Category: Grammar

Imperative Sentences – English grammar The second person imperative We can express commands in English by the imperative made with the infinitive without to.

SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUNS 1.The use of determiners with singular countable nouns In English, singular countable nouns usually cannot be used alone; they must be preceded by a word such …

NOUNS: THE FORMATION OF PLURALS A noun is a word used as the name of a person or a thing. In the following examples, the nouns are underlined.

Adjective Clauses – Detailed Expression 1. An adjective clause is a dependent clause which takes the place of an adjective in another clause or phrase.

Prepositional Phrases – At In english, We use preposiiton-at very often. You can examine prepositional phrases below;

Differences and Using “Even though” and “Even if” Even though Even though is used to express a fact, something that is real or true.

Differences and Using All and Whole All and whole both mean the complete/full amount, number, duration, etc. of something, without missing any parts.

Differences Between Few, Little, A Few and A Little Few = Not Many He has few good friends.(negative idea – not enough)

Types of Inversion –  English Grammar Study Examples 1. neg intro Never do I sleep. Only at night can I study.

The Gerund Form of Verbs The gerund form of verbs Is used us follows: After verbs that express likes/dislikes: like, enjoy, hate, don’t feel like, don’t mind, can’t stand