Category: English Grammar
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What is a noun?
What is a noun? Noun is the name of person, place, thing, animal or idea. Example: boy, country, bravery, chair, Japan and computer.
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Is bravery noun or adjective?
Is bravery noun or adjective? Bravery is a noun whereas brave is an adjective The man showed great bravery. He was a brave man.
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Future simple tense uses
Future simple tense uses Future simple tense is used to refer to something which will happen in the future. Example: I will become a teacher.
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Past continuous tense uses
Past continuous tense uses Past continuous tense is used to refer to something which was happening in the past. Past continuous tense is also a process, but the process was happening in the past. Example: I was drinking tea yesterday.
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Past simple tense uses
Past simple tense uses Past simple tense is used to refer something which happened earlier. We are going to use past simple tense even for the action which happened 2 seconds ago. Example: I ate burger yesterday.
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Present continuous tense uses
Present continuous tense uses Present continuous tense is used to refer something which is happening right now. It is a process which is happening at the very moment. Example: You are reading this sentence.
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8 parts of speech in English Language
8 parts of speech There are 8 parts of speech. If you know how to use these there is no way that you cannot learn English. It is very important to understand the uses of these 8 parts of speech. You should also be able to use them properly. On this website each of them…
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Present simple tense uses
Present simple tense uses Repeated behavior Repeated behavior means that the activity which you do again and again. Explanation: What is the activity which you do again and again? If you are a bank then you would be going to the bank every day, so you will state this activity in the present simple tense…
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English Tenses- Present continuous
English Tenses- Present continuous Present continuous something which is happening right now. Present continuous tense describes the “process” which is happening right now. When the subject is I then you will use am followed by am+ 1st form of verb + ing + object. The sentence would be: I am eating food. You should remember…
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Learn English tenses
Learn English tenses There are 12 tenses in the English language. You cannot English tenses unless you memorize the rules of the English tenses. Some people say that we can learn English without learning the English tenses, but it is not true. You will have to learn all the English tenses in order to learn…