Entire Guide Book of English Grammar

Language learning is similar to the main part of the country. English is spoken as a global language in practically all countries of the world. English is a language that has crossed its public limits for quite some time. Therefore, this language now has several classifications. In any case, among these classifications, the standard type of English is indeed and will be seen as the most elevated and accepted type of English. Obviously, learning the standard type of English with an understanding of how it assimilates critical importance. This undertaking is an attempt to provide students with fundamental syntax in an effectively tedious style. 

 Our This site will give you a total understanding of the structures and how to make sentences in English. You will find out the total rundown of points and subtopics on the main page of the site and you will have the option to get them without any problems. The topics are fully talked about with loads of models and explanations. You will likewise mention the relaxation of common structures and will be explained with every subject. This site will give you a total syntax book and furthermore, you can get by without any problems with each other so that you will search for interconnected points. 

 It is assumed that most of the syntax renders English as second-language students to write the correct language and that local speakers need not bother with punctuation to compose without bots. Nevertheless, a local English speaker will help this site if he needs to see how his native language works. This site will likewise help local speakers of English use their language consciously and effectively. 

 We have made an honest effort to create an inventive yet understandable way to learn English sentence structure. Despite this, we realize that there is an expansion of the tonnage for enhancements. We will deeply value your recommendations and comments and try to improve the substance.

Entire Guide Book of English Grammar
Sentences
Definition	Simple Sentences	Compound Sentence
	Complex
Part of Speech
Noun	Pronoun	Adjective
Verb	Adverb	Conjunction
Preposition	Interjection
Noun
Definition	Proper Noun	Common Noun
Collective Noun	Material Noun	Abstract Noun
Noun : Number	Singular	Plural
Noun: Gender	Masculine Gender	Feminine Gender
	Common Gender	Neuter Gender
Noun: Case
Nominative Case	Objective Case	Possessive Case
Complement of verb	Case in Apposition	Nominative of Advers
Nominative Absolute
Pronoun
Personal Pronoun	Reflexive Pronoun	Emphatic Pronoun
Reciprocal Pronoun	Demonstrative Pronoun	Interrogative Pronoun
Indefinite Pronoun	Distributive Pronoun	Relative Pronoun
Adjective
Adjective of Quality	Adjective of Quantity	Adjective of Number
Demonstrative Adjective	Interrogative Adjective	Distributive Adjective
Possessive Adjective	Proper Adjective
Degrees of Adjective
Positive Degree	Comparative Degree	Superlative Degree
Use of Some Adjectives
Elder, Older, Eldest, Oldest	Later, Latter, Latest, last	Some, Any
Some of, Any of , None of,	Nearest, Next	Farther, Further
Each, Every	Less, Fewer	Each other, one another
Few, A Few, The Few	Little, A Little, The Little	Many, Many a
Many, Much	All, Whole	Either, Neither
Verb
Transitive Verb	Intranstive Verb	Linking Verb
Auxiliary or Helping Verb	Subjective Complements	Objective Complements
Adverb
Simple Adverb of Time	Simple Adverb of Place	Simple Adverb of Number
Simple Adverb of Manner	Simple Adverb of Degree or Quantity	Simple Adverb of Affirmation
Simple Adverb of Negation	Simple Adverb of Reason or Result	Simple Adverb of Purpose
Simple Adverb of Concession or Contrast	Simple Adverb of Comparison	Simple Adverb of Condition
Simple Adverb of Extent	Relative Adverb	Interrogative Adverb
Preposition
Simple Preposition	Compound Preposition	Double Preposition
Participle Preposition	Phrase Preposition
Conjunction
Co ordinate
Cumulative	Adversative	alternative
illative
Subordinate
Time	Place	Cause
Purpose	Result or Conwequence	Condition
Comparison	Contrast Or Concession	Manner
Interjection
The Tenses
Present Tense	Past Tense	Future Tense
Present Indefinite Tense	Past Indefinite Tense	Future Indefinite Tense
Present Continuous Tense	Past Continuous Tense	Future Continuous Tense
Present Perfect Tense	Past Perfect Tense	Future Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Continuous Tense	Past Perfect Continuous Tense	Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Articles
Definite Articles	Indefinite Articles
Non - Finites
The Infinitives	Gerund	The Participle
Determiner
Article Determiner	Demonstrative Determiners	Posssessive Determiners
Numeral Determiner	Quantitative Determiners
Modals
Use of Shall	Use of Should	Use of Will
Use of Would	Use of Used toq	Use of Can
Use of Could	Use of May	Use of Might
Use of Must	Use of Ought to	Use of Need
Active & Passive Voice
Present Indefinite Tense	Present Continuous Tense	Present Perfect Tense
Past Indefinite Tense	Past Continuous Tense	Past Perfect Tense
Future Indefinite Tense	Future Perfect Tense	Use of Would, should May,
Use of Can, Could, Must, Ought to	Imperative Sentence	Change of voice in infinitve verb
Two object of Verb	Prepositional Sentences	Passive Voice without Agent
By is not used	Miscellaneous Sentence	Passive voice to Active Voice
Narration
Non Finites
Cluases
Definition	Kinds of Cluases	Principal Cluase
Co -Ordinate Cluase	Sub Ordinate Cluase
Synthesis of Sentences
Definition	Kinds of Synthesis
Synthesis of Simple Sentences into one Simple Sentences.
Synthesis of Simple Sentences into one Compound Sentences.
Synthesis of Simple Sentences into one Complex Sentences.
Transformation of Sentences
Word Formation
Figure Of Speech
Simile	Metaphor	Personification
Apostrophe	Antithesis	Epigram
Metonymy	Synechdoche	Climax
Anti-Climax	Hyperbole	Pun
Litotes	Transferred Epithet	alliteration
Onomatopoeia	Oxymoron