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Rules For Grammar
Rules for English Grammar:-
English is a diversified and important language where grammar and tools play an important role. There are a number of grammar rules that exist, in which punctuation, sentence structure and parts of speech are important to build an effective writing foundation. Let’s have a look at some basic grammar rules:
Rules For Preposition and Conjunction
Prepositions and Conjunction Rules: Preposition Rules: Preposition are the words that show the relation between the noun, pronoun and other words in the sentence. Only some case Preposition comes before noun. Preposition never change their form. Conjunction Rules : Conjunction link the words, phrases and clauses. There are generally of 3 type:- Coordinating conjunctions- for…. continue reading
Rules For Tenses and Articles
Tense and Article Rules INTRODUCTION!! Verbs come in three tenses. The three forms of Verbs are Past, Present, and Future. The Past is used to explain things that have already happened (e.g., Yesterday, last week, five years ago). The present tense is used to explain things that are happening right now or things that are… Continue
Rules For Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms and antonyms Rules There are a number of tests and mock tests in which questions related to synonyms and antonyms can be found. Individuals find it difficult to identify the similar and opposite of the synonym and antonym, respectively. In the contemporary and highly educated world, mastering vocabulary skills is utterly important, and synonyms…continue
Rules For Sentence Ordering
Sentence Ordering Rules Another one of the most frequently asked questions in various competitive exams is on sentence order. It contains a group of jumbled up sentences, which we have to arrange in a systematized manner. Sentence Ordering means to arrange the sentences in a logical order. In this type of question format, a passage or…contiune
Rules For Idioms and Phrases
Idioms and Phrases Rules: Idioms generally demonstrate behavior of human, reaction to certain thing, habits and traditions. An, idiom is a set of certain words which when used together, brings out a meaning which is entirely different from the meaning of each word when it is used individually. To explain Phrases we can say that…continue
Rules For Error Identification
Error Identification Rules Error identification is a type of competitive test where one needs to identify the grammatical errors in a sentence. Though termed as Sentence Correction, most often, problems in this topic need one to only classify sentence errors. It can be a punctuation error, wrong use of tense, subject-verb disagreement and more, through…continue
Rules For Speech and Voices
Speech and Voice Rules Speech Speech is the expression of thoughts in spoken words. It is known as something which is spoken. In general Language it is divided into two parts mainly: Direct Speech – Speech which is used to convey directly and exactly what is said. It is usually represented through inverted commas and…continue
Rules For Articles
What are Articles? Articles are words that defines a noun to be specific or general. They are namely – ‘A’, ‘An’, ‘The’. Uses: A – used before consonants An – used before vowels The – used for specification of a noun. Example: The girl from the coffee shop was blonde. With the use of ‘the’ in..continue
Rules For Jumbled Sentences
Jumbled Sentence Rules: Jumbled sentence are some puzzled sentences or words that has to be put together in a proper sequence in order to make a complete sense out of a passage or sentence. To know how to start and end a sentence, what word precedes or secedes, and how to join two words or…continue
Rules For Subject Verb Agreement
Subject-Verb Agreement The easiest and basic rules for subject-verb agreement is:- Root Rule– A singular subject takes a singular verb and vice versa with plural. A plural subject takes a plural verb. For Example- The list of grocery items is/are on the dining table. Here list is the subject, then we will choose is for…continue
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