Basic Grammar Concept-06 Basics of Grammar Spotting the Main Subject and Verb in complex sentences: Your ability to locate the main subject and verb is tested in sentence correction questions with ‘subject-verb agreement error’, one of the most common question types on the test; we’ll discuss it in Study Plan Read More …
Basic Grammar Concept-05 Basics of Grammar Phrases: These are group of related words that do not contain a subject or a verb or both. In other words phrase can have a subject, or a verb, but not both. A phrase may have neither a subject nor a verb. It doesn’t Read More …
Basic Grammar Concept-04 Basics of Grammar Parts of Sentence: Sentences are created by parts of speech. A sentence at its raw form can contain only a noun and a verb: Asif(n) died(vb). Or a sentence can contain several or all of the parts of speech. As we have seen, some Read More …
Basic Grammar Concept-03 Basics of Grammar 5. Adjectives (adj): Adjective – words which describes or modifies a noun or a pronoun. Adjectives are called modifiers because they modify a noun or pronoun in a sentence. They make an apple shiny and read or an orange juicy and sweet. Adjectives Read More …
Basic Grammar Concept-02 Basics of Grammar 3. Verb(vb): It’s a word showing action or state of being. Every sentence must contain a verb. The most simple sentence in the English language is only three letters long, containing a pronoun and a verb. I am I do Most sentences are Read More …
Basic Grammar Concept-01 Basics of Grammar Parts of Speech: 1. Noun(n): It’s name of person place, thing or idea. There are two types of noun as shown below: Common noun: It’s the name of common things: child, president, school, and season. As you see there is no specific one Read More …