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An imperative sentence is a type of sentence that gives instructions or advice and expresses a command, an order, a direction, or a request. Use of Imperative Sentence We use Imperative Sentence- To give an Order. Example- Bring your book. Shut the door. Learn your lesson. To Request. Example- Please bring water. Kindly, keep silent. […]
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Dear readers! If you are searching a page for reading subject-verb agreement with all important rules, exceptions, and practice set here it is
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A verb used to express the mood[mode] or attitude of a speaker is called Modal Auxiliary.Do you want to learn Modals? Find out its proper use fuctions and usage along with examples and practice set.
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If you are searching all rules,example and practice set of Direct and Indirect Narration Optative Sentence,your searching ends here.Let’s see.
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Today we are going to learn a very important part of Narration-We will learn how to change an Exclamatory Sentence from Direct to Indirect.
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RULES- In Imperative sentences, we change the Reporting Verb according to the sense of the sentence of Reported Speech. If there is a sense of Order we change Reporting Verb [Said To] into Ordered. Example:- My teacher said to me,”Bring your copy.” My teacher ordered me to bring my copy. If there is a
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Hii today we learn Direct and Indirect Narration {Interrogative Sentence} with all rules,examples and practice set.
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Direct And Indirect Narration Assertive Sentences. We change an Assertive Sentence into Indirect Speech according to the following rules- All of first we change the Reporting Verb Says to into Tells and Said to Into Told. We do not change the Reporting Verb when there is no Object in Reporting Clause. Examples- He says to
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The words of the speaker can be expressed in two ways-The words of the speaker can be expressed in two ways-
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{like=>May,Might,Can,Could,Should,Must,Ought to etc} these types of sentences can be transferred into passive voice by using the following rules. learn the modal verbs and in easy way. here you will get examples exercise and practice set. English Filament makes learning easy.
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