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English Farmula Strcture

The document outlines various grammatical structures used to express possession, desires, suggestions, advice, necessities, permissions, habits, abilities, responsibilities, possibilities, intentions, and counterfactual situations in English. It provides examples of sentence structures using modal verbs, causative verbs, and other common expressions to convey different meanings around actions and states.

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English Farmula Strcture

The document outlines various grammatical structures used to express possession, desires, suggestions, advice, necessities, permissions, habits, abilities, responsibilities, possibilities, intentions, and counterfactual situations in English. It provides examples of sentence structures using modal verbs, causative verbs, and other common expressions to convey different meanings around actions and states.

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 Subject + has/have + Noun

Subject + Don’t/Doesn’t have + Noun (Possession)


Subject + has/have no/not + Noun

 Subject + Like + 4th. F + to 1st. F


Subject + Enjoy + 4th. /Noun
Subject + Love + 4th. F / Noun / To 1st. F

 Subject + Should + 1st. F (Suggestion)


Subject + Shouldn’t + 1st F
Subject + Must + 1st F (Stress)
Subject + Mustn’t + 1st F
Subject + ought to + 1st F (Moral Suggestion)
Subject + oughtn’t to + 1st F

 Subject + had better + 1st F (Advise)


Subject + had better not + 1st F

 Subject + need to + 1st F


Subject + need not to + 1st F (Necessity)
Subject + don’t / doesn’t need to + 1st. F

 Subject + wana + 1st F


Subject + don’t / doesn’t wana (Desire)
Subject + wanted to + 1st F

 May + Subject + 1st. F (Permission)


Subject + be to + 1st F (Necessity)
Subject + be not + 1st F

 Subject + be used to + 4th. F (Habit)


Subject + be not used to + 4th. F
Subject + used to + 1st. F
Subject + didn’t use to + 1st F
Subject + never used to + 1st F (Past Habit)

Subject + get used to + 1st F


Subject + got use to + 4th. / Noun
 Would you like to + 1st F (Politeness)
What / when / where / why / with whom / how / how / who/ which / what
(kind of ) / noun would you like to + 1st F (Desire)
Would you Please + 1st F ? (Desire)
Would you mind + 4th F / 1st F + Subject ………………….

 Subject + be happy to + 1st F (Happiness)


Subject + be not happy to + 1st F
Subject + be able to + 1st F (Ability)
Subject + be unable to + 1st F (Present, Past, Future)

 It’s your duty to + 1st F (Responsibility)


It’s not your duty to + 1st F

 It’s good idea to + 1st F


It’s not good idea to + 1st F

 It’s important to + 1st F


It’s not important to + 1st. F

 Subject + may / might + 1st F (Possibility)


Subject + may might not + 1st F
 Subject + know how to + 1st F
Subject + don’t / doesn’t know how to + 1st F

 Why don’t you + 1st F


Why didn’t you + 1st F
Why wouldn’t you + 1st F

 Subject + be gonna + 1st F (future intention)

 Let + object + 1st F


Don’t let + Obj + 1st F (Permission)
Subject + didn’t let + Obj + 1st F

 Subject + be found of + 4th F


Subject + be not found of + 4th F
 Carry on + 4th F / noun (Continuity)
Go on + 4th F / noun

 Subject + be about to + 1st F (Future Intention)


Subject + be not to + 1st F

 Inspite of + 4th F / noun + nay structure


Despite of + 4th F / noun + any structure

 Should be + 4th F + (Expectation)


Must be + 4th F (Stress)

 I can’t help + 4th F


I couldn’t help + 4th F

 Subject + should have + 3rd F (Past Suggestion)

 Subject + must have + 3rd F


Subject + would have + 3rd F (Logical Expression)
Subject + may / might have + 3rd F (Based on Evidence)
Subject + could have + 3rd F (Ability)

 If + Subject + had + 3rd F, Subject + would have + 3rd F (Past work)


Subject + were + noun, Subject + might have + 3rd F (Transmuting)
Subject + had had + noun, Subject + could have + 3rd F (Possession)

 Wish, subject + had + 3rd F (Past work)


Wish, subject + were / had been + noun (Transmuting)
Wish, subject + could + 1st F (Ability, Possibility Desired)
Wish, subject + would + 1st F (for future intention)

 Subject + causative verb + obj + Verb

Causative verbs, Make, get, have, let, help

 Subject + make + obj + 1st F


Subject + get + obj +3rd F
Subject + get + obj + to 1st F

 Any structure + whenever + Subject + verb


Any structure + wherever + Subject + verb
Any structure + whatever + Subject + verb

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