Sentences

• Learn - Formation of sentences
• 1.1 - Sentence, fragments and run-on sentences
• 1.2 - To avoid fragments and run-ons, use punctuation
• 1.3 - Types of sentences

Pronouns

• Learn - Identification of pronouns
• 2.1 - Subject and object pronouns
• 2.2 - Pronouns following "than and as"
• 2.3 - Antecedent pronouns
• 2.4 - Pronoun reference
• 2.5 - Relative pronouns
• 2.6 - Use relative pronouns: who, whom, whose, which and that

Verbs and their types

• Learn - Verbs, predicate adjectives, and nouns
• 3.1 - Transitive and intransitive verbs
• 3.2 - Linking verbs, predicate adjectives and predicate nouns
• Learn - Types of verb and phrases
• 3.3 - Progressive tense
• 3.4 - Create perfect verb tenses
• 3.5 - Infinitive phrases

Adjectives

• Learn - Adjectives
• 4.1 - Comparative and superlative adjectives
• 4.2 - Good, better, best, bad, worse and worst
• 4.3 - Adjective order

Punctuation

• Learn - Punctuation
• 5.1 - Commas in direct address
• 5.2 - Parentheses, quotation and question marks

Analogy

• Learn - Analogy and sentences
• 6.1 - Analogies
• 6.2 - Analogy bridges
• 6.3 - Sentence

Etymologies

• Learn - Etymology
• 7.1 - Etymology
• 7.2 - Greek roots
• 7.3 - Latin roots
• 7.4 - Meaning of words with Greek and Latin roots
• 7.5 - Greek and Latin roots
• 7.6 - Use words as clues to the meanings of Greek and Latin roots

Word usage

• Learn - Usage of dictionary and literary devices
• 8.1 - Denotation and connotation
• 8.2 - Using a dictionary/thesaurus
• 8.3 - Accurately and precisely

Context clues

• Learn - Synonyms, antonyms, and context clues
• 9.1 - Synonyms in context
• 9.2 - Antonyms in context
• 9.3 - Vocabulary in sentence
• 9.4 - Vocabulary in context

Writing clear and concise sentences

• Learn - Writing clearly and concisely
• 10.1 - Conjunctive adverbs
• 10.2 - Correlative conjunctions
• 10.3 - Transitions
• 10.4 - Concise sentence

Common errors

• Learn - Correction of common errors
• 11.1 - Homophones
• 11.2 - Frequently confused words I
• 11.3 - Frequently confused words II
• 11.4 - Common vocabulary
• 11.5 - Commonly misspelled words
• 11.6 - Pair of words

Writing process

• Learn - Writing process
• 12.1 - Genre
• 12.2 - Writing process (nouns and pronouns)
• 12.3 - Main idea
• 12.4 - Plagiarism
• 12.5 - Sort topics in priority order
• 12.6 - Capitalization

Writing arguments

• Learn - Writing arguments
• 13.1 - Supporting evidence
• 13.2 - Counterclaims
• 13.3 - Claims & evidence
• 13.4 - Logically connects the evidence to the claim
• 13.5 - Differentiate facts from opinions
• 13.6 - Transition sentences

Author's purpose and tone

• Learn - Author's tone
• 14.1 - Formal text
• 14.2 - Tone
• 14.3 - Audience
• 14.4 - Subjective and objective tone

Literary devices

• Learn - Literary devices
• 15.1 - Narrative point of view
• 15.2 - Allusion I
• 15.3 - Allusion II

Phrases and clauses

• Learn - Phrases and clauses
• 16.1 - Phrase or clause
• 16.2 - Prepositional phrases
• 16.3 - Appositives and appositive phrases
• Learn - Formation of clauses
• 16.4 - Dependent and independent clauses
• 16.5 - Relative clauses
• 16.6 - Use relative clauses to join sentences

Verbs

• Learn - Verb tenses
• 17.1 - Perfect verb tense
• 17.2 - Create progressive verb tense
• 17.3 - Recognize and correct verb tense changes

Subject-verb agreement

• Learn - Subject-verb agreement
• 18.1 - Recognize and correct errors in subject-verb agreement
• 18.2 - Verb agreement with compound subjects
• 18.3 - Inappropriate shifts in verb tense
• 18.4 - Indefinite pronoun-verb agreement

Active and passive voice

• Learn - Active and passive voice
• 19.1 - Passive voice
• 19.2 - Active voice

Adverbs

• Learn - Adverbs
• 20.1 - Comparative and superlative adverbs
• 20.2 - Well, better, best, badly, worse and worst
• 20.3 - Adverbial forms

Interjection

• Learn - Interjection
• 21.1 - Interjection
• 21.2 - Interjection types

Introductory elements and absolute phrase

• Learn - Introductory elements and absolute phrase
• 22.1 - Introductory elements
• 22.2 - Absolute phrase

Affixation

• Learn - Affixation
• 23.1 - Affixation: review
• 23.2 - Prefixes
• 23.4 - Suffixes

Foreign expression

• Learn - Foreign expression
• 24.1 - Foreign policy
• 24.2 - Meaning of foreign expressions
• 24.3 - Use context as a clue to the meanings of foreign expressions

Analogies and homophones

• Learn - Analogies and homophones
• 25.1 - Analogies
• 25.2 - Analogies: challenge
• 25.3 - Homophones I
• 25.4 - Homophones II
• 25.5 - Distinction between related words

Comparisons and modifiers

• Learn - Comparisons and modifiers
• 26.1 - Double comparison
• 26.2 - Unclear comparisons
• 26.3 - Misplaced modifiers
• 26.4 - Dangling Modifiers

Ethos, logos, and pathos

• Learn - Ethos, logos, and pathos
• 27.1 - Ethos, logos, pathos

Figure of speech

• Learn - Figure of speech
• 28.1 - Figure of speech