Persent perfect and continuous perfect
Persent perfect and continuous perfect follow sequence of present time. Persent perfect expresses action just finished. While perfect continuous shows action that is somewhere began but yet to be completed.…
Simple present and continuous present
Obviously, time, tense, and aspects determine the functioning and formation of present tense. Simple present and continuous present tense are forms of present tense. Simple present describes state, qualities, and…
“Can And May” Modal Auxiliary verbs
In english grammar, modal auxiliary verbs are used to express modality. In language, modality is a term by which possible situation is explained by speaker in terms of positive or…
Semi Modal auxiliary Verbs
Semi modal verbs are also known as semi auxiliary verbs. They often sound like main verbs but not mean always. They describe verb as well as show different moods and…
Will Would Shall and Should Modal verbs
Will, would, shall and should modal verbs are also called secondary auxiliaries. As you know that modal verbs express mood of the speaker in terms of possibility, request, permission, command,…
Correct use of Modal auxiliary verbs
Modal auxiliary verbs like can, could, may, might, shall, should, might, will, would, are secondary helping verbs used to describe different degrees of possibilities and obligations. In this post, I’m…
Linking and helping verbs
Linking and helping auxiliary verbs are vital element of english grammar. Linking verbs links the description of subject while helping verbs help main verb to perform action. In this blog,…
Correct usages of primary helping verbs
Helping verbs are the most fundamental elements used to help main verb in constructing meaningful sentences. To be, to do, and to have are basic primary helping verbs that help…
Types of Action verbs or main verbs
The role of action verbs or main verbs in english grammar describe action performed by subject in the form of things or persons. There are two types of action verbs…
Difference between Gerund infinitive and participle
Though, gerund, infinitive and participle are not the basic components of parts of speech. But, according to use in a sentence, they are popular for their distinctness in our day…