Nouns and pronouns
This intermediate review gives thorough detail on the use of nouns (words which are the object or subject of a verb, like 'cat' or 'chair') and pronouns (words which are used in place of nouns to describe participants, such as 'he' and 'I').
Personal Pronouns - Rules and exercises for intermediate level
Written by Barbara Wadsworth
An overview of the rules of personal pronouns with exercises, examining subject, object and dummy subject pronouns. This online English grammar lesson is designed for intermediate level students.
Possessives - rules and exercises for intermediate level
Written by Barbara Wadsworth
An overview of the rules of possessive words, including possessive pronouns and adjectives, possessive questions, and possessive reciprocal pronouns, with examples and exercises to help you learn. This grammar lesson is for intermediate level students of English.
Reflexive pronouns: myself, yourself, themselves – rules and exercises for intermediate level
Written by Barbara Wadsworth
Learn all about reflexive pronouns (including myself, yourself and themselves) and how to use them with these easy grammar rules for intermediate learners.
Much, many, little, few, a lot – Rules and exercises for intermediate level
Written by Barbara Wadsworth
This is an English grammar lesson online for intermediate level students. Learn how to use indefinite pronouns such as 'much', 'many', 'little' and 'few', which often take the place of nouns in sentences.
E.g. "Don't you think you have drunk too much?"
Countable and uncountable nouns - Rules and exercises for intermediate level
Written by Barbara Wadsworth
This intermediate level English grammar lesson will give students an overview of the rules about countable and uncountable nouns, when and how to use both, and useful exercises to help understand them.