Sunday, January 5, 2014

Interrogative pronouns

Interrogative pronouns


Interrogative, Pronouns, who, whose, which
Interrogative pronouns
What is an interrogative pronoun?
It is a pronoun that is used to ask a question.
  • When you want to get information, you ask a question and in order to ask a question you need to use that type of pronouns.Determining that pronoun depends on the information you want.

Confused!!
Let's make it easy for you.

  • There are (Five types) of interrogative pronouns:
Who, whom, which, what, whose
Types of interrogative pronouns
(Who, Whom, Which, What, and Whose)


First: (Who)

Thursday, December 26, 2013

Negative and Questions in present continuous

Forming negative and questions

The negative form

negative, present continuous, grammar, tenses
Present continuous negative form

  • In order to turn a sentence in the present continuous tense into negative, you just put the word ( NOT) after the conjugated verb ( BE ).

Example:
  •  I'm watching a tennis game on T.V.
I'm not watching a tennis game on T.V.   (It's just that simple)

  • Some more Examples:

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