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Note: This post is all about what we have discussed in class for one day, since we only had reporting last Monday. We weren't able to meet this Thursday because of the preparation for the Metrowide Shake Drill, I supposed. Well, it is good to be ready and informed on what we have to do in case the "Big One" occur (hopefully, it will not occur *let's keep our  fingers crossed* ) PHRASAL VERB is a verb plus a preposition or adverb which create a meaning different from the original. It can be: Phrase is a set of incomplete thought Transitive Verb Example: I made up the story. Intransitive Verb Example: He suddenly showed up. Phrasal verbs can be distinguished through the two (2) formulas below: Formula (1)  Verb  + Participle fill up -    complete a form V   P                     fill out -    fill to capacity   V   P Other examples: come in - to enter come to - regain consciousness come back - return to a p

Note:  This week's post is all about the Tenses and Aspects . Since elementary, I know most of us have learned about tenses --- the present, past and future forms of a particular verb. However, not all of us are probably aware about the aspects and its importance to English grammar. We have tackled little about  tenses of verbs on last week's post. Know it further as well as the aspects as you go through this article. --------------------------------------------- TENSES AND ITS FORMS There are, basically, three (3) tenses in English grammar --- the present, past and the future tenses. Each tenses have four forms:  simple form progressive form perfect form perfect progressive form                                                                                                                                                 ------------                                                    SIMPLE FORMS The simple

Note :  I hadn't got a chance to post an article last week, the week of July 6th. Classes were suspended due to bad weather, so there ain't any lessons to post. This week, we studied all about Verbs -- its kinds; as well as Tenses (though we haven't got enough time to finished the lesson). ---------------------------------------------------------------- WHAT IS VERB? Verb is a word that conveys an action or a state of being. The term "verb" comes from the Latin word verbum which means "word". There are two main categories of verb: the action verb and the linking verb. They are also called the main verb since they are strong enough to be used in sentences all by themselves. * Aside from the two  MAIN VERBS  that I've mentioned above, there is another category of Verb which is the " helping verb".  I will cover all about it after we tackled it in the class. I. ACTION VERBS Action Verbs talk a