Not only…but also, and both…and, are well known cumulative coordinating conjunctions. These conjunctions are used to add extra information to the main clause. And, they are also used to introduce independent clauses or to form compound sentences. Here, I’m going to reveal The power of “not only but also and both and.” Exploring the power […]
In english language, on the basis of structure of sentence or clause combinations, sentences are categorised as simple, complex, compound and mixed with. Simple sentence is formed by subject and predicate. It includes only main clause. In case of compound sentence, they are formed by coordinating or independent clauses with main clause. Whereas, complex sentence
Indirect speech is made by changing personal pronouns, tenses, and adverbials of time as per the reporting verbs. Besides, “that” nominal is placed between reporting and reported speech. These changes are systematically explained in this blog, “Direct indirect speech explained”. Understanding Concept clarity of direct and indirect speech Generally, we write the speakers words in
Basically, there are two types of voices in the English grammar like active and passive voice. In active voice, subject is the doer of the performed action. Whereas, in passive voice, subject remains unintentional doer. Herein, you will read about passive voice of interrogative sentences. How to form passive voice of interrogative sentences? Interrogative sentences