How to do narration – Learn Simple Rules Assertive Sentences – Rudra said to Kinjal ,” I will bring you a pen.” Direct Narration /Speech Rudra told Kinjal that he would bring her a pen. Indirect Narration / Speech Rule
We have already done the Definition, Type and some Usage of Adverbs in our previous article. Now we shall do the use of some more important Adverbs like Very, Much and Too. Use of Very – Rule No 1. We
We have already discussed Non-Finite verb and Gerund in our previous posts. We have also provided a Practice Set for Non-Finite verbs. Now we will cover the use of Participles. Read the Topic Called Common Errors from here. This topic
In this segment we shall do Perfect Tense and its use in a sentence and then in Common Errors Topic. We have already done Indefinite and Continuous Tenses. So focus shall be on the Perfect Tense – Present Perfect/Past Perfect
Do the use of Modals in blanks – We have also provided the answer just below the sentence – Useful links for the examinees – Use of Modals in blanks ( Practice Set ) – a. A person ———— obey
English Subject is an integral Part of all the Recruitment/Competitive Exams whether it is for a Clerk or IAS or for Admission to Diplomas or Degrees. Everywhere English has good reputation. And in English, Grammar enjoys the same reputation as
The following are the mistakes, the Indian students generally make while using English Language, especially while writing. In our previous blog related with this topic, we had indicated a few such type of things. Here we have found some more
Learn how to pick out odd one out – Answer is being provided after each and every question – These sentences are very important for the examinees – Useful links for the candidates Choose the odd one out from the given
Adjective is one of the important topics of Grammar that appear in the competitive exams conducted by Staff Selection Commission ( Centre or state ) , IBPS, RRB etc. We shall provide you with the definition of Adjective and its
What is Gender in the nouns in English Grammar ? Its Types and Usage. Find the difference between some Popular Nouns. Ans – A noun that denotes male or female sex is a gender. Man, Boy, Dog, Lion etc are
Check some of the sentences which are related with Pronouns. First of all you must know about the Pronoun and its Types. Then read about Reflexive Pronouns from here. These definitions/rules may help you in doing the exercise below. We
The word Pronoun is made of two elements – Pro prefix and Noun and its literal meaning is for a noun.So A pronoun is word that comes in place of a noun. John is my friend. He lives in UK.
Here we shall combine simple sentences to make a compound sentence – It contains a co-ordinate clause or more than one main clause ( part ) – Imp/ Useful links on this page Combining sentences using as well as, either….or,
This is the age of competition – competition in each and every field. But the greatest competition is for the Jobs and Admissions.There are many exams meant for the Admissions and Written exams. There are generally four common subjects in
Practice makes a man perfect. This rule applies to every person and every thing in this world. And it also applies to English Grammar. If you wish to have good hands at Non-Finite Verb, you must practise it as much
How to change Narration of Imperative Sentences – Read rules along with the Practice Set/ Solution – In the last blog we had changed the Reported Speech of Interrogative sentences and Sentences with W-H Interrogatives. Now we will change the
Definition and examples of Synthesis of Simple Sentences – Imp/useful links ahead – Definition of Synthesis – Synthesis means the combination of two or more simple sentences into one simple, complex and compound sentence. a. Sue purchased a pencil. She
Read how we make two sentences into one sentence – Important/ Useful Links on this page which are very good for the upcoming exams of yours – Radha had a dog. She had a puppy also. Radha had a dog
You will read the definitions of the Phrases and types ahead – Phrase is a group of related words used as a single part of speech. It makes sense but not complete sense. It has neither a subject nor a
You will read on this page types and examples of concepts part – 4 along with definition The next point is Obligation and Necessity – These are presented by the following way – Use of Verbs like compel and oblige
You will learn as to how to express different concepts and Ideas : Orders, Requests etc. These concepts may be expressed in different ways. The verbs: order, suggest etc. and modal auxiliaries : can, may, will, shall etc are used
Concept Part 5 – You will come across concepts’ definition, types and use of examples – Imp links below on this page – Use of Concept Part 4 from here. Use of Promises and Threat – They are used in
On this page we shall do the rest of definitions and examples of concepts Intention – Intention can be shown from the following way – Use of Verbs like Intend, Plan and Mean We intended to read this book. Use
In this page, we shall read other types of Concepts. This is the part – 02. Concept Part 1 Suggestion – It can be shown with the help of – Let us go there. Shall we write this essay ?