Grammar terms
Glossary of grammar terms
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tenseThe verb form which shows whether the speaker is referring to past, present, or future. In English, technically, there are only two tense s present (they go), and past (they went). Future time in English is usually expressed by modal verbs , such as will, going to. |
that-clauseA clause starting with that and often functioning as the object of a reporting verb I was told that the director was in a meeting. Often the word that can be omitted I was told the director was in a meeting. |
to-infinitiveThe form of the verb that has no endings, tense, person, etc., and which is preceded by to To be or not to be. |
transitive verbA verb that takes an object She caught the ball. cf. intransitive verb |