Soul Grammar

Subject - Verb Agreement Rules 1 — The verb must agree with the Subject in Number and Person. The number and the Person of the verb must be in agreement with the Number and Person of its subject. A singular subject must have a singular verb, and a plural verb must have a plural verb. Formula –        Subject             Verb        I              go        We              go        You              go        He              goes        They              go        John              goes        A bird            ...

There are four (4) kinds of Sentences in English Grammar. They are as follows:- Assertive or Declarative Sentence: A sentence that make a statement or assertion is called an Assertive or Declarative Sentence. As –  India ia a great country; He is a noble man. Interrogative Sentence : A sentence that asks a question is called an Interrogative Sentence. As –  What is your name?; Is he a good man? Imperative Sentence: A sentence that expresses a command , a request or an entreaty is called an Imperative Sentence. As –  Be quite; Go away from here; Forgive us. Exclamatory Sentence: A sentence that expresses a sudden feeling of pleasure, sorrow, anger or surprise is called an Exclamatory Sentence. As  –  Alas! I am ruined; What a terrible shock it was!; How shameful! « Previous     Next»

Letters, Syllables, Phrases and Sentences is the first topic  we are going to learn in Some Basic Concepts of English Grammar . In the next chapter we shall study Kinds of Sentences . Letters: There are twenty six (26) letters in English. They can be classified into two groups: Vowels - The letters that can be pronounced without the help of any other letters are called Vowels. They are five - a, e, i, o, u. Consonants - The remaining 21 letters are called Consonants. They cannot be pronounced without the help of a Vowel. Note  – W  and  Y are the two letters that can be used both as Vowels and Consonants. Words: Any sounds produced by the mouth, which has a meaning, is called a Word. A word is formed by one or more letters. Syllables: The part of a word pronounced in one instance is called a Syllable. A word can have one or more sylables. E.g.: Words of one syllable : you, me, go, run, sit, take, back, etc. Words of two syllables : Fa-ther, Mo-ther, Wa-ter, Mon-k...