PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

ADDING INTERROGATIVE WORDS BEFORE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE

INTERROGATIVE WORDS+HAVE NOT+SUBJECT+V3 +OTHER WORDS


What                     + have not I done?                          What have not I done?
Where                                                                           Where have not I done?
Why                                                                              Why have not I done?
How                                                                               How have not I done?
When                                                                             When have not I done?
Which                                                                            Which work have not I done?

What                     + has not he done?                         What has not he done?
Where                                                                          Where has not he done?
Why                                                                             Why has not he done?
How                                                                              How has not he done?
When                                                                            When has not he done?
Which                                                                           Which work has not he done?

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KINDS OF CONJUNCTIONS

      Conjunctions are of two chief kinds :-

1. Co-ordinate conjunctions
2. Sub-ordinate conjunctions

 CO-ORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS
        Observe the following sentences :-

1. He is old yet he can run fast.
2. Two and two make four.
3. Obey me or be off.

Each sentence has a conjunction printed in bold letters.  It joins two sentences of equal rank.  If we take away the conjunction, two independent sentences are there.  Neither of them depends on the other.  So, each of these conjunctions is a co-ordinate conjunction.
       A co-ordinate conjunctions is the conjunction that joins together words, phrases or sentences of equal rank.
SUB-ORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS
          Observe the following sentences :-

1. He will come if we invite him.
2. You will succeed because you are working hard.
3. She is more intelligent than you are.

Each sentence has a conjunction printed in bold letters.  It joins two clauses of different ranks.  One of them is an independent clause while other is dependent on it.  So, each conjunctions a sub-ordinate conjunction.
“ A sub-ordinate conjunction is the conjunction that joins together two clauses of unequal ranks.”
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