Completing sentences easy rules,1 to 4 | Mr.Grammar.

 Hello friends, how are you? Today we will talk about completing sentences.

First let's find out what the completing sentence is. By completing sentences we mean the completion of an incomplete sentence. This is a very common item in English grammar. In order to master this information, you need to have a clear idea about all aspects of English grammar. So let's find out what is the completing sentence through some rules.

Completing Sentence Rule  (1 to 4)

Completing sentences easy rules,(1 to 4).

Rule-01 of completing sentences 

◇If there is too much before the adjective / adverb in the incomplete sentence, then at the end of the incomplete sentence you have to put the verb to + consistent verb (+meaningful word).

Structure: Subject + verb + too + adj/adv + to + verb (meaningful word)

》The man is too weak.................

Ans: The man is too weak to walk/work/go.

》The old man is too old.................

Ans: The old man is too old to walk/work/eat.

Rule-02 of completing sentences 

◇If there is so before the adjective / adverb in the incomplete sentence, then at the end of the incomplete sentence, you have to put that + first subject + can not / could not + consistent verb (+ meaningful word).

Structure: Subject + verb + so + adj/adv +that + 1st sub + cannot/could not + verb (base form)

》Azzy is so weak............

Ans: Azzy is so weak that she cannot move.

》He is so strong............

Ans: He is so strong that he can carry the wheel. 

Rule-03 of completing sentences 

◇If there is so that / that / inorder that at the end of incomplete sentence, the first subject + can / could / may / might + consistent verb (+ meaningful word) has to be placed at the end of incomplete sentence.

Structure: Sub + verb + object + so that/that/inorder that + 1st Sub + can/could/may/might + verb (base form).

》The boy reads more so that............

Ans: The boy reads more so that he can shine in life/ get A+.

》We eat inorder that...............

Ans: We eat inorder that we may/ can live.

Rule-04 of completing sentences 

◇Though / Although means though. Though / Although is used to combine two opposite religious phrases. Though / Although a sentence can sit in the middle.

Structure: Though/Although + Sub + verb + ob + main clause. 

》Though he is rich..........

Ans: Though he is rich, he is unhappy. 

》Although he is poor...............

Ans: Although he is poor, he is happy. 

Some examples of rule (1 to 4)

01.He is too dull........

02.He worked hard so that..........

03.We eat so that...........

04.He is too dishonest...........

05.You are too short............

06.Although they were poor..........

07.He saved money inorder that............

08.They rose early in order that............

09.Although he is rich..............

10.The boy is too short..........

Answer key🗝

01. to do it. 

02. he could pass the exam. 

03. we can live.

04. to do it. 

05. to touch the ceiling. 

06. they were happy. 

07. he can buy a car.

08. they could reach the station in time. 

09. he is sad.

10. to touch the table. 

Exercise 💪

>The man is so tired........

>She came to me yesterday in order that......

>Rahim rises early so that.........

>The girl is too silly.......

>Though he ran fast..........

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