Used with I, We, You, They, Plural Noun He, She, It, Singular Noun All Have: Have, as helping verb is used to make perfect tenses.įorm Have Present Has Past Had E.g.: They have gone out since morning. He should be a good programmer next year. He can be a good English speaker by practice. The whole of India will be speaking English. Cell phone was a very big thing ten years ago. I am working in HCL since January this year. As helping verb, it is used to make Continuous Tenses.Į.g.: I am an M. It tells you that something / somebody is in existence. Their forms are as follows: Be: Be shows a state or a condition. The verbs like be, have and do are used both as helping verbs and as main verbs. E.g.:īe, Have, Can and Do These are the most important words in English.
Helping Verbs Helping verb, as the name itself shows, helps main verb to make different tenses, without changing their meaning. E.g.: Wow! What a great shot! Alas! The poor girl lost everything! What a great victory India recorded! How gracefully the artiste performed! They have an exclamatory mark (!) at the end. Exclamations: Meant to express sudden feelings like wonder, love, happiness, joy, anger, pity, sorrow etc. *Never open unknown e-mails on April 1st. E.g.: Go straight and turn left in third lane. change? *Why don’t you join a good gym? *Don’t you know the importance of practice? Orders: Meant to tell someone to do something they are order, and request. E.g.: Where is my laptop? Do you have 1000 Rs. They have a question mark (?) at the end. *You have to get through I-CET for doing MBA. E.g.: Barack Obama is the president of the U.S.A.
Normally exclamations are not possible in negative form. In the following examples, starred (*) sentences are negative ones. A negative sentence contains any one word out of: no, not, nobody, no one, none, nothing, never, nowhere, neither- nor etc. Sentences are of four types, based on the purpose of their use. E.g.: Alas! How poor the child is! Pity! She is so hungry! Bravo! Let’s do it man! Hello! What on Earth are you doing there? Alas! He is dead! Hurrah! We have won the game! Ah! Have they gone? Hush! Don’t make noise. Interjection: An Inter-jection is a single word exclamation it takes an exclamatory mark (!) at the end and is a complete sentence in itself. You must start at once otherwise you will be late. Cats can climb trees however dogs cannot. Walk quickly else you will miss the train.
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Dhoni hit a boundary because it was full toss ball. E.g.: And, Or, If, But, So, Because etc E.g.: Jyoti and Swati are Shrikant’s sisters. Conjunction: A con-junction connects two nouns or two clauses. The trainer has been working here since 2001. The train travels from Hyderabad to Mumbai. Preposition: A pre-position is placed before a noun and it shows the relationship between two nouns. Try again, try again, if you don’t succeed. E.g.: She was walking slowly in the road. In English, an adverb normally ends in –ly. Adverb: An ad-verb, as its name itself shows describes a verb It answers the questions like when, how, where an action took place.
T-shirts don’t look good for a professional. We have an opening in our marketing department. Verb: A verb shows an action or a condition. Where are my new shoes? He was absent last week. The Sun is red, the Earth is blue, The crazy guy was shouting in the road. E.g.: She is a slim, beautiful, smart girl. It answers the question how is the subject or the object. Anybody can participate in the contest.Īdjective: An ad-ject-ive gives additional information of noun it qualifies a noun. Did you ask anybody to come? Somebody has stolen my watch. I We You He My Our Your His Me Us Your Him Other Pronouns: This, That, These, Those etcĮ.g.: They were going at a speed of 110 kmph. Given below are the common pronouns in English. Pronoun: A pro-noun is a word used instead of a noun. APEC has many branches in Hyderabad and abroad. We saw a group of foreigners in the vehicle. Noun: A noun is the name of a person, animal, thing or place. They are divided into eight categories based on their usage. Parts of Speech Parts of Speech are kinds of words. BASIC ENGLISH STRUCTURE This chapter contains the basic information of English structure grammar including parts of speech helping verbs, forms of be, have and do forms of main verbs etc.