1. Regular verbs 2. Irregular verbs

English Flashcards by Vishal 1999

Singular sub

Am/IS/ARE

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Plural sub

We/ you/ they

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Present continuous

Am/is/are +ing

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Present simple

Sub +simple verb

Single sub - plural verb
Plural verb - single verb

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Past tense

Was - singular
We’re - plural

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Active

Present and ongoing

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Passive

Past and completed

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Types of verbs

Regular verbs
Irregular verbs

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How to use “will” & “won’t” in p+ve & N-ve

P+ve - will
N-ve - won’t

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Where we can use will& shall?

Will - future
You can say will =shall
Shall is More formal way

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When we use might? & may?

We use “might” in future possible situations

May in same way but in more formal way

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When we use can /could?

Can - ability, friendly manner
Could - ability, formal manner

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Must, must not, don’t need to

Must - compulsory
Must not - compulsory not to
Don’t need to - you don’t do it (friendly manner)

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Should & should not

Should - if possible
Shouldn’t - if possible don’t

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Have /has.?

Have _ posses(singular)
Has _ posses ( plural)

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Would

Future possible

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Used to

Habit

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Description about something

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Have you
Are you
Don’t you

Have you - possessed by you
Are you. - then you?
Don’t you - you don’t do

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Too

Same feeling (p+ve)

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Either

Same feeling (N-ve)

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Don’t

Simple present (don’t do/have)

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Doesn’t

Passive and present

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Didn’t

Negative and past

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Is it

Seek confirmation

Have you

Ask about possession

Do they

Passive and about action

Subject

Main person pov about object

Object

Pov of subject

What

Inquire about things or objects

Which

Inquire about specific things /objects

How

Inquire about manner or degree of something

Why

Reason

When

Time period

Where

Specific location

Reported speech

Always past tense

My/mine/myself

Our/ours/ourself

His/himself

She

Her/herself

They

Their /their's /there self

Them

Themselves

It's

Kate has camera ('s)

Kate's camera

Describing part of subject

A/an

A/an One common thing A - vowels An - consonants

Numerous & types

1.singlular 2.plural with suffix /prefixes. 3. Always plural

Some

Plural countable & uncountable nouns

Plural of this&that

This - these That. - those

Some

Unspecified quantity (+ve)

Any

Unspecified quantity (-ve)

Used with & before noun

None

With out a noun

No where

Lack of clarity

Every

Each individual in a group

All

It refers to group as whole(collective)

All

100 % or entire quantity

Most

More than 50%

Some

Not 100% but more than 0

Any

Unspecified quantity

None

Zero /absence of quantity

Both

Represents pair

Either

Choice of two options

Neither

None of two

A lot

Represents a large number

Much & many

Much + countable nouns Many + uncountable nouns

Little

Uncountable & small amount

Few

Countable & small amount

Adjective

Represents verb and it's nature

Adverb

Represents noun and their nature

Comparative forms

1. Add suffix/prefix 2.changing complete word 3.comparing objects 4 N-ve comparing two objects 5.similar comparison 6.superlative comparsion

Add suffix /prefix

Prefix (old-older) Suffix (expensive - more expensive)

Changing complete word

Far - further

Comparing objects

More/less than A bit / much

N-ve comparing between the two objects

Not as Not as much as

Similar comparison

The same as

Superlative

Oldest, biggest

Enough

Satisfied with the quality /quality

Too

More than enough

Always

Something happening all time

Often

Something that occurs frequently /regularly

Ever

Question about happend

Rarely

Not frequently

Also

Used to add information

Already

Situation happened in past

All

Everything of an object

Usually

Something that happens normally

Sometimes

Occasionally

Never

Not happend at the point of the time

Seldom

Rarely

Just

A very short time ago

Still

Past continuous action

Both

Pair of two

Yet

Until now

Give

Offer /deliver something

Possible

And

Connect similar ideas

Alternatives

But

Used to introduce contrast idea

Indicate result

Because

Reason

Time/location

Date / day

Place (closed space)

End point /destination

From

Starting point of action /occasion

Until

End point of a time

Since

Starting point of a present continuous action

For

Duration of an action

Before

Past time

After

Future time

During

Action preforming time

While

Present on going actions

Under

Beneath something.

Behind

At the back

Opposite

Facing contrast

Next to

Right beside.

Between

In the middle of two things.

Infront

At the front.

Near or beside.

Above

Higher up.

Below

Lower down.

Moving higher.

Down

Moving lower.

Over

Moving across or above.

Through

Moving from one side to another.

Into

Going inside

Out of

Exiting from inside.

Along

Moving beside something.

Across

Moving from one side to the other.

Research

Working on something in detail

Consult

Take expert opinion

Rent

Money for Asset usage

Ask

To learn about something

Convince

Persuade

Level

Copy

Update

Change

Organise

Deny

Let

Blame

Escape

Scare

Put

Input

Output

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