English Grammar

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Auxiliary Verbs

Auxiliary Verbs

Auxiliary Verbs What is an auxiliary verb? An auxiliary verb is a verb that helps another verb to form its tense, voice or mood. Auxiliary means helping. The auxiliary verbs are also called helping verbs. There are three types of auxiliary verbs. They are: 1. Primary auxiliary verbs. 2. Model auxiliary verbs. 3. Semi model […]

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Noun

Noun

Noun Noun is one of the 8 Parts of Speech. In a former post, titled, “Parts of Speech”, I have already mentioned that the words we speak can be divided to the following eight main classes, called Parts of Speech, on the basis of their use. In this article, we shall explain about nouns and

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Gerunds

Gerunds

Gerunds What is a Gerund? A Gerund is a verbal noun (A noun formed from a verb) which ends in -ing.For example, A gerund always acts as a noun. Therefore a gerund can be a subject, object, complement,* or object of a preposition. *(Complement is a word, clause, or a phrase that is required to

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Simple Compound and Complex Sentences

Simple Compound and Complex Sentences

What are Simple Compound and Complex Sentences? In English language, sentences have been categorized to different types. One such category is “Types of sentences based on structure.” There are four types of sentence structures. The three commonly used types of sentence structures are: simple, compound and complex sentences. What is a Simple sentence? A Simple sentence is a sentence consisting

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