Learn English Grammar in Mind Map

Grammar doesn't have to be boring. You can make it funnier through mind map and more kinds of infographics such as worksheet and T chart. In a mind map, the relationship between different points becomes obvious, which is beneficial for retention since human brain can remember organized things better. To illustrate this, some examples are presented below.

Example 1. Past Simple VS Past Continuous

We often use the past continuous and the past simple tense together. It is necessary to know their differences. Generally, the past continuous states a longer, background action or situation and the past simple describes the action or events. Learn their differences in detail through the following mind map. Master their forms as well as uses. You can check the below example for learning English grammar in mind map.

Example 2. English Syntax

List all you should know about English syntax in a single mind map. Everything becomes organized, clear and fun.

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The above mind map templates are created by Edraw's free mind map tool. You can also download this free tool to make mind map of your own style.

Video tutorial: how to make an effective mind map.

You can download and customize the above mind map templates to summarize other knowledge.

1. Double click the shape to replace text. The shape adjusts its size automatically according to contents.
2. To delete a shape, click on the shape and Press Delete key.
3. To add a shape, move the cursor over the shape to which you want to add a sublevel shape, and then click the action button.
4. To change the mind map theme, go to Mind Map tab, click Mind Map Theme and choose a suitable one from the drop down menu.
5. The arrangement direction of mind map can also be changed at 1 click in Edraw.