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SENTENCE

We know that language is more than just words. For
example, car, park, buy, ticket, plane, go etc. arc English
words. But if we do not arrange them in a meaningful way they
will not give sentences. If we say. buy-ticket-plane, it will not
be a sentence, but if we say. Buy me a plane ticket, it will be
considered as a sentence.....more


SUBJECT - VERB AGREEMENT

The verb must agree with the subject. Singular subject
demands singular verb and plural subject demands plural verb.
The following sentences arc given to show how this agreement
works:
1. She and her friend* are at the fair, (and connects the
subjects, makes them plural, and the plural verb arc is used J
2. The book or the pen is in the drawer, (or unlike and
doesn't influence the verb.) .....more

TRANSFORMATION


Transformation means to change the sentence structure from
one from to another without changing the meaning. There arc
four types of transformation of English sentences: Request,
Passive, Question and There is (or any he verb).....more


CONNECTIVES

 In order to understand the relationship between sentences and
clauses we have to study the connectives, which refer to words
that connect clauses. And, hut, while, because and though,
etc. arc such words that act as connectors.
There arc three types of connector ......more


PHRASES AND CLAUSES

 A phrase is a group of words which, having no subject or finite
verb, expresses an incomplete sense. Phrases arc identified by
the Pan of Speech that they modify.
Noun Phrase: .....more



RELATIVE CLAUSE

A Clause is constituted by a group or words that contain a
subject and a finite verb,
dative clauses arc connected by pronominal words who.
whom, which, whose, and that......more


NOUN CLAUSE
A noun clause is made with that. why, how, when and where.
Noun: Farid told the story.....more


NOUN

Nouns refer to people, animals, places, things, or ideas In any
language, nouns arc the most important part of speech. Any
communication is basically established through nouns.....more


VERB

Be verbs: Every English sentence has a subject and a verb. The
Subject is a noun or a pronoun. And the verb be has three
present tense forms am, is. arc, two past tense forms; was,
were. In the perfect tense have been and has been, and in the
modal sense will be. would he, shall be, should be. could be.
may be etc.  can work as be verbs......more



ADJECTIVE

Adjectives describe nouns.
In the two sentence below the bold words are adjectives.
a. It is a small dog with a red collar.
b. They are small dogs with red collars.
As adjectives make a description attractive, students show a
tendency of using more adjectives than necessary ....more




ARTICLES  
   A,      AN,    and      THE
A or an is used with a singular countable noun, and the is used
both for singular countable nouns und plural nouns. A goes
before a noun with a consonant sound and an goes before a
noun with a vowel sound
Examples A ship, a book, a girl an Apple.......more


ADVERB

verbs are words that show manner, possibility, time and
opinion . Adverbs qualify adjectives, verbs and adverbs
themselves......more










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