English Grammar is important because it is language that allows us to talk about language. Grammar describes the various types of words and word groups that comprise sentences in any language. Even as children, we can put sentences together — we can all do grammar. However, knowing about grammar entails being able to discuss how sentences are constructed, as well as the various types of words and word groups that comprise sentences. And understanding grammar provides a window into the human mind and our incredibly complex mental capacity.
Grammar is associated with errors and correctness. However, understanding grammar helps us understand what makes sentences and paragraphs clear, interesting, and precise. When we and our students closely read the sentences in poetry and stories, we can incorporate grammar into our discussions. Knowing grammar entails discovering that all languages and dialects follow grammatical patterns.
English Grammar: Active and Passive Voices with Examples of 12 Tenses will go over all the details of the voices you need to know to do well in English grammar. In voice, we check the emphasis on the subject or action done by the subject, and the subject can be a person, a thing, or […]
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The art of narration is the art of reporting the words of a speaker, and this can be done in two ways. You may quote his actual words. It is called Direct Speech. You may report his words without quoting his actual words. This is called Indirect or Reported Speech. Download a free PDF of
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Learning the 12 Tenses in English Grammar, the beginning of the English learning language and the essential tools to enhance the writing and speaking skills of students, are Present Indefinite Tense, Present Continuous Tense, Present Perfect Tense, Present Perfect Tense, Past Indefinite Tense, Past Continuous Tense, Past Perfect Tense, Past Perfect Continuous Tense, Future Indefinite
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