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The basis of Unit 2 covered the definitions and explanations of numerous parts of speech, which included subjects such as: Nouns, Adjectives, Articles, Verbs, Adverbs, Gerunds, Pronouns, Prepositions and Conjunctions. There were often distinct rules in terms of how to use different parts of speech properly when it came to correct sentence structure, word additions & usages, etc. However, there were special cases where some parts of speech did not have any rules in terms of how to carry out word formations, sentence structures, etc. One particular example of a \"no rule\" incident involved discovering that most common verbs that are irregular have no rules to their formation of their base form, their past simple, past participle, and present participle.
While the rules and regulations in terms of using English grammar can often be a challenge for a teacher to fully comprehend and explain to their students, it is still very much important for a teacher to learn the rules involved in proper English grammar so as not to lose the confidence of his or her learners. In conclusion, English grammar may contain an infinite number of rules, but it is necessary for an English teacher to have a basic knowledge of it if he intends to teach English to foreign language learners.
