# extra material. all grammar

a lot of links to exercises on the topic of wordorder of adjectives
on this page are a lot of links to practise the wordorder of adjectives

adverbs of frequency
here is a site that shows a list with the adverbs of frequency , it also has exercises.

exercise for (un)countables

exercises for conditionals
all sorts of exercises to practise the conditionals with, also very extensive explanation , present real conditional= zero conditional present unreal conditional=second conditional future real conditional=first conditional

explanation countables and uncountables
explanation countables and uncountables and lots of exercises to see if you understood it.

?explanation of the conditionals?

Conditionals

Zero conditional;

use it when you want to say that A always follows B, like in general truths or personal truths

Conditional clause (if-clause) | Main/Result clause
Present simple | Present simple

First conditional;

use it when you want to say that future event A will probably follow future event B

or if you want to;

give an order

give advice

make a suggestion

make a request

Conditional clause (if-clause) | Main/Result clause
Present simple | Modal +infinitive
Present simple | Imperative

Second conditional;

Use it when you want to say something about impossible events either now or in future

Conditional clause (if-clause) | Main/Result clause
Past simple | Would/could/might+infinitive

http://speakspeak.com/html/d3b008_english%20grammar_intermediate_first_second_conditional.htm?

General site to help you, incl exercises
There are a lot of different exercises on this site and explanation in English

general site to practise grammar
nice site to practise grammar on

Intermediate level grammar site
Take it to the next level and try these exercises

linking words
If you don't know enough about linking words check out this schedule

lower intermediate grammar site
all sorts of easy explanation and exercises

order of adjectives
explanation of order of adjectives and some exercises

relative clauses and relative pronouns
read the explanation on relative clauses and relative pronouns

The English Page
Here you can find an explanation of all sorts of grammar

The Grammar Aquarium
A general site to give you explanations and exercises

uncountables, countables exercise
try these

zero or first or second conditional exercise
practise your conditionals