Hi teachers,
Read some examples to understand to use of the simple present tense with different kinds of subjects.
Shouldn’t it be as:
Read some examples to understand to use the simple present tense with different kinds of subjects.
OR
Read some examples to understand the use the simple present tense with different kinds of subjects.
Many thanks.
The original sentence is incorrect, as are both your suggestions. These are correct:
“Read some examples to understand the use of the simple present tense with different kinds of subjects.”
“Read some examples to understand how to use the simple present tense with different kinds of subjects.”
When he writes:
[color=red]"…the use of the Simple Present Tense with different kinds of subjects."
…Dozy is half way there.
Since any sentence has only one subject, but the kind of subject(=the element about which the rest of the clause is predicated) can vary, it should be:
[color=red]"…the use of the Simple Present Tense with different kinds of subject."
Hi
To use of simple present, we should not see subject, predicate in grammatical way
instead of that you can write any sentences by using simple present as the way you
can write it. The flow of writing English will come only as the way we can frame the
sentence to the knowledge of our English. If we see subject/predicate/clause, we cannot learn English very quickly.
Thank you
S.Shanthi