Quick Reference Basic English Grammar - # One

BASIC ENGLISH GRAMMAR

Quick Reference Sheet #One:-

VERB "to be" VERB "to have"
Present Tense
Singular=
First person: I am (I'm) I have (I've)
Second person: You are (You're) You have (You've)
Third person: He is (He's) He has (He's)
She is (She's) She has (She's)
It is (It's) It has (It's)
Plural=
First person: We are (We're) We have (We've)
Second person: You are (You're) You have (You've)
Third person: They are (They're) They have (They've)

Past Tense
Singular=
First person: I was (no contractions) I had (no contractions)
Second person: You were You had
Third person: He was He had
She was She had
It was It had
Plural=
First person: We were (no contractions)We had (no contractions)
Second person: You were You had
Third person: They were They had

Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Possessive Pronouns
singular
1st person = I my (book) (….it is) mine
2nd person = you your (house) yours
3rd person = he his (car) his
she her (dress) hers
it its (colour) its
plural
1st person = we our (father) ours
2nd person = you your (employer) yours
3rd person = they their (club) theirs



ALPHABETS:
21 Consonants & 5 Vowels:

1.a
2. b
3. c
4. d
5. e
6. f
7. g
8. h
9. i
10. j
11. k
12. l
13. m
14. n
15. o
16. p
17. q
18. r
19. s
20. t
21. u
22. v
23. w
24. x
25. y
26. z

The 5 Vowels are : a - e - i - o - u
(Always put "an" before a word which starts with a Vowel, OR a silent "h".)

Don't forget: "a" or "an", for Singular; and "the" for Singular AND Plural.

Always start a sentence or question with a Capital Letter, and end with a (.) full stop. Always put a Question Mark (?) at the End of a question, and always write your name, and any name, with a Capital Letter.

SEASONS:
Spring - Summer - Autumn (or, Fall) - Winter

MONTHS:
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

DAYS of the WEEK:
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Numbers Rank, Order
One Twenty-one First
Two Twenty-two Second
Three Twenty-three (etc.) Third
Four Forty (forty-one, forty-two) Fourth
Five Fifty Fifth
Six Sixty Sixth
Seven Seventy Seventh
Eight Eighty Eighth
Nine Ninety Ninth
Ten One Hundred (One Hundred and One, etc.) Tenth
Eleven Two Hundred Eleventh
Twelve One Thousand Twelfth
Thirteen One Million Thirteenth
Fourteen One Billion Fourteenth
Fifteen One Trillion Fifteenth
Sixteen Sixteenth
Seventeen Seventeenth
Eighteen Eighteenth
Nineteen Nineteenth
Twenty Twentieth
Twenty-First
Twenty-Second (etc.)

h.n.

to be continued...