm Plurals Pocket Dictionaries Poetry Polyptoton Polysemy Polysyllabic Portmanteau Word Possessive Adjective Possessive Pronoun Postmodifier Pragmatics Predicate Predicative Adjectives Prefixes Premodifiers Prepositional Phrases Prepositions Prescriptive Grammars Present Participle Present Perfect Present Perfect Progressive (Present Perfect Continuous) Present Progressive (Present Continuous) Present Simple Tense Progressive Aspect Pronouns Proper Adjective Proper Nouns Prose Prosody Protasis Punctuation ~ Q ~ Quantifiers Question Question Tags Question types ~ R ~ Readability Test Received Pronunciation Reciprocal Pronouns Redundancy Reed-Kellogg Diagrams Reflexive Pronouns Register Regression Regular Verbs Relative Clause Relative Pronoun Reported Speech Resultative Adjective Retained Object Rhetorical Question Rhotic Rhyme Rhyming Dictionary ~ S ~ Sarcasm Satire Scanning Second Conditional (2nd Conditional) Semantics Sentence Sentence Fragment Simile Simple Sentences Singular Skimming Slang Spoonerism Standard English Stanza Stative Verbs Subject Subjunctive Subordinating Conjunction Substantive Suffix Superlative Superordinate Swear Words Syllable Syllable Division Synchronic Synecdoche Synonyms Syntax ~ T ~ Tag Question Tautology TEFL Tense TESL TESOL Text Thesaurus Third Conditional (3rd Conditional) Tmesis Top-Down Language Learning Topic Sentences Transition Transitive Verb ~ U ~ Uncountable Noun Understatement Unvoiced Sounds Upper Case Utterance ~ V ~ Verb Group Verb Phrase Verbs Voice Voiced Sounds Vowels ~ W ~ Word ~ Y ~ Yes/No Questions ~ Z ~ Zero Article Zero Conditional Zeugma