Monday 2 September 2013

The Basics of English Language

The Basics of English Language

 

Grammar
Articles "a/an and the"
 -Use of Articles "a/an and the"
Sentence
Sentence, Subject, Predicate, Object
Kinds of Sentences        (According to function)
The Phrase and The Clause -  Comparison
Clause
Types of Clauses
 -Main Clause and Subordinate Clause
Types of Subordinate Clause
 -Noun Clause, Adjective Clause, Adverb Clause
Phrase
Types of Phrase
 -Noun Phrase, Adjective Phrase, Adverb Phrase, Verb Phrase, Gerund Phrase
 -Infinitive Phrase, Participle Phrase.
Kinds of Sentences         (According to structure)

Parts of Speech
Noun
 -Types of Noun: Proper and Common Noun,
 -Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Verb
 -Forms of Verbs: Simple Form, Past Simple, Past Participle, Auxilliary Verbs
 -Main Verb and Auxilliary Verbs, Modal Verbs, Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
Adjective
 -Use of Adjective, Degrees of Adjective
 -Use of Comparative and Superlative Adjective
Adverb
 -Use of adverbs, Formation of Adverb
 -Kinds/Types of Adverb: Adverb of Manner, Place, Frequency
Pronoun
 -Pronoun, Types of Pronoun
 -Personal Pronoun, Possessive Pronoun,
 -Reflexive Pronoun, Relative Pronoun, Demonstrative Pronoun
Preposition
 -Preposition
 -Types of Preposition: Preposition for Time, Preposition for Place
 -Preposition for Direction, Preposition for Agent, Prepositional Verb
 -Preposition Phrases
Conjunction
 -Conjunction,
 -Types of Conjunctions: Coordinating Conjunction, Sobordinating Conjunction, Correlative Conjunction
Interjection

Tenses
 -Tenses
 -Present Simple Tense
 -Present Continuous Tense
 -Present Perfect Tense
 -Present Perfect Continuous Tense
 -Past Simple Tense
 -Past Continuous Tense
 -Past Perfect Tense
 -Past Perfect Continuous
 -Future Simple Tense
 -Future Continuous Tense
 -Future Perfect Tense
 -Future Perfect Continuous

Active and Passive Voice
 -Active and Passive Voice
 -Passive Voice for TENSES
 -Passive Voice for MODALS
 -Passive Voice for Imperative Sentences
 -Sentence which can't be changed into Passive

Direct and Indirect Narration
 -Direct and Indirect Speech
 -Indirect Speech for TENSE
 -Indirect Speech for Interrogative Sentences
 -Indirect Speech for MODALS
 -Indirect Speech for Exclamatory and Imperative Sentences
 -Change in Pronoun and Time in Indirect Speech

High Frequency Words - Build Vocabulary
High Frequency Words


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