Use of Had

Introduction

English is a very wide language that is spoken in the whole world. We must have to learn English to compete with the world. In our previous articles, we discussed different Helping Verbs used in English Grammar just like is/am/are, was/were, have/has. Today we are going to discuss the use of ‘Had’ in English (the Past Participle of has/have).

 

Use of Had

This Auxiliary Verb is used to show the Possession of something to someone in the Past, means the Subject was having something. Past Participle have/has is said to be ‘Had’. There is difference of tense between use of Has Have and Had. It is compulsory to know when to use Have and Had. The ‘Have/Has’ is used in the Present and the ‘Had’ is used in the Past.

There are different uses of ‘Had’. If we are using this Helping Verb with the Main Verb, it changes the meaning and the Structure of the Sentence (We will discuss this later on).

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Use of Has and Have

Introduction

There are different Helping Verbs that are used in English Language. Every Helping Verb gives the different meaning according to the Structure of the Sentence that is why there is a lot of importance of Helping Verb. Today we are going to discuss the use of Have and Has.

Use of Have Has

The Auxiliary Verb Have/Has shows the possession of something to someone, in the Present. When we are using these helping verbs with the mainverb, it means we are having some action in the Sentence (we will discuss this thing in our further lessons).

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Rules to make Negative and Interrogative Sentences

Introduction

Sentences are the basic building blocks of any language, it makes a language complete. Making of Sentences with best meaning, plays major part in the rules of English Grammar. Different Sentences are used in different situations. There are four main types of Sentences; we can make Sentences by using these types of Sentences for the Different Situations.

1) Affirmative
2) Negative
3) Interrogative
4) Interrogative + Negative

Let’s have a short look on them before our lesson.

1) What is Affirmative Sentences

Affirmative Sentences are the simple Sentences without Negation or Question.

2) What is Negative Sentences

Negative Sentences are the Sentence which has Negation or the word ‘NOT’.

3) What is Interrogative Sentences

Interrogative Sentences contain the Question in them.

4) What is Interrogative + Negative Sentences

The Sentences contain (both) Negation and Question in them.

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Use of was were

Introduction

In order to learn English we have to learn how to use Auxiliary Verb in Sentence. Auxiliary Helping Verb plays major role in English Grammar Rules. We can not understand the meaning of the Sentence without the Helping Verb. Today we are going to discuss here the use of was and were

Use of was were

Was/were together is also called the 2^nd form of the Main Verb “Be”. The both words are the past tense words. These are used in Basic English Sentences and Advanced English Sentences as well.

If we are using were and was with the Main Verb, it indicates that we are describing some action in the Sentence with Verbs (we will discuss this category further in out lessons).

And if we are using was and were without Main Verb, then it is used to show the Merit and Demerit of any or Pronoun or it used to indicate something in the Past.

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Use of is am are

Introduction

English Learning without Grammatical mistakes is the dream of all of us. It is not too difficult as it looks. We can easily learn English with some Basics of English. We have to know the use of Simple English Words (Auxiliary Verbs). Auxiliary Verb or Helping Verb tells the meaning of the Sentences in English Language.  Use of the best Helping Verb on the right place is most important thing in English Language. Today we are going to learn the use of is am are.

Is, Am, Are

Is/Am/Are together is also called the first form of main Verb “BE”.

There are different uses of is am are. When we are using these Helping Verbs in Sentences with Verbs, it means that we are presenting some action in the Sentence (We will learn this category further in our lessons). And if we are using these Helping Verbs without Helping Verb, it means that it has used for indication or to show the merit and demerit of any Noun or Pronoun in the present.

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Auxiliary Verb

Introduction

To make a Sentence we need some basic things, just like Subject, Verb, Object, Complement, Adverbial and etc. But these all things are useless without Auxiliary Verb. Auxiliary Verb is also called Helping Verb (H.V). It make the Sentence a meaningful Sentence. Today we are going to discuss about Auxiliary Helping Verbs.

Auxiliary Helping Verb Definition

Auxiliary Helping Verbs are also called Linking Verbs. We can define Auxiliary Verb in such a manner that it helps the Sentence to complete its sense. It gives the meaning to the Sentence. It also tells the tense of the Sentence. Without Auxiliary Verbs we are unable to find what the Sentence means.

Auxiliary Verb Examples

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English Sentence Strucutre

Introduction

One or more than one word together which gives a sense is called Sentence. Sentences are the basic building blocks of any Language, if someone wants to learn any language he must have to learn the Sentence Structure of that language. In Basic English Language the Structure of the Sentence plays very important role. One word on the wrong place can change the meaning of your Sentence. There are many people who don’t know how to write a Sentence, they don’t have Sentence writing skills. For writing Sentences, it is most essential to learn what the suitable places for words are. Today we are going to learn English Sentence Structure.

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