
How do we report imperative sentences? Can we use other reporting verbs as well?
Can we use ‘for’, ‘in that’, ‘in as much as’ to give reasons? For what purpose do we use the prepositions ‘because of’, ‘due to’ and ‘owing to’? Are ‘because of’, ‘due to’ and ‘owing to’ followed by a noun/noun phrase or a clause? Can we also use ‘with’ to give reasoning?
For what purpose do we use ‘in order/so as+ to infinitive’? Instead of ‘in order/so as+ to infinitive’, can we simply use the ‘to infinitive’? How do we form negatives in ‘so as/in order’? What is the difference in use of ‘for + noun’ and ‘so..that’?
What is the difference in use of ‘though’ and ‘although’? Does ‘in spite of’ mean the same as ‘despite of’?
Download the complete course nowCan ‘whose’, ‘where’ and ‘when’ be used as relative pronouns? When? Can these pronouns be used in both defining and non defining clauses?
What are relative clauses? What are relative pronouns? What relative pronoun do we use in place of living beings? What relative pronoun do we use in place of things? Is it possible to leave out the relative pronoun in a sentence?
What are non defining clauses? What is the difference in the structure between the defining and the non defining clauses? Can we omit the relative pronouns in non defining relative clausse?