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Subject attributes

September 8, 2010 - pdf

The subject may consist of one word or several words, but it must always have a noun in it. This noun which is the most… Continue reading

Analysis of a sentence

September 7, 2010 - pdf

We have already seen that a simple sentence has only one subject and one predicate. The subject refers to the person or thing about which… Continue reading

Complex and Compound-Complex Sentences

September 6, 2010 - pdf

Complex sentence Examine the following sentences. I will say what I like. When we went there we found that he had gone. Sentence 1 consists… Continue reading

Simple and Compound Sentences

September 6, 2010 - pdf

According to their meaning and word order, sentences are divided into four classes – assertive, imperative, interrogative and exclamatory. But according to their clause structure,… Continue reading

Uses of anomalous finites – part II

September 3, 2010 - pdf

The anomalous finites are used to form inverted sentence patterns. I had no sooner got into the train than it steamed off. No sooner had… Continue reading

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