英语自编对话6句

A: Hey, I've been trying to learn English for a while, but I'm struggling with the grammar. Can you help me with that?

B: Of course! Grammar is the backbone of any language. Let's start with the basics. For instance, when you're forming sentences, you need a subject, a verb, and an object. Like this: I eat an apple.

A: Oh, got it! So, what about tenses? I'm confused about when to use present, past, or future tense.

B: Tenses indicate the time of the action. Present tense is for actions happening right now or general truths. Past tense is for actions that have already happened. Future tense is for actions that will happen. For example, I eat is present, I ate is past, and I will eat is future.

A: That makes sense. What about conjunctions? They seem really tricky.

B: Conjunctions are words like and, but, and because that connect sentences or clauses. They help you express relationships between different parts of a sentence. For example, I like apples, but oranges are my favorite.

A: I see! And what about prepositions? They always seem to come after nouns.

B: Yes, prepositions are words like in, on, under, and with that show the relationship between nouns and other parts of the sentence. They often come before nouns or pronouns. For example, I live in a house or I eat with a fork.

A: Okay, one more thing. How do I make questions in English?

B: To make a question, you usually move the auxiliary verb (like do or is) to the beginning of the sentence. Then, you change the word order. For example, Do you like apples? or Is she coming to the party?

A: Thanks so much for explaining all that! It really helps. I'll practice more and get better at it.

B: No problem! Keep practicing and don't get discouraged. Language learning takes time and effort, but it's definitely worth it. Good luck!