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Pattern :
Affirmative Verbal : S + verb 1 + O
e.g. I like English (Remember:A sentence using third person pronoun, the verb should be added with s/es. e.g. She likes English, He brings the bag, It breaks the glass.
Affirmative Non verbal : S + to be present (is, am, are) + Non verbs (adjective/noun/adverb)
e.g. I am happy, they are students, He is here
Negative Verbal : S + Do/Does + not + v1 + O
*note : We use do for Subjects: I, You, They, We
and does for : He, She, It (3rd person pronoun)
e.g. I don't like it, They don't do that, He doesn't bring the umbrella, etc.
Negative Non Verbal : S + To be Present + not + Non verbs
e.g. I am not happy, they are not students, He is not here
Interrogative Verbal
Yes/No Question
Do/Does + S + Verb 1 + O e.g. Do you like the show? Does She like it?
Wh Question + How / Information Question
Who, what, when, where, why and how + Do/Does + S + Verb 1
e.g. What do you do? When does she go to the barber shop? Why do you love me? etc.
It is a bit different if we use who for asking subject. We don't need do or does.
e.g. Who wants to be a millionaire? I do. Comparing to who for asking object Who(m)do you ask? I ask my father.
Interrogative Non Verbal :
Yes/No Question
To be Present + S + Non Verb e.g. Are you happy?
Wh Question + how / Information Question
Who, what, when, where, why and how + to be present + S + Complement
e.g. Who are you? what is that? How are you?
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Simple Present Tense
Pattern :
Affirmative Verbal : S + verb 1 + O
e.g. I like English (Remember:A sentence using third person pronoun, the verb should be added with s/es. e.g. She likes English, He brings the bag, It breaks the glass.
Affirmative Non verbal : S + to be present (is, am, are) + Non verbs (adjective/noun/adverb)
e.g. I am happy, they are students, He is here
Negative Verbal : S + Do/Does + not + v1 + O
*note : We use do for Subjects: I, You, They, We
and does for : He, She, It (3rd person pronoun)
e.g. I don't like it, They don't do that, He doesn't bring the umbrella, etc.
Negative Non Verbal : S + To be Present + not + Non verbs
e.g. I am not happy, they are not students, He is not here
Interrogative Verbal
Yes/No Question
Do/Does + S + Verb 1 + O e.g. Do you like the show? Does She like it?
Wh Question + How / Information Question
Who, what, when, where, why and how + Do/Does + S + Verb 1
e.g. What do you do? When does she go to the barber shop? Why do you love me? etc.
It is a bit different if we use who for asking subject. We don't need do or does.
e.g. Who wants to be a millionaire? I do. Comparing to who for asking object Who(m)do you ask? I ask my father.
Interrogative Non Verbal :
Yes/No Question
To be Present + S + Non Verb e.g. Are you happy?
Wh Question + how / Information Question
Who, what, when, where, why and how + to be present + S + Complement
e.g. Who are you? what is that? How are you?
- Gerund / Participle ? Do You Know The Difference?
Even some teachers of English confuse the present participle with a gerund. Both have the -ing form, but the present participle is verbal, while the gerund is a noun. Look at these two sentences: I'm driving the car. ('driving' in this case...
- Active And Passive Voice
We can wright or speak our sentences in tow ways Active voice and Passive voice There are some rules to change active to passive and passive to active -ike In Active voice we say ? I write a latter. In passive...
- Present Perfect Tense
affirmative sentence: in affirmative sentence "have" with plural noun (I, we, you they) "has" with singular noun (he, she, it) has, have + third form of verbExamples I have read my book?They have come to the party.She has finished her work.We...
- Present Continues Tense
(Present continues tense) Affirmative Sentence Rules (add ?ing? with first form of the verb) plural noun (you, they) ? are+ ?ing? with first form of the verb singular noun (he, she, it) ?is+ ?ing? with first form of the verb I am reading my book.She...
- Uses Of Different Forms Of Verbs
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