‘If you know how to handle the verbs, you know how to handle the language. Everything else is just vocabulary.’ Michel Thomas Types of Verbs 1. Action Verbs Definition: Express actions that a subject performs. Examples: run, write, jump, think, eat 1 A. Stative Verbs – These are another type Read more…
Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-verb agreement refers to the grammatical rule that the verb must agree in number (singular or plural) with the subject of the sentence and the tense else the sentence would look awful. Rules of Subject-Verb Agreement 1. Singular Subject → Singular Verb 2. Plural Subject → Plural Verb Read more…
The First step in making a sentence is to understand the concept of the first, second and third person. CONCEPT OF FIRST SECOND AND THIRD PERSON First-person refers to the person who speaks to someone. The second person refers to the listener. Thirdperson refers to the person or thing, which Read more…
A. Talking about actions that continue at the time of speaking She is driving to work. They are working on the farm Kate is doing homework, don’t disturb her Where is Alex – he is having a bath ( NOTE: ‘have‘ has many different meanings) Let’s go out Read more…
The word “about” is highly versatile and used in various contexts in English. Here’s a detailed guide on how and where to use it: 1. To Indicate a Subject or Topic 2. To Indicate Approximation 3. To Express Movement or Location (Around/Here and There) Other Expressions Daughter: I would like Read more…