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Parts of speech in the English language
Basic Parts of Speech in English 1. Noun
A naming word, such as pen, teacher, rose, city etc.
2. Verb
An action or state/linking of a Noun, such as 'The pen writes', 'write' is an action, He is a good teacher. 'is' a linking verb as it links 'he' to 'teacher
3. Pronoun
A word which is used instead of a noun, such as 'John is a good teacher.' and 'he is a good teacher.' 'he' is a pronoun.
4. Adjective
A word that defines a noun or pronoun, such as 'John is a good teacher.' 'good' is an adjective that defines a noun, 'teacher'.
5. Adverb
A word that defines a verb, adjective, and adverb itself, such as 'John sings beautifully. 'beautifully' defines the verb, 'sings'.
'John sings a good song.' and 'Jonh sings a very good song.' Here 'very' defines an adjective, 'good'.
'John sings a very good song very beautifully.' Here 'very' defines both adjective, 'song' and adverb, 'beautifully'
6. Preposition
A word that links two nouns with teacher other, such as
I have got a bunch of keys. 'of' links both 'bunch' and 'keys' which are nouns.
He goes to school. 'to' links 'he' to 'school'
7. Conjunction
A word that joins two sentences with each other, such as He plays cricket and I play tennis. 'and' is conjunction.
8. Determiner &
A word that determines a Noun or a Pronoun
I have a motorbike. 9. Interjection.
A word that exclaims feelings and emotions, such as
The sequence of Tenses in English Grammar Click here to attempt MDCAT Free online Prep-Test 1. When you ____ I will have completed my task. A) awoke up B) awake up C) awaken up D) will awake up ANSWER= (B) awake Explanation: Present Tense with Future Perfect Tense Check Answer 2. If you come with me, I ___ you a gift. A) buys B) buying C) buy D) shall buy ANSWER= (D) shall buy Explanation: Frist Conditional sentence Check Answer 3. All of the girls ___ their homework by the evening. A) has not learnt B) will have not learnt C) are not learnt D) is not learnt ANSWER= (B) will have not learnt Explanation: Future Perfect Tense indicating 'by' with present tense Check Answer 4. It ____ raining just when we reached there. A) had stopped B) have stopped C) is stopped D) is stopped ANSWER= (A) had stopped Exp...
How to use 'Since' in Perfect & Perfect Continues Tense 1. When Time is specified, or 'time' has its particular name, such as Morning, Evening, Noon, Monday, March, 2020, 1980 etc. For Example: He has been studying since morning . He has not seen her since Monday. She had been studying Geography since January . I have not seen him since last night. 2. When Past Indefinite is mentioned, such as He has been in hospital since he met an accident . He has not touched any book since he left the school. 3. ' for ' is used for a period of time For example: He has been studying books for two hours. They have been waiting for me for three weeks. They have been playing with toys for hours. I knew him for ten years. 4. ' ago' is used with past Indefinite Tense. For example: He went to Dubai two days ago They met me last night . They took our lunch an hour ago . He died two years ago . Use of 'have' 'has' and 'had' Bubble Worksheet...
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