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Modal verbs or semi-modals verbs such as can, could, may, might, should, would used as modal verbs of possibility, probability, impossibility, obligation, ability, wishes, expectation or advice in English grammar. In this lesson, we will learn different structures, rules, and examples of using modal verbs in different situation in order to express different meaning. You need to learn the structures …
Asking questions someone about something in formal English is a lesson on spoken English with examples of used question words and phrases.
Rules of right forms of verbs with examples and exercises is an advanced grammatical lesson in English both for school and college students.
Here are 5 audio lessons for English listening practice which will help you understand 5 different situations and conversation of our daily life.
Learn the rules of changing sentence from assertive to imperative sentence as an essential part of transformation of sentences in English grammar. On this lesson, you will see most effective techniques of transforming sentences both from assertive sentences to imperative sentences and imperative sentences to assertive sentences interchangeably. Likewise, other transformation of sentences chapters, here you also need to change …
An action continuing for a period of time or point of time in the future is regarded as Future Perfect Continuous Tense in English grammar. It indicates a time in future, time of an action or event in future. Here, we are going to discuss over the formula of future perfect continuous tense with its usages and examples in our …
In future, when any action or event will be started and completed is called Future Perfect Tense. It indicates our planned or expected action in future moment. In this lesson, i would like to discuss about the structures, various forms, and usages of Future Perfect elaborately. I hope you can easily learn this tense going through this lesson. I have …
Kinds of sentences in English grammar indicates the classifications of sentences based on their meaning, sense, and expression. Here we will discuss all kinds of sentences, their meaning, structures, usages, and variations. According to the rules of English grammar, there are basically 5 kinds of sentences in English such as assertive, interrogative, imperative, optative, and exclamatory. This lesson is an …
If you want to write a personal application based on personal request or permission in your board exams, this shortcut method of personal application writing can help you to write such applications on different subject matter such as requesting a seat in the college hostel, for a testimonial, a transfer certificate, full free studentship, changing elective subject, or leave of …
Confusing words is a familiar term in English language and grammar because of the differences between similar types of words. There are hundreds confusing words in English you will face frequently. The words which are similar in spelling or pronunciation but different incase of meaning or usages based on several contexts are regards as confusing words in English language. Here we would like to …
Linking words and phrases in English language indicates the words or phrases which are used in a piece of writing to connect sentences and expressing relation between them. To enrich the quality of writing or free-hand writing in English, using linking words between sentences is an essential element. So, in this lesson, we are going to learn a few sets of most important and used …
Changing sentences from Assertive to Exclamatory sentence is an essential part of transformation of sentences in English language and grammar. Here are 7 rules of transforming sentences from assertive to exclamatory sentence or exclamatory to assertive sentence along with examples and explanations.
Parts of speech is one of the grammatical groups in which words are divided into 8 parts: noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, and interjection. If you are a student of school or college and want to build up your English grammatical base, parts of speech is the lesson, you should start with. In English grammar parts of speech is considered as the pillar …
Want to learn the rules, structure, and usages of Future Continues Tense in English language and grammar? We use future continues tense or progressive tense for a future action over a period of time. It’s 10th class of tenses in English grammar and we will discuss it step-by-step in details. What is Future Continues Tense? Future continues tense or future …
Learn 5 rules of Assertive to Interrogative transformation of sentences with examples & exercises to Interchange assertive-interrogative sentences.
Open-Ended questions or close ended questions are short questions based on a comprehension passage in which you need to answer each question following certain rules and based on the given information, facts, or events within the following passage. You must know the rules, structures, and processes of answering these open-ended questions through understanding the meaning of the passage. This is …
Want to learn about the structure, rules, examples, and real-life usages of Future Indefinite/ Simple Future Tense? Here you go…
If you want to learn each part of a sentence in English language, this master guide Structure & Analysis of Sentences can give you a clear idea about subject, verb, object, complement, and adjunct in a sentence including their functionalities. We will discuss everything of a simple sentence in this chapter in detail with explanations and examples. This lesson is …
Writing a cover letter for your formal job application is the first step in your professional life and following this all-in-one cover letter format, you can write a cover letter for any job position, you are applying. A formal cover letter for job application is the first impression of your professionalism to the admin authority. So, you must compose it …
Let’s learn Tag questions today. A word or phrase which is added to a statement as a form of short question in order to put emphasis on the action of the sentence is considered as tag question. Generally, a pronoun word and an auxiliary verb are included in the structure of a tag question. Tag question is a common item …
Past Perfect Continuous Tense in English grammar indicates an action continuing for a period of time or point of time in the past. Past Perfect Continuous Tense also indicates two actions or events in past together. The other facts are similar to Present Perfect Continuous Tense. It is the 9th part of the lesson All Tenses in English. So, let’s …
Any action or event of past that was started and finished is regarded as Past Perfect Tense. In a word, it indicates a completed action or event of past. Past perfect tense also indicates two events or actions of past. We use this tense to express the completed actions in past. However, now, I am going to discuss over the …
For Paragraph writing in board exams such as J.S.C, S.S.C and H.S.C, you can apply this method of paragraph writing as a short-cut strategy. It is a model paragraph through which you will be able to compose any paragraph on negative or bad aspects in our practical life. This sample of paragraph is composed based on the standard format of …
Past Continuous tense in English grammar indicates an action or event continuing for a period in the past. We use past continuous to express a past action over a period of time, something that we were in the middle of then. It is the 7th part of the lesson All Tenses in English. However, there is not so much for …
Want to learn 4 rules and examples of Past Indefinite Tense/ Simple Past Tense to express any action or event of the past? Here is your guide.
Present Perfect Continuous Tense indicates an action continuing for a period of time or point of time. When any action or event is continues and there is an indication of time of the action or event is known as present perfect continues tense. This tense is a combined form of the present continues tense and present perfect tense. You will face no difficulty to recognize this tense because, there …
Any action or event of present that is started and finished is regarded as Present Perfect Tense. In a word, it indicates a completed action or event of present. Present perfect tense is one of the most used tenses in English language. We use this tense to express the completed actions of our daily life. However, now, I am going …