This document provides examples of common English grammatical structures in their affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It includes structures for the present simple tense, modal verbs like "can", existence with "there is/are", possession with "have got", conjunctions like "and" and "but", and consequences with "so" and reasons with "because". For each grammatical structure, it lists examples of how they are used in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.
This document provides examples of common English grammatical structures in their affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It includes structures for the present simple tense, modal verbs like "can", existence with "there is/are", possession with "have got", conjunctions like "and" and "but", and consequences with "so" and reasons with "because". For each grammatical structure, it lists examples of how they are used in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.
This document provides examples of common English grammatical structures in their affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It includes structures for the present simple tense, modal verbs like "can", existence with "there is/are", possession with "have got", conjunctions like "and" and "but", and consequences with "so" and reasons with "because". For each grammatical structure, it lists examples of how they are used in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.
HABITUAL ACTION I always study He always studies I dont study He doesnt study Do you study? Does e study? MODAL !ERBS CAN POSSIBILIT" I #an study He I #ant study$ He I Can study?? He THERE IS THERE ARE E%ISTENCE Te&e is a #ai& Te&e a& #ai&s Te&e isnt any #ai& Te&e a&ent any #ai& Is te&e HA!E 'OT POSSESSION I a(e )ot a #a& He as )ot a #a& I a(ent )ot a #a&$ I dont a(e a #a& He a(ent )ot a #a& He doesnt a(e a #a&$ Ha(e you )ot a #a&? Do you a(e a #a&? Has e )ot a #a&? Does e a(e a #a&? AND *esides wats +o&e ADDITION I li,e en)lis and -&en# BUT Howe(e& In #ont&ast CONTRAST I li,e en)lis *ut *ut I dont li,e -&en#$ SO Ten in #onse.uen#e CONSE/UENCE I study so I #an set a ten BECAUSE REASON I study *e#ause I will a(e a test soon$ 0y?