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SUMMARY





                 There are 2 types of number, cardinal numbers and ordinal numbers. Cardinal numbers are

               numbers that refer to the mass or amount of an item, such as one, two, etc. An ordinal number is
               a number that refers to a level, sequence, rank, stage or indicates the position of something in a

               list of things. like first, second, etc


                 Prepositions of place describe the position of a person or thing in relation to another person or
               thing.


                 The expression asking information according to its meaning is used to ask or ask for information.

               The use of asking information is used when you want to ask and ask for information from other
               people.Questions  about  information  or  asking  information  will  definitely  be  answered  by

               providing that information.


                 Positive imperative is written in positive sentences. By using the positive imperative sentence,
               this means we want someone to do something.


                 The first form of the article in English grammar is the indefinite article. Indefinite articles are

               a and an. The indefinite articles express indefiniteness, or that the noun or noun phrase is general
               or  unknown.  Use  a  before  words  that  begin  with  a  consonant  sound  (cat,  dog,  European,

               university) and an before words that begin with a vowel sound (apple, egg, hour, honor). Only
               singular nouns may take an indefinite article. The second form of the article in English grammar

               is  the  definite  article.  The  English  definite  article  is  the.  The  definite  article  expresses

               definiteness, or that the noun phrase is uniquely specified or known.

                 The difference between singular and plural nouns is easy to spot. When a noun indicates one

               only, it is a singular noun. When a noun indicates more than one, it is plural.


                 There is and there are to indicate the existence of an object. The purpose of the expressions
               there is and there are is to express the existence of an object which, when translated into English,

               means "there is" or "there are".






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