Kinds of Sentences in English

Kinds of Sentences in English Grammar with Magical Theory

Kinds of sentences in English grammar indicates the classifications of sentences based on their meaning, sense, and expression. Here we will discuss all kinds of sentences, their meaning, structures, usages, and variations. According to the rules of English grammar, there are basically 5 kinds of sentences in English such as assertive, interrogative, imperative, optative, and exclamatory. This lesson is an …

The 8 Parts of Speech Rules

The 8 Parts of Speech Rules, Examples & Chart [Easy Tricks]

Parts of speech is one of the grammatical groups in which words are divided into 8 parts: noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, and interjection. If you are a student of school or college and want to build up your English grammatical base, parts of speech is the lesson, you should start with. In English grammar parts of speech is considered as the pillar …

Structure & Analysis of Sentences

Master Structure & Analysis of Sentences in English Grammar

If you want to learn each part of a sentence in English language, this master guide Structure & Analysis of Sentences can give you a clear idea about subject, verb, object, complement, and adjunct in a sentence including their functionalities. We will discuss everything of a simple sentence in this chapter in detail with explanations and examples. This lesson is …

Perfect Continues Tense

Present Perfect Continues Tense in English Grammar

Present Perfect Continuous Tense indicates an action continuing for a period of time or point of time. When any action or event is continues and there is an indication of time of the action or event is known as present perfect continues tense. This tense is a combined form of the present continues tense and present perfect tense.  You will face no difficulty to recognize this tense because, there …

Classifications of Persons

Classifications of Persons in English Grammar

Person is used in English grammar to describe the verbs and pronouns that refer to the different people in a conversation. Basically, the are 3 classes of persons such as 1st person, 2nd Person, and 3rd Person. The first person (‘I’ or ‘we’) refers to the person speaking, the second person (‘you’) refers to the person being spoken to and …