Relative pronouns such as which, that, who are used to join two relative clauses by relating antecedents. They relate things, persons, or animals to add extra information to main clause. Here, I have described functions of relative pronouns in detail. Examples and use of relative pronouns” Who : Whom, Whose Which That What Who, whom, …
Pronouns, being the vital part of speech, they are the major components of sentences in English grammar. They are also called as compound personal pronouns. They play the role of subject as well as object in the sentences. Here in this blog, difference between emphatic and reflexive pronouns, we will discuss them in more details. …
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Linking verbs and subject complements are closely interrelated. Subject complements are linked by linking verbs to make subject of sentence more informative or descriptive. Subject complements by linking verbs Obviously, linking auxiliary means to link or connect. These are used neither to express mood nor voice or state of actions but subject description. Usually, linking …
Passive voice is functional construction in English grammar which emphsies on the importance of object or receiver. In case of imperative sentences, many times, sentences are without subject or even main verbs. So, in such situations, making passive of these sentences more difficult. In this blog, “Passive voice of imperative sentences” you will find some …