Grammar - Possessive Nouns
GRAMMAR Possessive Noun: continuing read
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Grammar | The conditional
GRAMMAR The conditional Type three: Past perfect simple -----> past conditional (also called Prefect conditional) - If I had seen him ye...continuing read
Grammar | What is a phrase? | Definition and Examples
GRAMMAR What is Phrase? Definition: continuing read
Grammar | Modals-Need
English Grammar Modal of need Definition: Need is normal verb when it is following by a noun, not by an infinitive. 1_Question: .........continuing read
Grammar | Modals - Should and Ought to
GRAMMAR Should & Ought to Definition: Should and ought to have two possible forms: 1) Should / Ought to go: Present or Future situatio...continuing read
English Grammar | Conjunctions
English Grammar Conjunctions 1/ conjunctions: And, but, only, but also, these, neither, either, both...and. Join Clauses, Phrases , Verbs, ...continuing read
Grammar | Indefinite Adjectives
Indefinite adjectives An Indefinite Adjectives is similar to an Indefinite Pronoun, except that it modifies a Noun Phrase, Noun , or Pronou...continuing read
Grammar | What is Part of speech?
Grammar lessons What is part of speech? Part of speech: Sentences are formed from words the belong to different categories depending on thei...continuing read
A paragraph | The structure of a paragraph
How to write paragraph? 1_ The structure of a paragraph: Let us know what a paragraph is first. What is a paragraph? • A paragraph is a gr...continuing read
Paragraph | Generating ideas for writing-brainstorming
Generating ideas for writing-brainstorming How to write paragraph? Good evening, as we said last time we have two subjects in how to write...continuing read
Grammar | SPOCA | S, P, Od, Oi, Cs, Co, and A or (A).
GRAMMAR / SPOCA Sentence Patterns Label and bar them in terms of S, P, Od, Oi, Cs, Co, and A or (A). continuing read
Verbal communication | Definition and types
English linguistics Verbal communication There are two major codes of communication: verbal and non-verbal. In this chapter, we consider ve...continuing read
Grammar | A paragraph | Generating ideas for writing-brainstorming
Generating ideas for writing-brainstorming How to write paragraph?continuing read
Grammar | Adverbs | Definition and Example
English Grammar Adverbs Good evening, dear Readers, Adverbs are an important subject in English grammar, and one part of Part speech. DE...continuing read
Grammar | Noun Gender
Grammar NOUN GENDER Many Commons Nouns, like ' engineer ' or ' teacher ' can refer to men or women. Once, many English N...continuing read
Grammar | Noun Plural
GRAMMAR Noun Plural Most Nouns change their form to indicate number by adding 's' or 'es', as illustrated in the following p...continuing read
Interjection | Definition and Examples
GRAMMAR Interjection | Definition and Examples Interjection: An interjection is a word added to a sentence to convey emotion. It is not gram...continuing read
Grammar - Compound Sentence
GRAMMAR The compound Sentences: Coordination is usually syndetic (at least if two sentences are involved. Compound sentence Definition: ...continuing read
Sentence and Its parts (Subject and Predicate)
GRAMMAR Subject and Predicate: The sentence has two parts. The topic of the sentence is the subject. What is told about the subject is the...continuing read
Grammar | Sentence and Its parts (Positions of Subject and Predicate in Sentence)
GRAMMAR Sentence and Its parts Positions of Subject and Predicate in Sentence: Nearly always, the Subject sentence comes first. There ar...continuing read
Grammar - Sentence and Its parts (Forms of the Subject)
Forms of the Subject: The subject of the sentence has several forms. the most frequent forms are P roper nouns, Pronouns, and Nouns. => ...continuing read
Sentence and Its parts (Simple and Complete Subject)
GRAMMAR Simple and Complete Subject: The noun or pronoun by itself is the simple subject. This subject is important to identify because...continuing read
Grammar - Subject and Predicate (Verb)
GRAMMAR Subject and Predicate Complete Sentence contains Subject + Predicate: _ Subject: The subject is the Noun / Pronoun / Noun Ph...continuing read
Grammar - Subject and Predicate (Verb)
GRAMMAR Subject Predicate: _ Predicate: The predicate is the verb and all the words after it (object / modifiers etc.). _ The predicat...continuing read
Grammar | Quantifiers: Everybody / Everything / Each / Every / Everyone
Grammar Everybody / Everything / Each / Every / Everyone 1. Every and all Technically every: a number of people or things considered individ...continuing read
Grammar - Quantifiers: Neither / Either / both
Grammar - Quantifiers Neither / Either / both >> Neither plus affirmative verb similar Either plus negative verb. >> Neither is...continuing read
Grammar | Quantifiers: One and A/ An
grammar Quantifiers One and A / An 1. Numeral: *They have the same form or adjectives and pronouns. EXP: _ Five thousand students ca...continuing read
Grammar | What are Clauses? | Dependent and Independent Clauses
Grammar What is Clause A clause is a group of words that combines a subject and a verb, also has to complete meaning by itself. Example. He ...continuing read
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