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1. Please write the definition, rules, form of simple present tense and give an example in
positive, negative, and intterogative by using verbal and nominal!
2. Please write the definition, rules and 5 examples of active passive form!
3. Please write the the definition, kinds and give an example sentence of conjunction!
4. Please write the rules, the form, and give an example of Direct and indirect speech
5. Please write the definiton, kinds, and give 2 examples of eliptical sentence!
Answer :
1. Definition:
Simple Present Tense - Definition Simple present tense is a form of tense that explains the work
or event that is happening right now. This form of tenses uses the first form of verb or Verb 1 in
the preparation of the sentence.
Rules:
Example:
(?) Do I go to School?
Active and Passive Voices are the two ways of expressing an action taken by a subject on an
object. Meaning of the sentence either in active or passive voice doesn’t change except few
structural changes.
Rules:
Example :
Active :
Passive :
A conjunction is a part of speech that is used to connect words, phrases, clauses, or sentences.
Conjunctions are considered to be invariable grammar particle, and they may or may not stand
between items they conjoin.
And
But
Both ….. and
Either ….. or
Neither ….. nor
Not only …. but also
If
That
Although
Unless
When
While
Because
In order that
Even-though
Therefore
However
Otherwise
Beside
In additionKinds of conjunction :
1. Subordinating Conjunction
2. Coordinate Conjunction
3. Correlative Conjunction
4. Conjunctive Adverb
Example :
4. Direct Speech :
The message of the speaker is conveyed or reported in his own actual words without any change.
Indirect Speech :
Rules :
Following punctuation rules in reported speech are applied Inverted comma are excluded The
question mark is converted into a full stop The exclamation mark is silenced Comma, in some
cases, is used.
Example :
Direct :
Indirect :
Elliptical Sentence is a combination of two sentences that have different subjects but have the
same predicate, and are used to avoid repeating words.
Kinds : Ellipse sentences are divided into two, namely ellipse sentences for equivalent combined
sentences that use the conjunctions "and" and equivalent combined sentences that use the
conjunction "but".
Example Sentence :
3. But