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SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

ADDING INTERROGATIVE WORDS BEFORE POSITIVE INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE

INTERROGATIVE WORDS+DO/DOES+SUBJECT+HAVE TO+OTHER WORDS

When                    +Do they have to do?                      When do they have to do?
Where                                                                            Where do they have to do?
Why                                                                               Why do they have to do?
How                                                                                How do they have to do?
When                                                                              When do they have to do?
Which                                                                             Which work do they have to do?

When                    +Does he have to do?                      When does he have to do?
Where                                                                           Where does he have to do?
Why                                                                              Why does he have to do?
How                                                                               How does he have to do?
When                                                                             When does he have to do?
Which                                                                            Which work does he have to do?

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  Will/Shall Negative sentence in Simple future tense |Top English speaking institutes in Hyderabad | Speak well Spoken English
                    
Description:  subject + will/shall not+ v1 + other words
Ex:
1.       I will not wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow.
2.       We will not wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow.
3.       You will not wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow.
4.       They will not wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow.
5.       He will not wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow.
6.       She will not wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow.
7.       Madhu will not wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow.
8.       Megana will not wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow.
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Grammar is essential to frame a meaningful sentence.  In any language rules and exceptions are to be followed while writing and speaking.  Without proper sentence formation the message is not conveyed clearly.  While driving vehicle on the road one must follow traffic rules otherwise accidents may occur, similarly, if functional grammar is not used properly the sentence may be incorrect and cause communication gap.  To express our views (spoken or written) grammar rules must be followed.   Special focus on Telugu medium students and job seekers . call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/
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PARTS OF SPEECH

( Words are divided into different kinds, called parts of speech, they are eight in number )

·         CONJUNCTION :  Conjunctions are joining words.  They join words or sentences.

1.       Ramesh is playing.  Ramu is also playing.
We can make those two sentences into one by using the conjunction “ and “as follows.
Ramesh and ramu are playing.
2.       Geeta is dancing.  Vimala is singing.
Geeta is dancing but vimala is singing
( but- is a conjunction )
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PARTS OF SPEECH

( Words are divided into different kinds, called parts of speech, they are eight in number )

·         VERB :  An action word

              A verb tells the action done by the subject.
EX :-
             You must speak truth always.
             They write a letter.
             We buy a car.
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