Basic English Grammar

  Use of Causative Verbs Let      Ge t      Have      Make            Help Let + person/thing + Base form of the verb Examples: 1.            Let her come in. 2.            Let Ali go . 3.            Let the door open. Let me open the door. 4.     Let the light be on. Open the door. (AV) Let the door be opened. She did not sing 1. اسے اندر آنے دو۔ 2. علی کو جانے دو۔ 3. دروازہ کھولنے دو۔ (Permission) Get + Person+ t o Infinitive Get + Thing + Past Participle  (Services) 1.            She got her brother +   to drop her at college. 2.            I get my brother to drop me at college. 3.  ...

  Change of Tense (Do as directed…) 1.          She likes to play tennis today. 2.          She liked to play tennis yesterday. 3.          She will play tennis tomorrow. 4.          She is watching TV now . 5.          She was watching TV then . 6.          We are writing an essay on Examination today. 7.          We were writing an essay on Exa yesterday . 8.          A movie was being watched by them. 9.          Did he take the exam last year? 10.     Does he take the exam this year? 11.     I have written a letter today. 12.     I had written a letter be...

Every day I hear a very common sentence, i.e. "How can we improve my basic grammar". How can I quickly improve my grammar? I reply to this question that English is a very easy and interesting language, which starts with " I ". Following are a few special steps ( Daily One Exercise ) which can help you to learn the English language easily:   "I" is a personal pronoun , which is spoken by the speaker when he/she expresses or reveals his/her feelings. Personal pronoun, "I" takes the following auxiliary verbs , such as, am, have, was, shall, e.g. I am a student. I have many books. I was not absent yesterday. I shall work hard to win the match. " Subject + Verb + Object " is used in active voice sentences, and " Object + auxiliary verb + Past Participle of the main verb+ Prepositional phrase. Examples I am interested in my studies. They are amazed at her response. The use of Past Participle and Present Participle will help you a lot t...

  “ There is ” & “There are”        1. There is a big tree in the garden. (statement)      2.   Where is the big tree?      3.   Ans: The big tree is in the garden .      4.   There is a good film on TV tonight.      5.   There are many shining stars in the sky.      6.   There are eleven players in a football team.      7.   Are there any jobs?      8.   Is there any book in the shop?      9.   What’s that noise?      10.               There are many dogs outside in the street.      11.               I don’t like this soup. There’s a lot of salt!      12.       ...