Rules that are not meant to be broken. Rule with perfect English by understanding structures clearly.
Today, we’ll be exploring the concept of ‘Degrees of Comparison’. Let’s observe how they are used in natural English, and blend in with other rules of English with multiple examples and a recent news article. Does hearing ‘degrees of comparison’ bring to your mind long but rather easy flowing three-columnar tables, which have a sing-song quality to them? There’s a lot more to them.
Many learners dread the reported speech because they see it as a gamut of grammar rules, one more confusing than the other. This lesson will simplify it by starting with the right base- a snapshot revision of the pertinent tenses, without which confusion is bound to abound!
It is important to know the three verb forms V1 V2 V3 to avoid grammatical errors in sentences. From the simple tense with V1, to the past tense with V2, and the V3 participle form, all tenses rely on these variations of verb forms to construct sentences.
Simple sentences in English: 200 examples showcase a great variety of structures, fitting the varying Dictionary definitions. However, they are fairly simple, commonly used, and what every English learner should know.
Master it with Exercises & Image-Based Activities The Simple Past Indefinite Tense, also commonly known as the Simple Past Tense,
The sequential steps to making Simple Compound and Complex Sentences involves using dependent and independent clauses. Learn the steps to enhance your writing skills, making the much-desired error-free long sentences in English.
