Khurshid Demonstrative pronouns are needed in English to differentiate or emphasize something in terms of local or temporal distances or distances. Get a quick overview of this topic now. Free exercises to improve your English skills can be found here: Practice English Demonstrative pronoun: an explanation This , these , that and those – are demonstrative determiners . You need them in English to differentiate local … Read more
Here is a quick overview of the formation and use of superlatives and comparatives in English. Test your superlative knowledge in English with this exercise: Superlative adjectives Explanation: formation of comparative and superlative Poor, poorer, poorest – Of course there are also forms of improvement in English grammar . In the formation of comparative (first form of increase) … Read more
The difference between adjectives and adverbs in English is often difficult for Germans to understand. We give you an overview. Test your knowledge of adverbs in English with this exercise: Using adverbs Adjectives: usage 1) Adjectives describe a noun or pronoun closer. The adjective stands directly in front of the noun to which it refers or it … Read more
The negation of sentences with auxiliary verbs Sentences with auxiliary verbs are simply denied by putting the word not after the auxiliary verb. Example: John is very friendly. John is not very friendly. For the following auxiliary verbs, the negative is formed in this way: am, are, what, were, were Example : I was not astonished. has, have Example: I have … Read more
We use the Future perfect continuous tense to talk about long action before some point in the future. Future Perfect continuous is also named Future Perfect Progressive tense For example I will have been .teaching in this College for three years next week. Future perfect continuous tense formula and examples: Positive/ affirmative Example sentences: Structure: … Read more
Future perfect tense is used to express an activity that will be completed by another time. This tense is formed with “will have”. For Example: We will have eaten all the food by the time he arrives. I will have woken up by 6 a.m Formula/ structure of Future perfect tense: Positive sentences: Sub+ will+have+verb … Read more
Future continuous tense is also called Future progressive tense. It is used to express the continuous actions happen in the future in a particular time. Future continuous is used for the activity continues from one time to another. For Example: I will be eating dinner from Six o’clock to 6:30. Note: I’m talking about the … Read more
Future simple tense is used to describe an action in the future.Future simple tense is also called Future Indefinite tense. Simple future tense structure/ formula: Affirmative sentences: subject+ will+ verb 1 Long form Short form He will visit Dubai.She will write.We will go.You will learn.It will play.They will go. I ‘ll visit.We ‘ll helpYou ‘ll … Read more
The Past progressive /continuous tense describes the actions continue in the pas. In this article, we’ll tell you when to use and form the Past Progressive or Past Continuous tense, and what signal words you can use to better understand the tense. Usage of Past Progressive tense: The Past Continuous tense can be used in … Read more
Past Simple tense is also called past indefinite tense, used for the actions started in the past and is already completed. For example, past Indefinite tense is used to tell stories. In this article, we’ll explain how sentences are formed in Past indefinite tense. Uses of Simple Past Indefinite Tense: There are basically three ways … Read more