Search This Blog

Showing posts with label english grammar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label english grammar. Show all posts

VERB

 VERB


A verb is a word that shows an action or a state of being. School children are often taught that verbs are "doing: words meaning they indicate part of sentence which explains the action being taken place. 


Verb Examples

  • I play cricket.
  • He goes to movies.
  • They like football.
  • Sara runs fast.
  • Joseph looks tired.

                 


Back to HOME 

             

ADJECTIVES

   ADJECTIVES


Adjectives are words that reveal more information about Noun.

Adjectives are describing word that describe a NounWe need to remember that Adjectives only describe Nouns and not Verbs. 

Adjectives describe different attributes of Noun which may include, shape, Size, Color, origin, duration, feeling, material, content etc.



                                      Back to HOME

Pronoun

  PRONOUN


Words that are used instead of Noun are called Pronoun OR we can say that words that substitute Noun are Pronouns. Pronounce often replace noun as repetitive usage of noun destroys the sentence. Pronouns are short words and can do everything that nouns can do and are one of the building blocks of a sentence.


List of Pronouns.

👉    He

👉    She

👉    It

👉    I

👉    You

👉    We

👉    They

👉    us

👉    Him

👉    Them




                                      Back to HOME

Noun

 NOUN


A noun is a word that names something such as a person, a place, an animal, a thing or an idea.


Noun example: NAME OF A PERSON

John

Mike

Sheryl

Christine


Noun example: NAME OF A PLACE

Classroom

Trainstation

Airport

Hospital

California


Noun example: NAME OF AN ANIMAL OR BIRD

Lion

Elephant

Crow

Goat

Monkey


Noun example: NAME OF THING

Shoe

Cupboard

Pencil

Coffee



                                      Back to HOME

understanding Tenses

TENSES


Understanding tenses is an important element in learning English Grammar. Tense defines or indicates the actual occurrence of the action whether the incident occurred in past, present or future. 

There are three types of tenses in Grammar- present tense, past tense and future tense. Each type consists of four sub-types making 12 types of tenses. Click here to view each type and its sub-types.


PRESENT TENSE

We use present tense to describe something that is going on now(currently) or that is true now and at any time. Let us learn more about the present tense and its types.

Click below to learn more about present tense, its types, examples and Practice questions as well as Test Worksheets and quiz:

A). Present Simple Tense

B). Present Continuous Tense

C). Present Perfect Tense

D). Present Perfect Continuous Tense.


                                                                                    Back to HOME