Singular and plural nouns Rules – Change the number in English ‘S’ is used at the end of a noun to make it into plural form Boy – boys, car- cars, horse- horses Studios, videos, ratios, bamboos, cuckoos, cliffs, dwarfs, proofs, mischiefs, beliefs, cafes f/fe is at the end of a noun, add –ve/ves wife … Read more
Learn English Barakhadi to make Hindi to English names correctly. क की English Barakhadi क का कि की कु कू के कै को कौ कं कः Ka Kaa Ki Kee Ku Koo Ke Kai Ko Kau Kan Kah ख की English Barakhadi ख खा खि खी खु खू खे खै खो खौ खं खः Kha … Read more
If you want to learn English from zero level, you will have to learn Barakhadi Hindi to English chart to make your English better before going to start your grammar. Barakhadi Hindi to english full chart Barakhadi Hindi to English Chart क का कि की कु कू के कै को कौ कं कः Ka Kaa … Read more
Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav The “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav” means to celebrate India’s 77th year of independence. The name of the event “Amrita Mahotsav” refers as “nectar festival,” and it reflects the pleasure of freedom gained after years of hardship and sacrifice. This is an occasion to memory, and celebrate, as the India’s honours the … Read more
Verb
The verb describes an action, state, or occurrence and helps in making the predicate of a sentence.
CONJUNCTION A Conjunction connects elements of a sentence, such as words (noun or pronoun), phrases, or clauses. The three types of conjunctions: Subordinating conjunctions Coordinating conjunctions Correlative conjunctions SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS Subordinating conjunction is called dependent (or subordinate) clauses. Dependent clauses cannot use lonely. It depends on another one that is called principal (independent clause) … Read more
Causative verbs: these verbs are used when somebody or something causes something to happen.
Make, have, get and let
Complete Use of has and have worksheet Use of has, have, had, will have + objects (complement) The above words show possession of something that you have. Use of has/ have worksheet formula American style: Sub + has/ have + no action. He/she/it/name/indefinite pronoun/singular person + has + no action. Indefinite pronouns: someone/somebody, anyone/anybody, everyone/ … Read more
