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Sentences & Word Order — Grade 4 (Level 2)

A Level 2 grammar course for Grade 4: build stronger sentences with compound subjects/predicates, correct sentence types with punctuation, and confident SVO order while combining ideas.

Buxo Grammar: Sentences & Word Order (Grade 3 · Level 1)

A playful, structured start to sentence sense: subjects and predicates, S–V–O order, and sentence types with clear examples and quick practice.

Nouns and Pronouns (Grade 8, Level 6)

Grade 8 learners achieve academic mastery of nouns and pronouns: control noun clauses, apposition, and nominalisation while maintaining clear, consistent pronoun reference and agreement across extended writing.

Nouns and Pronouns (Grade 7, Level 5)

Grade 7 learners move from function to style: transform verbs/adjectives via nominalisation, deploy gerunds/infinitives and appositives, and command advanced pronouns (relative, indefinite, reciprocal, reflexive/emphatic) with clear, consistent reference across extended writing.

Nouns and Pronouns (Grade 6, Level 4)

Grade 6 learners deepen mastery of nouns and pronouns: classify advanced noun types, use nouns in sentence roles, apply possessives and apposition, and control a full range of pronouns (relative, demonstrative, interrogative, indefinite, reflexive, emphatic) with proper agreement and clarity in writing.

Nouns and Pronouns (Grade 5, Level 3)

Grade 5 learners move beyond identification to precision and agreement: master complex noun types, widen pronoun families (relative, indefinite, emphatic), and edit writing for clear, consistent pronoun–antecedent agreement and case.

Nouns and Pronouns (Grade 4, Level 2)

Grade 4 learners deepen mastery of nouns and pronouns: distinguish concrete vs abstract and compound nouns, form accurate plurals and possessives, use correct quantifiers for countable vs uncountable nouns, and apply a wider range of pronouns with clarity and agreement in writing.