Simple English Rules

Learning English can be difficult. Like most languages, it has its own set of rules that you need to follow. From writing to speaking English, learn 11 grammar rules that are important to know.

Active Voice
When it comes to English grammar rules, you can start with your own voice. Every human language begins with an active sentence with a subject or "doer." In English, the verb (what is being done) follows the subject. If there is an object (recipient of the action), it comes after the action. The formula looks like this:

Subject+Verb+Object

She goes to school.
Conjunction
Sometimes you want to combine two ideas with another S + V + O combination. When you do, you need a coordination connection. The addition of Coordinating Connection creates a new setting for you to follow.

Subject+Verb+Object, COORDINATING CONJUNCTION+Subject+Verb+Object

More features:
-Comma
-Semicolon
-Simple Present Tense
-Present Progressive Tense
-Add -ed to Verbs
-Present Perfect
-Present Perfect Progressive
-Active voice, passive voice
-Direct, in direct
-Modal Verbs, sentences
-Parts of speech