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A1-A2 Grammar

Browse all A1-A2 Grammar lessons with examples, explanations, and practice quizzes.

Reflexive Pronouns: Myself, Yourself and Themselves

Use reflexive pronouns when subject and object refer to the same person or thing, and for simple emphasis.

Show ownership and relationships with apostrophe-s, a plural apostrophe, and of-phrases.

Choose a, an, the, or no article with common singular, plural, and uncountable noun phrases.

Distinguish be from ordinary present-simple verbs when forming statements, negatives, and questions.

Form basic question tags by matching the auxiliary and changing positive statements to negative tags and vice versa.

Form clear negative statements with be, auxiliary verbs, modal verbs, and do-support.

Form superlative adjectives and use them to compare one person or thing with a group.

Place enough correctly with nouns, adjectives, and adverbs to express sufficient quantity or degree.

Use should and ought to for advice, recommendations, expectations, and mild obligation.