The Official GZ Cards
About the Official GZ Cards...
The First Edition of GZ Cards, which can be read in any order, tells the story of Jen the Witch and her magic cat William Catspeare, Ronnie Stumbles the vegan zombie, Derek Fraktalson and Diego Ratoya as they fight the powerful Time Vampire, Silex Cronos.
The GZ Cards cover all the grammar of the A1 and A2 levels, not including the formulas and uses of the verb tenses, which you should study in the Matrix Verb System section.
When you make your cards you should tell the story of your life because that makes it easy to remember what you learn and gives you new things to say in your conversations in and out of the game.
Visit the Library of GZ Cards to browse examples of any of the grammar concepts in the A1 – A2 levels.
GZ 1
GZ 1.01A – What is a noun?
GZ 1.01B – What is a verb?
GZ 1.01C – What is an adjective?
GZ 1.01D – Subject, verb, direct object
GZ 1.02A – Subject Pronouns
GZ 1.02B – Direct Object Pronouns
GZ 1.02C – Indirect Object Pronouns
GZ 1.02D – Possessive Adjectives
GZ 1.02E – Possessive Pronouns
GZ 1.02F – Reflexive Pronouns
GZ 1.03 – Adverbs of frequency
GZ 1.04A – Go with Activities
GZ 1.04B – Play with Activities
GZ 1.04C – Do with Activities
GZ 1.05 – Love, Like, Hate
GZ 1
GZ 1.01A – What is a noun?
GZ 1.01B – What is a verb?
GZ 1.01C – What is an adjective?
GZ 1.01D – Subject, verb, direct object
GZ 1.02A – Subject Pronouns
GZ 1.02B – Direct Object Pronouns
GZ 1.02C – Indirect Object Pronouns
GZ 1.02D – Possessive Adjectives
GZ 1.02E – Possessive Pronouns
GZ 1.02F – Reflexive Pronouns
GZ 1.03 – Adverbs of frequency
GZ 1.04A – Go with Activities
GZ 1.04B – Play with Activities
GZ 1.04C – Do with Activities
GZ 1.05 – Love, Like, Hate
GZ 1
GZ 1.01A – What is a noun?
GZ 1.01B – What is a verb?
GZ 1.01C – What is an adjective?
GZ 1.01D – Subject, verb, direct object
GZ 1.02A – Subject Pronouns
GZ 1.02B – Direct Object Pronouns
GZ 1.02C – Indirect Object Pronouns
GZ 1.02D – Possessive Adjectives
GZ 1.02E – Possessive Pronouns
GZ 1.02F – Reflexive Pronouns
GZ 1.03 – Adverbs of frequency
GZ 1.04A – Go with Activities
GZ 1.04B – Play with Activities
GZ 1.04C – Do with Activities
GZ 1.05 – Love, Like, Hate
GZ 2
GZ 2.01 – There is/there are
GZ 2.02 – Prepositions of place
GZ 2.02A – In/inside
GZ 2.02B – On
GZ 2.02C – Under/below/beneath
GZ 2.02D – At
GZ 2.02E – Over/above
GZ 2.02F – Between
GZ 2.02G – In front of
GZ 2.02H – Behind
GZ 2.02I – Against
GZ 2.02J – Around
GZ 2.02K – Outside
GZ 2.03 – Have vs Have got
GZ 2.04A – Can – Ability
GZ 2.04B – Can – Possibility
GZ 2.04C – Can – Permission
GZ 2.04 – Can – Requests
GZ 2
GZ 2.01 – There is/there are
GZ 2.02 – Prepositions of place
GZ 2.02A – In/inside
GZ 2.02B – On
GZ 2.02C – Under/below/beneath
GZ 2.02D – At
GZ 2.02E – Over/above
GZ 2.02F – Between
GZ 2.02G – In front of
GZ 2.02H – Behind
GZ 2.02I – Against
GZ 2.02J – Around
GZ 2.02K – Outside
GZ 2.03 – Have vs Have got
GZ 2.04A – Can – Ability
GZ 2.04B – Can – Possibility
GZ 2.04C – Can – Permission
GZ 2.04 – Can – Requests
GZ 1
GZ 2.01 – There is/there are
GZ 2.02 – Prepositions of place
GZ 2.02A – In/inside
GZ 2.02B – On
GZ 2.02C – Under/below/beneath
GZ 2.02D – At
GZ 2.02E – Over/above
GZ 2.02F – Between
GZ 2.02G – In front of
GZ 2.02H – Behind
GZ 2.02I – Against
GZ 2.02J – Around
GZ 2.02K – Outside
GZ 2.03 – Have vs Have got
GZ 2.04A – Can – Ability
GZ 2.04B – Can – Possibility
GZ 2.04C – Can – Permission
GZ 2.04 – Can – Requests
GZ 3
GZ 3.01 – Prepositions of time
GZ 3.01A – On
BGZ 3.01 – In
GZ 3.01C – At
GZ 3.01D – To/Unti/til
GZ 3.01E – By
GZ 3.01F – Before
GZ 3.01G – During
GZ 3.01H – After
GZ 3.02A – For
GZ 3.02B – Since
GZ 3.02C – Ago
GZ3.03A – Countable Nouns – A/an, some, any
GZ 3.03B – Uncountable Nouns
GZ 3.04 – Some vs Any
GZ 3.05 – How many?
GZ 3.06 – How Much?
GZ 3.07 – How Far?
GZ 3.08 – How long?
GZ 4
GZ 4.01 – Prepositions of Movement
GZ 4.01A – From
GZ 4.01B – To
GZ 4.01C – Towards
GZ 4.01D – Across
GZ 4.01E – Along
GZ 4.01F – Through
GZ 4.01G – Over
GZ 4.01H – Into
GZ 4.01I – Out of
GZ 4.01J – Up
GZ 4.01K – Down
GZ 4.01L – Inside
GZ 4.01M – Outside
GZ 4.01N – Past
GZ 4.02 A – Change of state – Get/become
GZ 5
GZ 5.01A – Comparatives
GZ 5.01B – Comparatives of Superiority
GZ 5.01C – Comparatives of Equality
GZ 5.01D – Comparatives of Inferiority
GZ 5.01E – Superlatives
GZ5.02A – Say vs Tell – Say
GZ5.02B – Say vs Tell – Tell
GZ5.03A – Request with Can
GZ5.03B – Requests with Could
GZ5.03C – Requests with May
GZ5.03D – Requests with Would you mind?
GZ 5.04 – Would like
GZ 5.05 – Prefer
GZ5.06 – Should and Shouldn’t
GZ 6
GZ 6.01 – The Imperative
GZ 6.02 A – Must vs Have to – Must
GZ 6.02 B – Must vs Have to – Have to
GZ 6.03A – Mustn’t vs Don’t have to – Mustn’t
GZ 6.03B – Mustn’t vs Don’t have to – Don’t have to
GZ 6.04 – The Possessive Case
GZ 6.05 – Relationship Prepositions
GZ 6.05A – About
GZ 6.05B – As
GZ 6.05C – By
GZ 6.05D – Instead of
GZ 7
GZ 7.01A – Modal Verbs – Can
GZ 7.01 B – Modal Verbs – May
GZ 7.01 C – Modal Verb – Might
GZ 7.01 D – Modal Verb – Should
GZ 7.01 E – Modal Verb – Must
GZ 7.01 F – Modal Verb – Ought to
GZ 7.02 – Indirect Questions
GZ 7.03 – Passive Voice
GZ 7.04A – Zero Conditional
GZ 7.04B – First Conditional
GZ 7.05A – Infinitives – After specific verbs
GZ 7.05B – Infinitives – After Adjectives
GZ 7.05C – Infinitives – To express purpose
GZ 7.06A – Gerunds – After specific verbs
GZ 7.06B – Gerunds – After Prepositions
GZ 7.06C – Gerunds – As the subject of a sentence
GZ 7.07A – Infinitives or Gerunds – Same meaning
GZ 7.07B – Infinitives or Gerunds – Different meaning