Sentence Building Blocks

It is important that you create your sentences correctly so that your communications are understandable and have the right structure. The following pages have useful explanations, examples, and practice exercises to help you improve your ability to structure your sentences correctly.

Present Participles
Past Participles
Past Participle Vocabulary Lists

Verbs

Here are links to important information about English verbs.  

Types of Verbs - Do you know the difference between action verbs, stative verbs, and mixed verbs? Visit this page for explanations.
Mixed Verbs - Learn about some important mixed verbs with definitions and example sentences.
Passive Voice - English learners usually focus on active voice verb sentences first.  Passive voice is more advanced. 

Verb Tenses

Past Tenses

Simple Past
Past Progressive
Past Perfect
Past Perfect Progressive

Present Tenses

Simple Present
Present Progressive
Present Perfect
Present Perfect Progressive

Future Tenses

Simple Future
Future Progressive
Future Perfect
Future Perfect Progressive

Imperative

Modal Verbs

Introduction to Modals
Can
Could
May
Might
Will - visit the links under Future Tenses above.
Would
Should
Must

Noun Clauses

Introduction and Structure
Noun Clause Sentence Parts

Reported Speech

Introduction and Verb Tenses
Modal Verbs in Reported Speech
Reported Questions
Reported Requests, Suggestions, and Orders

Conditionals

Conditional sentences are very important in English. We use specific verb tenses in different types of conditional sentences. You can learn more about conditionals by clicking one of the links below.

Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
Mixed Conditionals

If you would like get more speaking and listening practice using English verbs, and receive professional feedback to check whether you are using the verbs correctly, you can email me at contact@englishtutordia.com to schedule your first free online consultation.