Golden Rules of the English Language
Inspired by the Golden Gate Bridge, here are 10 simple rules to the English Sentence: 1 – A sentence is a group of words that has a complete thought, meaning or idea. 2 – Every English sentence starts with a Subject followed by a Verb. 3 – Every English sentence must have a verb. 4 – A Subject tells who or what the sentence is about. 5 – The Verb is the action word that tells what someone or something does. 6 – Add -s to most verbs to tell about one person, place or a thing. e.g One bird stops. 7 – The words (am, is, are) are verbs called (to-be) They tell about now. e.g. I am six. Kip is little 8 – Use AM to tell about yourself. Use IS to tell about one person, thing, place. Use ARE to tell about more than one. 9 – A noun names a person, animal, place or a thing. 10 – A sentence always starts with a capital letter and ends with an ending mark. You can always learn more golden rules when you enroll to our English Language school San Francisco