SPECIAL TRANSLATION LIST 1.) Imperative, Exclamatory and Optative Sentences 2.) The Complex and Compound Sentences 3.)  Use of has , have, had as principal verbs, 4.) Use of Articles , 5.)  Use of should, ought to , must, may, might, lest, and so that. 6.)  Use of apostrophe and case in apposition 7.)  Use of Causative Verbs 8.) Use of Gerund, Participle and Infinitive 9.)  Use of how many, how much, there, it, let, is made of, is made from. 10.)  The Sequence of Tenses 11.)  Agreement of the very with its Subject 12.)  Use of some Essential Structures Practice Exercise for Special Translation : --- Exercise in (Hindi to English) and (English to hindi) a.)    IMPERATIVE,  b.)   EXCLAMATORY   c.)   OPTATIVE SENTENCES d.)   THE COMPLEX   e.)   THE COMPOUND SENTENCES f.)    USE OF HAS  AS PRINCIPAL VERBS g.)   USE OF HAVE  AS PRINCIPAL VE...

 USE OF CAN AND COULD Definitions of Can & Could : - Use of Can :- Can is also the part of  modals. It is different from May and Might.  It means that a job's possibility is in your capability. It also shows (ability), (capacity) and (permission) etc.   Example : I can read this book. (ability) I can carry this heavy wood. ( capacity) Can I do it . ( permission)  Can you listen me? (ability) Uses of Could : --   Use of  can in Past tense, be called Could. 1. I could come here yesterday. 2.  Ram could not read the book yesterday in class. 3. We could serve you last month in picnic. Practice Exercise for Can and Could (Hindi to English) and (English to Hindi) :--

 USE OF MUST Definitions of Must : - It is the Part of Modals. Must is very different from Should and Ought to. because with the use of must, It related with Compulsion, Necessity, Result and Conclusion.  Must Past tense is also be Must. Example : (1). You must take this Medicine. (2).  It is 7 a.m. so assembly must be start. (3). Radha is not looking well. so she must be seen by doctor.  (4). We must learn the English notes before exam. Practice Exercise for Must (Hindi to English) and (English to Hindi) :--

 USE OF OUGHT TO  Definitions of Ought to : - Practice Exercise for Ought to (Hindi to English) and (English to Hindi) :--

 USE OF SHOULD Definitions of Should : - Practice Exercise for Should (Hindi to English) and (English to Hindi) :--

 USE OF PARTICIPLE Definitions of Participle : - Practice Exercise for Participle (Hindi to English) and (English to Hindi) :--

 USE OF INFINITIVE Definitions of Infinitive : - Practice Exercise for Infinitive (Hindi to English) and (English to Hindi) :--

 USE OF GERUND Definitions of Gerund : - Practice Exercise for Gerund (Hindi to English) and (English to Hindi) :--

 USE OF HOW MANY Definitions of  How Many : - Practice Exercise for How Many (Hindi to English) and (English to Hindi) :--

 USE OF HOW MUCH Definitions of How Much : - Practice Exercise for How Much (Hindi to English) and (English to Hindi) :--