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INTERROGATIVE ADVERBS :

INTERROGATIVE ADVERBS:         these are the adverbs that are used for asking questions. (a). Time When do you intend to pay him? How long you remain here? (b). Place Whither are you going now? Where did you put up for the night? (c). Number/Frequencyhttp://www.facebook.com/learnenglishwithashish How often does he visit you? How many persons attended the

Fundamental Capitalization Rules

1. Memorize 3 Fundamental Capitalization RulesYou may think that capitalizing nouns is a trivial (not important) grammar rule. However, poorly capitalized words are a quick giveaway that you haven’t quite mastered English writing. Proper capitalization helps your writing look professional, tidy and correct. The bad news is that it’s really just a matter of memorizing

Key Rules

Key Rules1. Use Active VoiceEvery human language starts an active sentence with the subject or the “doer.” In English, the verb (what’s being done) follows the subject. If there is an object (the receiver of the action), it comes after the verb. The formula looks like this: S+V+O. This rule is the foundation of the

USE OF SOME IMPORTANT ADJECTIVE

Older (and oldest) are used for persons, animals and things. Example:     Radha is older than Shyama. This dog is older than that. This building is older than the next one. Note : older and oldest refer to persons who do not belong to the same family 2.       Elder (and eldest) are used in respect

SUBJECT BEFORE VERB IN QUESTIONS

Pronouns designate the person we are speaking about/referring to. The subject pronouns I,you, he, she it, we, you(pl) and they, can be substituted with pronouns, noun or possessive pronouns. He is ready or John is ready. The subject pronoun ‘he’, substitutes the noun John the book is on the table – it is on the

10 Phrases for Introductions

1. I just wanted to introduce myself. I’m… [your name] 2. I don’t think we’ve met before. My name’s… [your name] https://www.facebook.com/learnenglishwithashish 3. This is… 4. I’d like you to meet… 5. Have you met… ? 6. I’d like to introduce you to… 7. Nice to meet you. 8. It’s a pleasure to meet you.

USE OF THAT

USE OF THAT After the words all, the same none, nothing any, only, the few, the little etc. Example: All that glitters is not gold. Ram is the only person that can help you in this work. He is the same person that had gone on a hunger strike,. You may take any book that

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10 Ways to Say How You Are I’m fine, thanks. How about you? Pretty good. Not bad. Great! Couldn’t be better! Can’t complain. I’ve been busy. Same as always. Not so great. Could be better.