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Modal auxiliaries are used where some deduction is needed for a situation. Here deduction means drawing

A phrase having a subject but no finite verb and modifying the full sentence is referred to as an Absolute

A Participial phrase contains a present or past participle at the beginning. Examples of Participial

An Interjectional phrase conducts the function of an interjection. Examples of Interjectional Phrase

A conjunctional phrase conducts the function of the conjunction. Example: Paul started to work as soon

A prepositional phrase contains a preposition at the beginning and conducts the function of an adjective,

An Adjective Phrase conducts the task of the adjective. Example: Lisa is always full of life.

A Verb Phrase conducts the task of the verb. Example: I was singing a modern song yesterday.

A Noun phrase is a group of words performing the task of a noun. The types of Noun phrase include: Appositive

A group of words that does not have any subject and finite verb and makes a sentence meaningful is called

Future Perfect Continuous Tense represents a continuous action which will be done at a certain time in

Future Perfect Tense represents an action which will have been occurred at some time in the future. If

Future Continuous Tense represents a continuous action which will happen in the future.

Simple Future Tense represents an action which will happen in the future. Example: I will write articles

Future tense represents actions which will happen in the future. Example: I will give a speech in the

Past Perfect Continuous Tense represents an ongoing action that started and continued for some time in

Past Perfect Tense represents two works which were occurred in the past; the second or later action follows

Past Continuous Tense represents an on-going action of the past. It uses was/were and “ing” is added

Past Indefinite Tense represents an action occurred in the past or a habit of the past and uses the past