Grammar XVII (FORM)

Form is a word having subject and predicate. and form is reflected into:

-Indefinite form is a word that shows the unpermanet situation because of the sentence doesn't use object. if the name of sentence doesn't use object the person spoken to will get something confusion for that the name of sentence must be having object if the name of sentence shows the thing then no using object just to use the word "it" such is called as the representative object and if the name of sentences shows the place then no using object just to use the representative object such as: "somewhere, anywhere, out, outside" to use the word "somewhere" is used in positive sentence and to use the word "anywhere" is used in negative sentence but to use the word "out or outside" is free in usge.

-Definite form is a word that shows the permanent situation because of the sentence uses object on account of having directlty from the doer

-Imperfect form is a word that shows the continuing deed in this present time. And imperfect form is reflected into:

a. present / past perfect continuous tense is mainly used for an action which had been being done in the past time and not to connect with now.

I, You, We, They, he, She, It          - Had (aux.verb) - been - verb ing

                                                                                            adj,adv,noun (being, having, doing, getting)

b. present / past continuous tense 

I,  he, She, It          - Was    -Verb-ing

You, We, They      - Were   - Adj Adv Noun (being, having, doing, getting)

-Perfect form