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Many people try to form questions by memorizing grammar rules.
That does not work for long.

Instead, always ask three simple questions in your mind:

1. Am I asking about a state or an action?

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In the previous blogs, we learned:

• how to structure a sentence,
• how articles work,
• how prepositions show time, place, direction, and manner.

Now we answer the most feared question:

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My mother tongue is Bengali. During childhood, I learned English mainly through storybooks.

Even now, when I write my brain first forms the sentence in Bengali and then translates it into English. Since Bengali and English follow different grammar rules, this direct translation often produces sentences that are understandable but not always grammatically correct in English.

I want to fix this problem.
This blog is my attempt to learn English logically, step by step, and to build sentences that are clear, correct, and natural.

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1. English is an action-based language