FUTURE  INDEFINITE TENSE RULES OF DEFINITION: 1)     POSITIVE SENTENCES 2)     NEGATIVE SENTENCES 3)     INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES      (a)        FIRST TYPE     (b)        SECOND TYPE Practice Exercise of Future Indefinite Tense:-- (Hindi to English) & (English & Hindi)

      PAST  INDEFINITE TENSE RULES OF DEFINITION: 1)     POSITIVE SENTENCES 2)     NEGATIVE SENTENCES 3)     INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES      (a)        FIRST TYPE     (b)        SECOND TYPE

     PAST PERFECT TENSE Practice Exercise of Future Indefinite Tense:-- (Hindi to English) & (English & Hindi)

    PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE

   PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE RULES OF DEFINITION: 1)     POSITIVE SENTENCES 2)     NEGATIVE SENTENCES 3)     INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES      (a)        FIRST TYPE     (b)        SECOND TYPE

  PRESENT PERFECT TENSE RULES OF DEFINITION: 1)     POSITIVE SENTENCES 2)     NEGATIVE SENTENCES 3)     INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES      (a)        FIRST TYPE     (b)        SECOND TYPE

 PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE RULES OF DEFINITION: 1)     POSITIVE SENTENCES 2)     NEGATIVE SENTENCES 3)     INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES      (a)        FIRST TYPE     (b)        SECOND TYPE

PRESENT INDEFINITE TENSE RULES OF DEFINITION: 1)      POSITIVE SENTENCES 2)      NEGATIVE SENTENCES 3)      INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES       (a)          FIRST TYPE     (b)          SECOND TYPE Practice Exercise of Present Indefinite Tense:-- (Hindi to English) & (English & Hindi)

 WORD FORMATION Definition: word development is the making of another word. Word arrangement is here and there stood out from semantic change, which is an adjustment in a solitary word's significance.  The limit between word arrangement and semantic change can be hard to characterize: another utilization of an old word can be viewed as another word got from an old one and indistinguishable from it in structure.  Word development can likewise be appeared differently in relation to the arrangement of colloquial articulations, in spite of the fact that words can be shaped from multi-word phrases. WORD FORMATION Formation of Nouns from Verbs Verbs Nouns 1 Advise Advice 2 bear  bier, birth 3 bind bond 4 choose choice 5 draw draft 6 deliver delivery 7 employ employment ...

 TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES

 NARRATION : DIRECT AND INDIRECT 1. Direct Speech 2. Indirect Speech

 CO-ORDINATION AND SUBORDINATION

 SYNTHESIS OF SENTENCES

 ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE 1. Active Voice 2. Passive Voice 1. Present Indefinite Tense 2. Present continuous Tense 3. Present Perfect Tense 4. Past Indefinite Tense 5. Past Continuous Tense 6. Past Perfect Tense 7. Future Indefinite Tense 8. Future Perfect Tense 9. Use of Would, Should, May, Can, Could, Must, Ought to, 10. Imperative Sentence 11. Change of Voice in the Infinitive Verbs 12. Two Objects of the Verbs 13. Prepositional Sentence 14. Passive Voice without the Agent  15. By, is not used 16. Miscellaneous Sentence 17. Passive Voice convert in Active Voice

 THE TENSES

 THE MODALS USES OF MODALS (A) USE OF SHALL (B) USE OF WILL (C) USE OF WOULD (D) USE OF SHOULD (E) USED TO CAN (F) USED TO COULD (G) USED TO MAY (H) USED TO MIGHT (I)  USED OF MUST (J) USED OF OUGHT TO  (K) USED OF NEED Definition: वे Helping Verbs जो Main Verbs के mode अर्थात् attitude को व्यक्त करते हैं Modals कहलाते हैं। मुख्य Modals हैं -- Will, Shall, Should, Would, May, Might, Must, Need, Ought to, Used to. Modals की विशेषताएँ -- (1) ये काल्पनिक action जैसे ability ( सामर्थ्य ) , power ( शक्ति ) , permission ( अनुमति ) , request ( प्रार्थना ) , possibility ( सम्भावना ) , willingness ( सहमति ) आदि को व्यक्त करते हैं। (2) इनका प्रयोग अकेले नहीं होता बल्कि सदैव Main Verb के साथ होता है। ( 3) इन पर Subject के number, gender अथवा person का कोई प्रभाव नहीं पड़ता। ( 4) इनके साथ Verb की First Form का प्रयोग होता है। ( 5) केवल ought और used के बाद 'to' का प्रयोग होता है। USES OF MODALS (a) Use of 'Shall' Rule 1: I, We अ...