Adverbs of Simple Present Indefinite Tense
Following adverbs are commonly used with Present Indefinite Tense: “Always” as an Adverb in Present Indefinite Tense: In Present…
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Adverbs of Present Perfect Tense
Following adverbs are commonly used to represent the actions in the Present Perfect Tense. Present Perfect Tense is never…
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Non-Continuous Verbs/ Non-Progressive Verbs
Some special Verbs that never take the continuous form: The verbs of perception, appearing, emotion, and thinking never take…
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Adverbs of Present Continuous Tense
Following adverbs can be used with Present Continuous Tense to show continuous actions. Always as Adverb in Present Continuous…
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Other Words Changing Rules-Direct & Indirect speech
Some words must be changed while going from Direct Narration to Indirect Narration to convey the same thing with…
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Rule # 3 of Changes in the Tenses| Direct & Indirect Speech
Rule # 3 of the Changes in the Tenses is all about the Future Tense in the Reporting…
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Rule #2 of Changes in the Tenses| Direct & Indirect speech
Rule number 2 of the Changes in the Tenses is about the effect of the Past Tense in the…
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Rule # 1 of Changes in the Tenses| Direct & Indirect Speech
All the tenses of the Reported Speech are changed while going from Direct Narration to Indirect Narration under a…
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Pronouns Changing Rules- Direct & Indirect Speech
Generally, “Personal Pronouns” are changed while converting the Direct Narration into Indirect Narration. These pronouns take their shape according…
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Imperative Sentences- Direct & Indirect Speech
An Imperative Sentence is a type of Sentence that expresses some kind of command or an entreaty. It means…
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Alphabet “A”-Dictionary A
General Definition of Alphabet “A” Alphabet “A” is the first letter of the English Alphabet. Pronunciation of Alphabet “A”…
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English Grammar Tenses| definition, types, use, examples
The word “tense” has come from the Latin word “Tempus”, which means “time”. It means that tenses are used…
