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The comma in English is one of the most commonly used punctuation marks. The comma is a very versatile helper. The comma helps us to combine simple sentences into more complex structures. When I got home, the house was empty,…
The apostrophe is a punctuation mark that is used very often in English. It is unlikely that you will be able to see a page of text that does not have this little symbol! However, there are not many cases…
What is Inversion? The Inversion of words in English is the case when we deliberately change or break the direct word order. There are two main word orders in English: Direct word order is when the SUBJECT comes first and…
In the world of English grammar, there’s a special connection between subjects and verbs that helps sentences make sense. It’s like a dance where the subject and the verb need to match each other’s moves. This magical dance is called…
Why Do We Use Second Conditional? Each conditional sentence has its own purpose. We use Second Conditional when we want to express an unlikely result of an action. Imagine John. John is the most ordinary guy. He has a regular…
The comma in conditional sentences is not just a punctuation mark, it is an important grammatical detail that has a clear place in the sentence. First, let’s define that any conditional clause consists of two parts. Condition (If). Result. If…
What Does First Conditional Mean? When we use First Conditional we are talking about the present or the future. By using First Conditional, we mean a possible condition in the part with if and a likely outcome in the main…
The zero conditional clauses are the simplest type of conditional clause in the English language. This type of sentence is very easy to understand, learn, and start using. English learners start learning conditional sentences from the zero type. By learning…
Conditional sentences are sentences that consist of two parts that are different in meaning. One part of such sentence is called Result. In this part, we communicate the result of something that can happen, will surely happen, or will never…
In some languages, you can ask a question by changing only the intonation in the voice. This is not enough in English. In English, there is special word order in interrogative sentences. Therefore, in English, when we see the interrogative…
