Present Simple Tense Simple Present Tense or Present Simple Tense is used when we talk of unchanging situations, general truths, scientific facts, habits, fixed arrangements, and frequently occurring events. We use only the base form (i.e simple form) of the verb (v1) in the Present Simple Tense. Look at the following sentences: We go to …
Tense Chart | Basic 12 Tenses Primarily, Basic English Tense is divided into 3 categories. And the above 03 categories are divided into 04 categories each. In the end, all the above 04 forms (viz. Progressive, Perfect Progressive) are again divided into 04 categories each viz (1. Affirmative, 2. Negative, 3. Interrogative, 4. Interrogative and …
Definition of Interjection An Interjection is a word or expression that arises as an utterance on its own expressing a spontaneous feeling or reaction or as an exclamation and expresses some sudden and strong emotion, Such as Wow! Oh! Alas! etc. Interjections express surprise, joy, shock, sorrow, anger, etc. Further, An exclamation mark i.e \’!\’ …
A conjunction is a word used to join words, a group of words, or sentences. For examples: Rama and Ratikant are my friends. My elder sister is diligent but my younger sister is lazy. Ramesh is lazy as well as idle. You may stay here or go home. Rohit rebuked me, still I was not …
The Period or Full Stop The period is one of the most commonly used Punctuations. The Period or Full Stop is used to stop or end a sentence. The period or Full Stop shows that a sentence has ended. For Example: I am learning English in Stepwise-English. I have a goal and I must achieve …
Preposition Definition The Preposition is a word that is placed before a NOUN or PRONOUN to indicate place direction, source, etc. Prepositions are usually used before Noun Phrases. They link a noun phrase with another noun phrase. Note that a preposition with a Noun phrase (NP) forms a Prepositional Phrase. But we learn about Noun …
There are significantly 15 punctuation marks that are used in the English language. They are as follows: Period / Full Stop . Question mark ? Exclamation point ! Comma , Semicolon ; Colon : Slash / Hyphen – En Dash – Em dash — Parentheses/brackets ( ) Square Brackets [ ] Apostrophe \’ Ellipsis … …
