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Parts of speech:

The parts of speech of a language forms the basis for writing any sentence, knowing the words that can be used in a sentence and also the order of the words in a sentence. And also all of these usage of words, will depend on the idea that needs to be communicated.

Now lets see what are the parts of speech and its usage. PARTS OF SPEECH includes 

noun, pronoun,verb, adjective, adverb, conjunction, article, preposition, interjection, be verbs, the verb 'to

have', WH questions, auxillary verbs. And also punctuations being used rightly adds clarity to language.

Now having known about the usage of parts of speech, lets learn about it in detail in detail in the next

lesson.

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My dear students 

It is obvious that during exams we all feel nervous and the reason behind this nervousness is due to lack of confidence or lack of preparedness.

 

Here are some tips for how to prepare for exams:

1)Organise your study space.make a time table and strictly follow it.

2) Give enough time for studies

3)practice previous question papers

4) Discuss with your friends and clear doubts

5) organise group studies 

 

These are few tips for today

 

 

 

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Hello

My name is Harbir Singh Dhillon and I am a pass out from HIM kolkata 1996 batch. I have worked in hospitality industry and my last job was with Wipro as a voice and accent trainer. I live in a village now and with internet becoming more accessible, I would like to do something as I have plenty of time to spare. Please suggest a job suitable for me. 

I am well versed with computers and my proficiency is in English language. 

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An adverb is a word that describes a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. Adverbs fall into three categories; When, Where, and How.

Directions: Underline the adverb in each sentence below.

Example: She is standing outside. 

Answer: She is standing outside. 

1. The boy calmly took his test.  

2. The team eagerly awaited their next opponent. 

3. The player politely asked the official a question.  

4. The teams shook hands sincerely after the game.  

5. The girl clumsily walked to her seat.  

6. The boy walked dangerously close to the edge. 

7. I barely finished my test on time.  

8. The boy foolishly talked back to his teacher.  

9. The woman joyously shouted aloud.

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Exercise on Modals: (Class 8)

1. Why ________ I care about your problems? (Can/should)
2. Tom and Rebecca give their daughter a lot of presents. They ________ really love her. (can/must)
3. We ________ go out to that new Italian restaurant tonight. (should/must)
4. Everyone who crosses the border ________ show his/her passport. (must/should)
5. P1: When is Tom coming? P2: He's on his way. He ________ be here any minute. (must/should)
6. P1: ________ my friend sleep over? P2: Yes, but he'll have to get permission from his parents. (Can/should)
7.  ________ you always be so mean to everyone? (can/must)
8.  ________ you please try to be nicer to your brother? (can/must)
9. I ________ get here earlier because of the traffic on the freeway. (shouldn’t/ couldn’t)
10. P1: Which language ________ I learn - French or Italian? P2: I think you ________ learn French. (should/must)
11. I ____________ be happy to meet Robinson. (a) will b) shall c) Either could be used here).
12. ________________he play for our team? (a. Will b. Shall c. Either could be used here)
13. _______________ I get a prize if I stand first in the examination? (a. Will b. Would c. Should)
14. I _____________be able to beat him. (Express possibility) (a. would b. should c. could)
15. Watch and pray lest you _____________ fall into temptation. (a. should b. would c. could)
16. The old man _______________ recline in a corner and sleep most of the time. (Express a habitual action in the past) (a. should b. would c. could)
17. I ____________ rather read a novel than watch that stupid movie. (a. would b. should c. might)
18. _______________ you mind lending me your pen for a minute? (a. Should b. Would c. Could)
19. Till last year, I ______________ read without glasses. (a. would b. should c) could)
20. If I ____________  fly like a bird, I ______________ be with you now. (a. would, would b. could, would c. could, will d. can, would)

 

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 similarity and difference between Look,See,Watch.

1- If you see something you notice it with your eyes whether you want or not .eg-I saw that terrible accident.

2-look at- it mean to turn your eyes deliberatly toward something. eg- she was looking at beautiful rainbow.

3-Watch- it mean you look at something that is happening or moving for a period of time. eg- Today we are going to watch live match at stadium.

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The concept of tense in English is a method that we use to refer to time - past, present and future. We cannot talk of tenses without considering two components of many English tenses: time and aspect. In simple terms... A. Time expresses: i Past - before now ii Present - now, or any time that includes now iii Future - after now B. Aspect can be: i Progressive - uncompleted action ii Perfective - completed action or state read less

First, start reading a lot of English book of renowned authors. Second, watch English TV shows, and try to understand and grasp the way they speak, pronounce different words. Third read any good newspaper daily and loudly for at least 30 min a day. Fourth, watch any good British news channel. And just repeat all four. You will be a pro soon. read less