6 Grammar rules everyone should follow While Writing & Speaking

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6 English Grammar Rules To Follow While Writing
and Speaking
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Capital letters for Proper Nouns

• Proper nouns imply names of cities, individuals,
  books, films and so on that are unique and refers
  to one subject only.
• When using proper nouns in English, you have to
  ensure that the first letter is capital
  irrespective of its position in the sentence.
• So, all proper nouns when used in English
  writing begins with capital letter

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Frame Complete Sentences

• The idea to frame complete and meaningful
  sentences stands true for any language.
• . In case of English, the overuse of words to
  convey a simple meaning can spoil the idea of a
  complete sentence.
• For that case, the English Speaking Classes in
  Delhi suggests using one subject followed by one
  verb in a sentence to give it a complete meaning.

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Focus on tense

• Tense is very important as it gives the
  communication a sense of time.
• So, when using tense there are three kinds to
  refer to - Past tense, Present tense and Future
  tense.
• Past tense implies what has already happened,
  Present tense implies what is happening and
  Future tense is what is yet to happen.

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Ending sentence with preposition

• When it comes to use of preposition, please note,
  a sentence cannot end with a preposition in
  English.
• You can place a preposition anywhere in the
  sentence but not as the last word.
• Preposition are used to convey location ideas in
  English language.
• To state words that considered as prepositions
  are in, above, over, on, from, close
  to, by , onto, off , near and so on.

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Beginning sentence with conjunction

• Conjunctions are words that are used to connect
  two different ideas.
• However, a foremost rule in grammar is,
  conjunctions cannot be used to begin a sentence.
• Though it is little tough to strict to this idea
  when speaking in English this can be applied
  while writing certainly.

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The use of s with verbs

• It is tough to figure out when to use s along
  with the verb in English.
• The rule is, when the subject is in singular form
  then one should add s along with the verb.
• If the subject is in plural form, no s is
  required with the verb of the sentence.
• Though the idea can be missed while speaking in
  English but one needs to strictly follow this
  when writing the same.