Modal Auxiliaries Modal verbs also fall under the category of auxiliary verbs as they facilitate the main verb for potential. Ability, permission, expectation, and obligation. If they are used with the main verbs, they will not at any case end with –s for the third person singular. Modal auxiliary verbs are constant and they never … Read more

Inversion refers to changing the order of a sentence, usually, we notice that a sentence structure starts from a Subject followed by a verb and then the rest. However, at times we notice verbs at the beginning and then subject and so on. Inversion is most common among the question form of sentences. Let’s go … Read more

  The usage of the auxiliary verb “do” and its forms “does” and “did” is known as do-insertion or do-support. Uses of Do-Insertion: The addition of do would turn an assertive sentence in a question. For instance, consider the sentence: You need to eat lunch. Adding “do” makes it an interrogative sentence. Do you need … Read more

Determiners: Determiners identify a noun, whether that noun is general or something specific. Determiners can also be thought of as a modifier for nouns, it works exactly like an adjective. It consists of:   Definite Article “The” : For Example: Pass me the papers that I need to sign. The Black bag on the table … Read more

Conjunctions are word that binds together two sentences phrases or clauses. They act as a bridge between two sentences or phrases or word to connect them and make them perfect. Conjunction indicate a certain relation between two sentences by joining them. And, or, but, because, either, although, neither, nor etc. are the best suitable examples … Read more

  Sentences that contain the word IF (conjunction) are known as conditionals. Usually conditional sentences are called conditionals and sometimes are referred as if clauses.   Types of Conditionals The Real Conditionals The Unreal Conditionals   The Real Conditionals Such conditional sentences that express factual data or habitual conditions that contain the possibility to happen … Read more

A clause is constructed as a set of words that includes a subject and a finite verb. A clause consists of one subject and one verb. The subject of a clause is often hidden and sometimes mentioned but the verb is always prominent. Example: I became a chef last year. (One clause) When I went … Read more

It determines the grammatical functions of nouns and pronouns as per their relation with the other parts of a sentence. In the modernized English there are only three classifications of cases; Subjective Case Objective Case Possessive Case   Subjective Case (Nominative Case) When a noun or a pronoun functions as a subject in a sentence, … Read more