The Form The Affirmative The Negative The Interrogative I/You/We/They play.He/She/It plays I/You/We/They don’t playHe / She / It doesn’t play Do I / you / we /…
Modals are special verbs that express mood (possibility, necessity, ability, permission, etc.). They are always used with another verb (the main verb) and never change form (no…
Relative clauses are a type of subordinate clause used to give more information about a noun in a sentence. They usually begin with a relative pronoun like…
The Core Difference When to Use the Gerund (-ing form) 1. As the Subject of a Sentence Smoking is bad for your health.Learning a new language takes time. 2….
Positive Requests Direct Request Reported Request “Open the window.” He asked me to open the window. “Please sit down.” She asked us to sit down. “Wait here,…
Rule 1: The question becomes an affirmative sentence In normal questions, we change the word order (invert the subject and verb) or use auxiliary verbs (do/does/did). Key…