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 Present tense used to state habitual activity and

facts.
 Past Tense used to talk about the past event
 Modal auxiliary facilitate the main verb for
suggesting potential, expectation, permission, ability,
possibility, and obligation.
 Progressive tense used to describe ongoing
action.
 Perfect tense used to show that an action has
taken place once or many times before now.
 Passive voice is the opposite of active voice. Passive
voice used when u want to focus on the person or
things affected by the action.
 Genitive is used to express possession, measure, or
origin; as John’s hat, week’s vacation, duty’s call.
 Relative Clauses are clauses starting with relative
pronouns; who, whose, whom, which, that. They are used
to identify the noun.