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Past perfect tense expresses actions that occurred before a time in the past. Here you will learn when to use the Past Perfect tense. Signal words will serve as an indication of them. Formation of the Past Perfect Tense The Past Perfect is formed from had and the Past Participle , ie the infinitive (basic form of a verb) and the … Read more
The Present Progressive or Present Continuous tense describes the actions happening in the present moment. the Present Progressive is used to express actions that take place at the time of speaking. Present Progressive Tense uses: Present Progressive tense can be used for different situations. The action takes place at this moment I am going to … Read more
Present perfect continuous Tense is also called Present progressive tense, tell us about the actions started in the past and still continue. Present perfect continuous Rules: We use has been with only 3rd person singular. (He, she, it, Ali ) Since is used to talk about Point of time . moring, evening, 2 pm, 4’0 clock, … Read more
Present Perfect tense is used for the completed or recently completed actions. When forming the Present Perfect, a distinction is made between regular and irregular verbs. For irregular verbs, the third verb form is used. For regular verbs, the infinitive (basic form of the verb) is added to the verb. In addition, there are several special features, which … Read more
“Pronouns” is the word used instead noun to stop the repetition of Noun. word pronoun originally means “instead of name.” Any word that is used instead of a noun is called pronoun. Types of pronoun: Personal pronoun Possessive pronoun Objective pronoun Reflexive pronoun Pronoun Chart Subjective Pronoun Objective Pronoun Possessive Adjectives Possessive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns … Read more
Noun is the name of person, place, things or any idea.
We can say that Nouns are words, that describe the things around us, both the concrete
things and the abstract things. A noun can function in a sentence as subjects and
objects.
