English Grammar
☼ Definition :– Either . . . . or and neither . . . . nor are called co-ordinating conjunctions or alternative conjunctions. They are used to join two sentences or two words. They are also called correlatives because they are used on…
‘Make’, ‘Get’ and ‘Have’ are causal verbs.
Note : – In the sentences they are used according to the tense of the sentence.
☼ Make : – When we force someone to do something causal verb ‘Make’ is used.
Con…
☼ Not only . . . . but also : –
(1) The two sentences which are joined by ‘Not only . . . . but also’ are supplement of each other.
(2) It is used to join two subjects, two verbs, two objects, two adjectives etc.
(3) When t…
☼ Inter change of three function words : –
↦ Examples :–
(1) As soon as the bell rang, the students rushed out of the class.
(2) No sooner did the bell ring than the students rushed out of the class.
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☼ As soon as :– When the sentence begins with “as soon as” then no conjunction is used between two sentences.
↦ Examples :–
(1) As soon as I opened the door, the dog began to bark.
(2) As soon as Shweta fin…