Sharing about English Lesson

1) DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES Refer to the clauses that give the information that tell you which nouns the speaker is talking about.Who for people as subject or object:Example: - The candidate who was chosen comes from Siem Reap.- The candidate who...

An adverbial clause is dependent clause introduced by an adverbial subordinator. It is used to modify the verb of the independent clause and tells when (time), where (place), why (reason), for what purpose, how, how long, and how far. It is also used...

1) Adverb Clause of Times Subject in the main clause and subject in the adverb clause must be the same.Example: When Anna arrives at the airport, she feels happy. a) Subject in adverb clause is moved to replace subject in main clause and subject...

1) ZERO CONDITIONAL We zero conditional to express general truths and facts (often things based on scientific fact) and we use with the simple present tense.Formation If + Present Tense, Present Tense If you heat water to 100�C, it ...

So far you have only learned the basic rules for Conditional Sentences. It depends on the context, however, which tense to use. So sometimes it's possible for example that in an �If Clause Type 1� another tense than Simple Present is used, e.g. Present...

Paraphrase, Entailment and Contradiction·         Paraphrase A source state that paraphrase is a relation between synonymous expressions, i.e. expression having (nearly) the same meaning.[1] According Rahul...