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Main points *Simple sentences have one clause. *Clauses usually consist of a noun group as the subject, and a verb group. *Clauses ...

Main points *Noun groups can be the subject, object, or complement of a verb, or the object of a preposition. *Noun groups can be noun...

Main points *In a clause, the verb group usually comes after the subject and always has a main verb. *The main verb has several differen...

Main points + The imperative is the same as the base form of a verb. + You form a negative imperative with ‘do not’, ‘don’t, or ‘neve...

Main points *In most questions the first verb comes before the subject. *‘Yes/no’- questions begin with an auxiliary or a modal. *...

Main points + You use ‘who’, ‘whom’, and ‘whose’ to ask about people, and ‘which’ to ask about people or things. + You use ‘what’ to a...

Main points *You add a question tag to a statement to turn it into a question. *A question tag consist of a verb and a pronoun. The ver...

Main points *You can use negative statements with positive questions tags to make request. *You use positive statements with positive ...

Main points *You use indirect questions to ask for information or help. *In indirect questions, the subject of the question comes...

Main points *A short answer uses an auxiliary, a modal, or the main verb ‘be’. *A short answer can be in the form of a statement ...

Main points + ’Not’ is often shortened to (-n’t) and added to some verbs. + You put ‘not after the first verb in the verb group...