The document provides a 10-point grammar check list that highlights essential grammar rules, including article usage, subject-verb agreement, verb tenses, and proper pronoun antecedents. It aims to assist individuals in improving their written communication in English. The checklist is authored by Sarwan Singh from The English Academy.

1. 10
Points
Grammar
Check List

2. 1. Use
correct articles.
I bought the pen I bought a pen

3. 2. person
noun/pronoun
should be in agreement
with verb in
present simple tense.
They wants
to go to a movie.
They want
to go to a movie.

4. 3. The verbs should
be correct in tense
& in
active/passive
voice
He finish
his work yesterday.
He finished
his work yesterday.

5. 4. Verb forms
should
be correct.
They have trying
to go on picnic.
They are trying
to go on picnic.

6. 5. Subject
should be in
agreement
with verb.
Poor people
has increased.
Poor people
have increased.

7. 6. Ensure that
pronouns have
proper antecedents.
If the child
doesn’t like cold
milk, boil it.
Boil the milk,
if the child doesn’t
like it cold.

8. 7. Ensure proper
adjectives
for countable &
uncountable noun.
 Most of my friend came
 Every one of my friends
came.
 Most of my friends came
 Everyone of my friend
came.

9. 8. Ensure
that correct
prepositions have
been used
We are interested
at your painting.
We are interested
in your painting.

10. 9. Ensure
that proper parts of
speech have been used
It was excellence
work.
It was excellent
work.

11. 10. Ensure
that conditional
forms are correct

12. 10
Points
Grammar
Check List

13. by:
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