Welcome to the forum.
Please ask different questions in separate threads and please don't use so many different colours. Some of them are very difficult to see on the screen.
for example,
1.
the name of this grammar: Tense: past tense
i ate an apple.
'ate' is the usage of past tense
2.
the name of this grammar: conditional sentence/ conditional clause/ if clause
If i don't finish the homework before 7:30p.m., i will not allow to watch TV.
3.
the name of this grammar: Complex sentence: Relative Clause
Watt was an engineer.
He invented a steam engine.
→Watt was an engineer who invented a steam engine.
4.the name of this grammar: Subjective-Verb Agreement
My friend was late for the class.
My friends were late for the class.
And if,
A.Peter had bought a toy, didn't he?
B.Peter had bought a toy, hadn't he?
What is the name of this grammar?
relevances:
w ww.usingenglish.com/forum/ask-teacher/179205-what-right-sentence-should.html#post930197
w ww.usingenglish.com/forum/ask-teacher/179206-what-rules-grammar.html#post930198
HELP ME!
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Last edited by yyen; 07-Oct-2012 at 11:36.
Welcome to the forum.
Please ask different questions in separate threads and please don't use so many different colours. Some of them are very difficult to see on the screen.
Remember - correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing make posts much easier to read.
ok, i have changed, and separate the questions in different threads.
Remember - correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing make posts much easier to read.