Conjunctions are word that binds together two sentences phrases or clauses. They act as a bridge between two sentences or phrases or word to connect them and make them perfect. Conjunction indicate a certain relation between two sentences by joining them. And, or, but, because, either, although, neither, nor etc. are the best suitable examples … Read more
Sentences that contain the word IF (conjunction) are known as conditionals. Usually conditional sentences are called conditionals and sometimes are referred as if clauses. Types of Conditionals The Real Conditionals The Unreal Conditionals The Real Conditionals Such conditional sentences that express factual data or habitual conditions that contain the possibility to happen … Read more
A clause is constructed as a set of words that includes a subject and a finite verb. A clause consists of one subject and one verb. The subject of a clause is often hidden and sometimes mentioned but the verb is always prominent. Example: I became a chef last year. (One clause) When I went … Read more
It determines the grammatical functions of nouns and pronouns as per their relation with the other parts of a sentence. In the modernized English there are only three classifications of cases; Subjective Case Objective Case Possessive Case Subjective Case (Nominative Case) When a noun or a pronoun functions as a subject in a sentence, … Read more
The affirmative future perfect tense consists of: The subject + will + have + P.P (the past participle form of the verb) For example: By 2020, the government will have completed the bridge. The negative future perfect tense consists of: The subject + will not (won’t) + have + P.P (the past participle form … Read more
The affirmative future continuous tense. It consists of: The subject + will + be + infinitive + (-ing) For example: From 5 to 7 PM tomorrow, my mother will be visiting her friend. The negative future continuous tense consists of: The subject + will not (won’t) + be + infinitive + (-ing) For example: … Read more
The future simple tense is used to express actions in the future. There are 2 ways to express the future simple tense: will and going to. The future simple tense using will: – The affirmative case. – The negative case. – The interrogative case. the future simple tense using going to: – The affirmative case. … Read more
Future tense has four types: Future Indefinite Tense. Future Continuous Tense. Future Perfect Tense. Future Perfect Continuous Tense. Future Indefinite Tense: Future indefinite tense is the simple future tense that indicates an action that is going to occur in the future. Structure: Subject+ Shall/Will+ verb+ Example: We will be going abroad for vacations this … Read more
The affirmative past perfect continuous tense consists of: The subject + had + been + infinitive + (-ing) For example: Last year from March to April, my family had been witnessing a financial crisis . The negative past perfect continuous tense consists of: The subject + had + not + been + infinitive + … Read more