Along
Along is a preposition of motion (or movement) or place meaning "from one end towards the other end". For example: 1. Sam often walks along thi…
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Irregular plural
We form the regular plural of English nouns by adding -s or -es. For example: dog => dogs ; box => boxes etc. Irregular plurals are exceptions to …
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Irregular Verb
Many of the most common main verbs in English are irregular. This means that they form their past tense form and past participle form in a different way fr…
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Present Continuous Tense
Present Continuous Tense is the tense which shows any actions happening at the time of speaking. This is a general definition.
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Ago
Ago is an adverb of time. It measures the time from "now" back to a fixed point. For Example: Sam was born 34 years ago . (= 34 years before &qu…
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Many
Many is either a determiner or pronoun. It has the comparative and superlative forms more and most .
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Man
Man is a noun and has the irregular plural men . In a general sense, man refers not just to male people, but also to the whole human race (="mankind&qu…
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Main clause
A sentence must have a main clause at least one. However, it can have more thant one main clause. A main clause is a clause which is not dependent on, or …
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Indefinite pronoun
Some pronouns have a definite meaning. They're personal , reflextive and demonstrative pronouns. Other pronouns, which do not have definite meanings, ar…
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Indeed
What is "indeed"? Indeed is an adverb. It adds emphasis to very (as an adverb of degree). For exmaple: This building is very high indeed . (=…
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Modifier and Head-word
In English phrases , there is usually one word which is the main word in the phrase, and we can add one or more modifiers to this to specify its meaning more…
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Indirect Question
Indirect question consists of two main questions. They're yes-no questions and wh-questions. Let's see below. 1. Yes-no questions Yes-no questions …
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Am
Am is the form of the verb be used after I . Example: I am going or I 'm going (contraction form). Question: Where am I? | Who am I? | What am I? …
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