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SIMPLY GRAMMATICAL: style="text-align: left;"> Hello friends!! I had many views yesterday ..Thanks for that . Remember we were comparing Giyan and Suniyo ?? Which are the two degrees we applied ? Ok ,so let me first discuss the three degrees. 1) Positive degree ; 2)Comparative degree ; And  3) Superlative degree  Hope you are all aware that Adjectives are describing words .To be more clear let's describe some things .How would you describe the following ?Mail me on kajalthakur1982@gmail.com  a)The sky b)The Earth c)Your brother d)your mother e)an elephant f)a cow? You can also comment your reply. Now how would you compare 'an elephant and a cow' ?;'The sky and the earth? Let's take an example of the students in your class.How would you find out who is the most brilliant ?By comparing two students or by comparing all of them ?'Most'implies Superlative degree and so a group comparison is involved .We state Superlative degree in two different ways

Dear readers I am overwhelmed with the response I have received across the globe..I have viewers from Countries in all 4 hemispheres for a new beginning that's no trifling achievement ..I hope to get more subscribers soon so I can continuously keep posting.We had enough discussion on Tense now I would like to move on to ..... Adjectives and their degrees of comparison . Do you compare objects or people often?? Most of us do.We even try to compare ourselves with others right! Sometimes we compare just two things but at other times we compare a whole group in order to decide who is the' best 'or the 'worst' While comparing only two things or two people we can't be sure about the degree to which a certain quality is possessed unless we have actually seen or percieved the two things or objects or conditions . For example :'Giyan is fatter than Suniyo ' 'Dengi suki is more intelligent than Suniyo'

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Hello and welcome to VANDANA's blog #feedspot#English Grammar It's turn for Future Tense ; Future ?Does every person have a future ? Yes,we all do have future right ? But can we foretell the future? "Not exactly ."Then what makes such a 'Tense' exist? The answer is because we do need to plan our future.We do assume what might happen tomorrow,day after tomorrow or next year. The use of 'will' and 'shall' herald the future tense though nowadays 'will' is much in vogue. (Simple Future Tense.) 'Shall' shows more certainity and therefore we can't use it with third person pronouns like 'he','she',or 'they'. Eg:I shall return your pen tomorrow. We shall overcome . These seem possible but if I say 'You shall return my book tomorrow.'It might seem unrealistic.

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Hello ! Welcome to Simply Grammatical to make it Grammatically Simple😊 Let us pick the thread from where we left: We were discussing about the Simple Past Tense so let me give you more examples; 1) Sizuka baked some delicious cakes. 2) Suniyo went to Hawaii Islands . 3) I wrote a blog . 4) Indian soldiers refused to use the greased cartridges. 5) The Harappans believed in life after death. Now pick out the Verbs from the above sentences and mail me or reply in the comment box. Convert the above sentences into Past Continuous/Progressive Tense and mail me for any queries.I will reply your mails and let you know how correct you are!😊😇

Past Indefinite Tense : Hey friends do you remember the rules for adding/not adding 's' or 'es' to the verb in Present indefinite Tense? So go for a quick review to my 1st/2nd blog.But relax don't worry,in Simple Past/Past Indefinite Tense no rules to memorise only plain past tense form of Verbs (2nd form). Here is a small list : Sweep,creep,bite,hide,forget,forgive,ring,cut,fight,catch,throw ;Post your answers in comment box.