Brush Up Your Englsih

A complete sentence needs at least one subject and one verb. These two elements form the basis of any sentence. Extra words do not change the subject or the verb. It is essential to identify the verb first. For example, in the sentence "The young man worked very hard," the word "worked" is the verb. The verb is the action being performed. In fact, a sentence is a group of words that can stand alone as a complete thought. M Ahsan Ullah Khan's 'Brush Up Your Englsih' explains these fundamental grammar concepts clearly.