Nouns are words that we use in order to refer to persons, objects or places.
There are different types of nouns.
Example: proper nouns like Amina/ common nouns like: girl
one of the most confusing items in English grammar are verbials (participles, infinitives and gerunds)
Some verbs may be followed by the infinitive (with or without to),by the gerund or by both forms (with or without changing the meaning. we use gerunds to describe an actual, or fulfilled action. We use generally use infinitive to describe potential, hypothetical, or future events.
- Enseignant: sihem boudjahfa
A GENERAL REVIEW CONCERNING ALL ENGLISH TENSES, INCLUDING PAST? PRESENT AND FUTURE TENSES WITH EXAMPLES.
- Enseignant: sihem boudjahfa
One of the basic elements of englisg grammar is the noun. Together with the verb they form the basic lements of the sentence. They can be countable or uncountable. Countable nouns are nouns that can be counted and have singular and plural forms; uncountable nouns, on the other hand, can not be counted and do not have plural forms. it is very important for learners to know how countable nouns form their plural, most specifically those that have irregular plurals, and to identify those that are noncount.
- Enseignant: sihem boudjahfa
Simple sentences can be expended by using participial phrases. A participial
phrase is a phrase that looks like a verb but actually functions like an adjectice. It
modifies a noun or a pronoun in the sentence. It makes your writting more stylish.
A participle can be either a present participle ( active idea) or a past participle
passive idea).
In the present lecture, we explain the use of the participial phrase, its function in
the sentence as well well how to avoid writing dangling participials ( wrong
participles).
- Enseignant: sihem boudjahfa
A number of exercies are proposed to students to help them learn and practice the rules concerning, non count nouns, the plural of English nouns as well as the quantifiers used with each of them.
- Enseignant: sihem boudjahfa
English language contain a number of wors that can be confusing
for L2 English learners. They may be homophones or homographs.
- Enseignant: sihem boudjahfa