Rules and Cautions in English Grammar

According action adjective admit adverb Analysis Anglo-Saxon appears applied auxiliary Caesar called cause clause Co-ordinate comes common commonly Compound Sentence compounded conjunction connection consider construction definite article denoting dependent derived distinction doubt employed English Grammar example express force future genitive German Gerund give governed grammarians Hence indefinite indicative INDICATIVE MOOD infinitive instances introduced John language Latin letter logical manner meaning mood never nominative noun objective observe older originally participle passage past tense perfect person phrase plural position possessive predicate Predicate-nominative Predicate-verb preposition present Principal pronoun qualifying question reason reference relation relative remarks rule seems sense sentence signifies singular sometimes speak stand Subject-nominative Subordinating substantive term termination thing thou tion tive transitive true turn verb whole wish word write written