Subject – Verb Agreement
The Subject – Verb Agreement (Concord) Generally, every sentence in English Grammar contains a subject and a verb. So the verb should agree with its subject in number (singular […]
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The Subject – Verb Agreement (Concord) Generally, every sentence in English Grammar contains a subject and a verb. So the verb should agree with its subject in number (singular […]
Read moreThe Gerund: (Verbal Noun) The form of the Verb ending in ‘-ing’ used as a Noun is called Gerund or Verbal Noun. The form of the Present Participle and Gerund […]
Read moreParticiples Participles in the English Language are used as verbs and adjectives. They are also known as verbal adjectives. Examples of Participles: I saw a student jumping. A rolling stone […]
Read moreInfinitives: The Infinitives are the verbs that are not limited by any subject, tense, person and number. They are generally used to show the actions and events in a more […]
Read moreFinite and Non-finite Verbs The Verb is of two types – Finite and Non-finite Verbs. Finite verbs are used as the main Verbs and are limited by subject, tense […]
Read moreWhat is a Verb in English? Definition: A verb is a word that tells us about an action, a state of being or existence or possession of someone […]
Read moreVerbs of Incomplete Predication: The Verbs which require a word or phrase to make a complete meaning of the sentence are called the verbs of incomplete predication. Here […]
Read moreVerb Mood The mode or manner in which a Verb is used is called its Mood. There are three Moods in English: Indicative, Imperative, and Subjunctive. The Indicative Mood: […]
Read moreAction, Stative and Linking Verbs Action, Stative and Linking Verbs – The verb in English has been found in three different categories. They are Action or Doing Verbs, Stative […]
Read moreRegular and Irregular Verbs Main Verbs The main verb expresses the main action or state of being of the subject in the sentence. Main Verbs are also called lexical […]
Read moreSemi-Modal Auxiliary Verbs: An Auxiliary Verb is also called a Helping Verb. It is used with a main verb to help express the main verb’s tense, mood, or voice. There are […]
Read moreModal Auxiliary Verbs An Auxiliary Verb is also called a Helping Verb. It is used with a main verb to help express the main verb’s tense, mood, or voice. There are […]
Read morePrimary Auxiliary Verbs: An Auxiliary Verb is also called a Helping Verb. It is used with a main verb to help express the main verb’s tense, mood, or voice. There […]
Read moreSimple, Compound, and Complex Sentences Basing on the clause structure, the sentences in English can be divided into three different kinds: Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences Simple Sentence: […]
Read moreDirect and Indirect Speech: Direct and Indirect Speech is also called the Reported Speech. When we want to retell or report what the other person says, generally we follow two […]
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