In our day-to-day conversations, we use both in fact and indeed Conjuctive adverbs as emphasizers to emphasis given statement. “In fact” conjunctive adverbs is used to give more clarification about previous statement. Whereas, “Indeed” Conjunctive adverb adds more emphasis or shows open aggreement to already stated statement. Meaning of in fact and indeed Conjunctive adverbs […]
In deed, In fact, of course, also, besides, are notable examples of Conjunctive adverbs of emphasis and addition. Adverbs of emphasis put more importance on the following statement than earlier. While, adverbs of addition adds extra information to main statement. Meaning of adverbs of emphasis and addition Both adverbs of emphasis and addition connect two
Adverbs are used to modify the elements of sentence like adjective, verb, adverb, and clause. Adverbs of time like soon, later, late, early tell us the time aspect of something happening. They answer “At what time, or how long” the action is happening. In the above examples, adverbs ” Now, yesterday, since, next week, daily
When conditional tenses are used to speculate about present or past probable results, such grammatical construction is called conditional sentences for hypothetical imagination. There are two types of conditional sentences for hypothetical unrealistic imagination — past probable and present probable results. Present Conditional, perfect Conditional, and perfect continuous conditional difference 1.If you took better diet
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As per Wikipedia, conditional perfect and conditional perfect continuous are grammatical construction. In which, perfect aspects have been combined with conditional mood. Conditional mood is the aspect of verb used to express in what condition something would happen. Something would have happened only if the condition is fulfilled in main clause. If I had mastered
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To express impossible, unrealistic imagination with minimum probability, second conditional sentences are used. As per rules, it is prescribed to use would, could, and should modals with simple past in the if….clause. Let’s learn how to form conditional sentences by simple past tense. “If I were the captain of cricket team, I could win the
Grammatically, conditional sentences by simple future tense, especially in main clause are used to describe or indicate possibility and likelihood. In such conditionals, future tense is applicable only in main clause that espress outcome instead of if….clause. If you describe likelihood and possibility of outcome based on condition in if….clause, it is also temed as
In english, we use zero conditional sentences for general truth and possibility of future. In such formation, simple present tense is used in both clauses like if…. and main main clause. 1.Wind begins to blow if there is pressure difference. (Conditional sentence for General truth) 2.Sun shines if there is clear sky.(conditional sentence for General
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Unrealistic hypothetical imagination and missed opportunity of the past are closely interlinked though not same. Hypothetical imagination may be realistic or unrealistic but missed opportunity can’t be reversed. Adverb clause of conditions like provided that, on condition that, when, unless, as are used to form different from of conditional sentences. 1.Covid spreads rapidly if you
In conditional sentence, one thing becomes necessary to make another thing occur. In short, certain fulfilment or requirment needs to be done another to happen. Provided that and on condition that are conditional conjunctions used for same sense. So, let’s learn correct use of provided that and on condition that. Worthy to mention that these
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