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Simple method & technique to learn English Sentence Making
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You can
learn English sentence making using simple technique in just 2 steps
( in 45 hours) and perfect your English writing / speaking. It is
true
that many people, even graduates and post graduates are making
visible mistakes while writing / speaking English.
You can
improve your English sentence making techniques in just 2 steps :
The
English sentences are broadly divided in 3 categories :
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Active Voice Sentences
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Passive Voice Sentences
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Sentences Using Auxiliary Verbs
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STEP 1 :
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Learn
active voice sentences using 12 tenses (45%)
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Learn
passive voice sentences using 8 tenses (10%)
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Learn
the other category of sentences using auxiliary verbs
(45%)
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STEP 2 :
Use Raymond murphy’s book named ‘Essential English
Grammar’ - By Cambridge university press – published by
Foundation books pvt. Ltd., new delhi
This book offers you very very easy lessons & exercises.
You can improve your english in 30 days (in 45 hours) |
Just start it today with the Step 1
a. Active Voice
Sentences (Using 12 tenses)
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Type |
Subject : I |
Subject :
He / She / It |
Subject : You /
They |
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Present simple |
I drive the car |
He/she drives the car |
We/you/they drive the car |
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Present continuous |
I am driving the car |
He/she is driving the car |
We/you/they are driving the car |
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Present perfect |
I have driven the car |
He/she has driven the car |
We/you/they have driven the car |
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Present perfect continuous |
I have been driving the car |
He/she has been driving the car |
We/you/they have been driving the car |
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Type |
Subject : I |
Subject :
He / She / It |
Subject : You /
They |
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Past simple |
I drove the car |
He/she drove the car |
We/you/they drove the car |
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Past continuous |
I was driving the car |
He/she was driving the car |
We/you/they were driving the car |
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Past perfect |
I had driven the car |
He/she had driven the car |
We/you/they had driven the car |
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Past perfect continuous |
I had been driving the car |
He/she had been driving the car |
We/you/they had been driving the car |
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Type |
Subject : I |
Subject :
He / She / It |
Subject : You /
They |
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Future simple |
I will drive the car |
He/she will drive the acre |
We/you/they will drive the car |
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Future continuous |
I will be driving the car |
He/she will be driving the care |
We/you/they will be driving the car |
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Future perfect |
I will have driven the car |
He/she will have driven the car |
We/you/they will have driven the car |
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Future perfect continuous |
I will have been driving the car |
He/she will have been driving the car |
We/you/they will have been driving the car |
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b. Passive Voice
Sentences (Using 8 tenses)
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Type |
Subject :
Me / Him / Her |
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Present simple |
The car is driven by me / him / her |
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Present Continuous |
The car is being driven by me/him/her |
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Present Perfect |
The car has been driven by me / him / her |
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Past Simple |
The car was driven by me / him / her |
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Past continuous |
The car was being driven by me / him / her |
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Past Perfect |
The car had been driven by me / him / her |
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Future Simple |
The car will be driven by me / him / her |
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Future Perfect |
The car will have been driven by me / him / her |
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c. All Auxiliary Verbs
Auxiliary Verbs (Chart)
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Present Tense |
Past Tense |
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To be |
am, is, are |
was, were |
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To do |
does, do |
did |
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shall |
should |
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may |
might |
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can |
could |
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must |
must |
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To have |
have, has |
had |
The other (third) category of sentences are formed using
Auxiliary Verbs (i.e. other than Active / Passive voice
sentences.) You have to understand the use of Auxiliary
Verbs to perfect your English.
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Type |
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I
am a driver
(am) |
He
is an
excellent driver (is) |
They
are rash
drivers (are) |
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I
was a taxi
driver (was) |
They
were taxi
drivers (were) |
I
do not drive
bike (do) |
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They
did not
drive slowly (did) |
I
may drive truck
(may) |
I
might drive
bike (might) |
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I
can drive big
vehicle (can) |
I
could drive bus
(could) |
You
should drive
carefully (should) |
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They
must not
drive so fast (must) |
I
am having
breakfast (am) |
I
have had
breakfast (have) |
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I
was having
breakfast (was) |
I
had had
breakfast (had) |
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am / is / are |
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I
am cold. Can you close
the window, please? |
John
is afraid of dogs. |
Your keys
are on the table. |
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was / were |
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I
was tired last night. |
You
were late yesterday. |
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might / may |
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I
might go to the cinema
this evening. (=it is possible that I will go) |
Sue
may not come to the
party. (=Sue might not come) |
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can / could |
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I
can play the piano. My
brother can play the piano too. |
When I was young,
I could run very fast. |
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must |
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The windows are
very dirty. I must clean
them. |
I
must hurry. I must not
be late. |
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should |
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Tom
should go to bed
earlier. He goes to bed very late and he is always tired |
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Tips to
remember:
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A
sentence cannot be made without a verb.
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Sentence will have either verb or auxiliary -verb or both.
e.g.
a) I went to bed early. (went- verb)
b) I was tired. (was- auxiliary verb)
c) I have had heavy breakfast. ( have, had – auxiliary verb and
verb .)
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Sentence making is a base for English writing and English
speaking.
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Sentence is either a) active voice or b) passive voice or c)the
one with auxiliary verb.
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