Tenses

A. Definition of Tenses            The word 'tense' comes from the Latin word 'tempus' which means time. Even so tense and time are very different. As explained by grammar experts, Mr. As Hornby, the words TIME and TENSE are very different. The word TIME refers to the division of time which consists of three parts, namely lamapu time (past), present time (present) and...

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Verbs

A. Definition of Verbs            "Verb is the most complex part of speech." That is Marcella Frank's blessing in his book Modern English Grammar. Yup, verbs is the most ruwed part of speech. Why is said verbs ruwed because the function of verbs in a sentence can determine what type of sentence it is - stetements, questions, commands, exclamations. Not only that, the...

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Definition, Types, Uses and Examples of Pronouns

           Pronouns are pronouns that state someone or something. This type of word has 3 types, namely: 1. Personal Pronouns 2. Positive Pronouns 3. Reflexive Pronouns 1. Personal Pronouns            Namely people's pronouns....

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Types, Uses and Examples of Articles

          Articles  in English are divided into two, namely definite articles (indefinite article) and indefinite articles (indefinite article. 1. DEFINITE ARTICLES          Namely certain clothing in the form of the article "the". This article is used only in certain forms or combination of words. In general, these words are used to mark words...

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Definition, Singular and Plural Examples in Nouns

Noun is a word used to name abstract people, things, animals, places and concepts. Countable nouns (countable nouns) can be divided into singular nouns (singular) and plural nouns (plural). Nouns in the singular can generally be changed to the plural with the following rules: 1....

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