100 Advanced English Grammar Rules: The most important ones
If you want to speak with advanced English grammar, you MUST know these 100 important grammar points! They cover the grammar rules that are usually the hardest to use and learn. Learn English from this lesson to become more advanced, proficient and fluent with your English, and improve your writing to a C1 English or C2 English level (IELTS 7 / IELTS 8 / IELTS 9)
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CONTENTS OF VIDEO (with position):
1st conditional with Past Simple 79
1st conditional with Past Simple 49
3rd conditional + Would Be 70
Adjective before Article 76
Adjective meaning changes 53
Adjective order 72
Adjective position with prepositions 10
Adjectives ed/ing 67
Adjunct + verb 62
Adverb order 42
Adverbs as Adjectives 58
Appositive phrases 57
Articles for second mention 86
Articles with places 81
As clauses 75
At/In differences 19
Be to for plans 1
Cannot or Can not 45
Causative 14
Cleft sentences 21
Comparison with "As" 63
Complementation 99
Conditional with modals 84
Could or Was able to 30
Couldn't / Wasn't able to 25
Dare as a modal 88
Delexical verbs 18
Determiners 80
Do as a substitute 52
Dummy subjects 46
Ellipted Subordinates 71
Emphasis with Present Tenses 82
Ergative verbs 23
Exclamative "how" 36
Fixed modifiers 66
Fronting 97
Future Perfect for anticipation 54
Gerund/Infinitive meaning changes 8
Get + Passive 95
Get or Be used to 26
Go & come 5
Hard or Hardly 27
Historical present 17
If + Were to 74
If + will ... will 89
If only + time 61
Intensifying modals 37
Inversion in conditionals 65
It or This 100
Late or lately 22
May for wishes 12
May well / may as well 20
May/Might = showing truth 16
Modals of negative deduction 51
Much as a subject 50
Must for emphasis 98
Need not / to not 93
Negative inversion 48
Non-defining passive clauses 24
Noun phrases 96
Omission of relative pronoun 9
Omission of relative pronoun + to be 94
One meaning "people" 85
Ought not / not to 78
Participle phrases: not the subject 3
Passive with by/with/through/of 39
Passive with transitive/intransitive 44
Passive: Omission 29
Passives with following phrases 34
Past deduction 35
Past necessity 7
Past participle phrases 4
Past Perfect for intentions 59
Past Perfect or Past Simple 64
Past Simple or Continuous? 77
Possessives 2
Pre-modifying imperatives 92
Preposition stranding 41
Prepositions with relative pronouns 11
Prepositions with vehicles 15
Present Participle Phrases 91
Present Perfect Simple or Continuous 68
Present simple for formal correspondence 31
Present simple for future time 6
Present Tense for annoyance 87
Present/Future deduction 40
Should have for past ideas 83
State verbs becoming active 13
Subjunctive 28
Those who 56
Too or enough 47
Was going to 33
Will have to 43
Would as a reason not to 60
Would for "hedging" 90
Would for future in the past 38
Would for politeness 69
Would for repeated past actions 55
Would to comment as if it were you 73
Yet: Adverb or conjunction 32