Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Pronoun

                                                   Pronoun 

Definition:- Pronoun is the word which uses in place of noun.
E.g. my, you, us, they, he, she, it etc



Kinds of Pronoun

  1. Personal Pronoun:-

                                                     those associated with a certain person, thing, or group; all except you have distinct forms that indicate singular or plural number  
                      

    2. Reflexive Pronoun:-

                                                    those preceded by the adverb, adjective, pronoun, or noun to which they refer, and ending in –self or –selves
example:- myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, oneself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves


     

     3. Demonstrative Pronoun:-

                                                   those used to point to something specific within a sentence.
example:-Singular Pronoun{ this, that },Plural Pronoun { these, those }
This is a pen.
That is my car.
Those are my mothers things.
These are some beautiful girls.

    4. Relative Pronoun:-


those which refer to nouns mentioned previously, acting to introduce an adjective (relative) clause example:- that, which, who, whose, whom, where, when


Who, whom, and whose relate to people (or pets if you refer to them by name). Which is used with objects. That is preferably used only with objects, but you will see it used with people. Try to get in the habit of using who with people instead of that. It is more polite.

Examples of Relative Pronouns

I like roller coasters that have lots of loops.
(that = roller coasters)

Ice cream, which is my favorite dessert, tastes very refreshing on a hot summer day.
(which = ice cream)

Teachers who have a sense of humor are easy to get along with.
(who = teachers)

My cousin, who is from Illinois, visits me every year.
(who = my cousin)

The friend whom you saw yesterday wants to go out again tonight.
(whom = friend)

The man whose shirt was stained rushed home for a change of clothes.
(whose = the man's)


5. Distributive Pronoun:-

A distributive pronoun considers members of a group separately, rather than collectively. They include each, any, either, neither and others.

दो या दो से अधिक व्यक्तियों अथवा वस्तुओ में से प्रत्येक का बोध  Each के  द्वारा  दर्शाया जाता है।
Each of the two boys has done this work.

दो व्यक्तियों  या वस्तुओ में से किसी एक का बोध करने के लिए हम Either का प्रयोग करते है।
Either of the two boys has come to me.

परन्तु , दो से अधिक व्यक्तिओ अथवा वस्तुओ में से एक का बोध करने के लिए हम  Either की जगह Anyone का प्रयोग करते है।
Anyone of the five boys has come to me.

 दो  व्यक्तियों अथवा वस्तुओ में से एक भी नहीं  का बोध  Neither के  द्वारा  दर्शाया जाता है।
Neither of the two boys has helped me.

 दो से अधिक व्यक्तियों अथवा वस्तुओ में से एक भी नहीं  का बोध  None के  द्वारा  दर्शाया जाता है।
None of the five boys has helped me.

6.Indefinite Pronoun 

those referring to one or more unspecified objects, beings, or places
example:-anything, anybody, anyone, something, somebody, someone, nothing, nobody, none, no one

Somebody is there, open the door.
Are you trying to find anybody?

7. Emphatic Pronoun( Intensive pronouns)


those ending in –self or –selves and that serve to emphasize their antecedents
example:- myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, oneself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves

Ram himself is good but not his friend.
The students themselves are late.

8. Reciprocal Pronoun:-

those expressing mutual actions or relationship; i.e. one another
each other
One another is used for more than two persons.
Each other is used for two person.
example:-
Shyama and Varun are talking to each other.
We are talking to one another

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Monday, April 10, 2017

Adjective



Definition

Adjective is a word which qualifies noun or pronoun.
संज्ञा व सर्वनाम की विशेषता बताने वाले शब्द विशेषण कहलाते है |
Ex. Good, bad, green, Indian, etc.

Uses of Adjective:-

1. Attributive use:-

If Adjective comes before any noun then it’s called Attribute use of adjective.

Ex. He is an intelligent student.
      This is a red pen.

2. Predicative use:-

If Adjective comes after any noun then it’s called Predicative use of Adjective.

Ex. He is intelligent.
      This pen is red.

Kind of Adjective

There are ten types of Adjective.

1. Proper Adjective
2. Descriptive Adjective(Qualitative Adjective)
3. Quantitative Adjective
4. Numeral Adjective
5. Demonstrative Adjective
6. Distributive Adjective
7. Possessive Adjective
8. Emphasizing Adjective
9. Interrogative Adjective
10. Exclamatory Adjective

1. Proper Adjective:-


Proper adjectives are made up of proper noun.
Ex. Indian, Russian etc.

Note:- Adding suffix (_i,_ese,_ian,_ish,_n,_vian, etc.) to the proper noun ,we can make proper adjective.

America - American
Asia – Asian
Bihar – Bihari
Japan – Japanese
Bengal – Bengali
Russia – Russian
Madras – Madrasi

2. Descriptive Adjective(Qualitative Adjective):-


Adjective that shows general description of any noun present in the sentence like- shape, size, purpose, age, colour, origin and material then it’s called Descriptive Adjective.

Note:-

When we use two Descriptive Adjectives for one noun then we follow the following order

a. Adjective of size {like- big, small, long, short, etc.}
b. Adjective of general description {like-bad, good, sharp, fine, etc.}
c. Adjective of age {like- young, old, modern, ancient, etc.}
d. Adjective of shape {like- spherical, round, rectangular, etc.}
e. Adjective of colour {like- blue, red, yellow, green, etc.}
f. Adjective of origin {like- Indian, American, etc.}
g. Adjective of material {like- iron, steel, plastic, etc.}
h. Adjective of purpose {like- walking, moving, etc.}

Ex.  Her long black hair
        A tall black man

3. Quantitative Adjective:-


When adjective shows the quantity in the sentence, it’s called quantitative adjective. We always use quantitative adjective with material noun.

Much, a good deal of, a great deal of, little, enough, all, no and some are quantitative adjectives.

Ex. The baby has drunk much milk.
Merchant has sold the whole furniture.

4. Numeral Adjective:-


When adjective shows the number in the sentence, it’s called Numeral adjective. We always use Numeral adjective with countable noun.

Many, A good many, a number of, few, enough, all, some and no etc. are Numeral adjectives.

Ex. There are some boys in my classroom.
       I have few books of English.

There are two type of Numeral Adjective

1) Definite Numeral Adjective


a) Cardinal- One, two, three, etc.
b) Ordinal- First, second, third, etc.
c) Multiplicative- Single, double, triple, etc.

Note:- if above three Adjectives are used in a sentence then follow the order like:-

Ordinal + Cardinal + Multiplicative


Ex:- I have read the first four chapter.
We have to vacate the first five single rooms.

2) Indefinite Numeral Adjective

Many, several, numerous, some, enough, a good many, a great many, many a/an, A lot of, Lots of, plenty of, etc.

Note: - if Definite Numeral Adjective is used with Indefinite Numeral Adjective then the order will be :-
Indefinite + Definite Adjective

Ex :- There are various single rooms.

5. Demonstrative Adjective:-


 Demonstrative adjectives are adjectives that are used to modify a noun so that we know which specific person, place, or thing is mentioned
This, That, These, Those, Certain, Other, Such, Any are Demonstrative Adjective.

Singular noun is used with "Thisand "That"
ex.- This pen is red.
      That house is costly.

Plural noun is used with "These", "Those"," Certain" and "Other"
ex.-These Boys are good.
     Those Boys are good.
    Certain Boys are good.
    Other Boys are good.

⇒Both singular and plural nouns are used with "Such" and "Any"
ex.- Such boy is good.
       Such boys are good.

⇒"Another is used with singular noun" but "other is used with plural noun."
ex.-I have done another job.
      I have done other jobs.

⇒ "Any other" is used with Both singular and plural nouns in negative sentence.
ex.- I have not done any other job.
       I have not done any other jobs.

6. Distributive Adjective: -


 An Adjective used to refer to each and every person or thing separately is called Distributive Adjective.
Each, Every, Either, Neither  are Distributive Adjective

⇒ Each = दो या दो से अधिक व्यक्तियों अथवा वस्तुओ में से हर एक
⇒ Every =दो से अधिक व्यक्तियों अथवा वस्तुओ में से हर एक
⇒ Either =दो में से हर एक
⇒ Neither =दो में से कोई नहीं

Singular noun and singular verb are used with Each, Every, Either, Neither       

ex.- Each boy has come.
       Every boy has come.
       Either boy can do the sum.
       Neither pen writes well.

7. Possessive Adjective:-


A possessive adjective is an adjective that is used to show ownership. It comes before a noun in the sentence and lets us know to whom the noun belongs.
my, our, your, his, her, its, their are Possessive Adjective.

ex- this is your pen.
       My Pen is red but your pen is black.
       My Pen is red but yours is black.

Possessive Adjective + Noun = Possessive Pronoun
This house is yours. (=Your house)
This book is mine. (=My book)

8. Emphasizing Adjective:-


Emphasizing Adjectives are the words to emphasize a noun. 'Very' and 'own' are the most commonly used emphasizing adjectives which are used to emphasize some idea.

Ex.- I saw him with my own eyes.
        This is the very boy who has done this work.
       He comes here this very day
       This is his own idea.

9. Interrogative Adjective:-


Interrogative Adjective is used with nouns to ask questions. What, whose, where, why, how and which are Interrogative Adjectives.

ex. Which pen is the best.?
       Whose beg is this.?

10. Exclamatory Adjective:-


Exclamatory Adjectives indicate strong emotion. Exclamatory Adjective is used with noun. Usually word 'what' is used to express strong emotion that is the word 'what' is used as an exclamatory adjective.

ex.- What a fine day!
        What nonsense this is!
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Tuesday, April 4, 2017

Concept of English part 1



Subject 

A subject is a person or a thing about which something is stated.
Example:- I, we , you , any name etc.

General structure of any sentence


Subject. + verb. + object.

Example:-
I play football.
Radha dances very well.

Subject.            Object

I.                        Me

We.                    Us

You.                   You

They.                 Them

He.                     Him

She.                    Her

It.                        It

Name.                Name

There are two types of subject

Singular subject

When we are talking about a single person or a single thing.
E.g. I , you

Plural subject

When web are talking about more than one person or thing.
E.g. we , you

There are two type of noun

Singular noun

Which generally never ends with s, es , ies
Example:- Student, Doll, Boy, etc.

Plural noun

Which generally ends with s, es ies.
Example:- Students, Dolls, Boys, etc.

Verb

Action of subject is called as verb

E.g. leela goes to Temple.

There are two type of verb 

Helping verb

Which support or help the main verb

E.g. is, are, am, was were, has, have, had, has been, have been, had been , do, does, did, will, shall, will be, shall be, will have, shall have, will have been , shall have been.

Main verb

Which shows the main action of the subject

E.g. teach, drink, read write, sleep etc.

I am teaching you.


I = subject

Am= helping verb

Teaching = main verb

You= object

There are two more type of verb

Singular verb

Which generally ends with s, es , ies.

Main verb( goes, teaches, plays)
Helping verb ( is, am, was, has does, had, did)

Plural verb

Which generally never ends with s es, ies.

Main verb( teach, sleep go, jump)
Helping verb( are, were have had, do, did)

RULES

Rule 1= singular subject are always connected by singular verb.

Ram plays hockey.
He teaches me.

Rule 2. = plural subject are always connected by plural verb.

They jump fast.
We are going.
Ram and Kishan move.

Exceptional case of you:-

Rule 3. =You always connected by plural verb.

You are going.
You listen to me.

Exceptional case of I:-

Case 1- I = were (unreal condition, imagination)

If I were a king, I would give you a ring.
If I were you , I would get good marks.

Case 2. I= was (real condition)

I was teaching you.
I was scolding you.

Case 3. in case of he, she, and you we have to use wishes(he, she) or wish( you) for unreal condition

You wish to be a devil.
She wishes to be a queen.

Case 4 the main verb connected with I is always a plural verb.

I go.
I teach.
I have a pen.

Rule 5.= When two subjects are connected by as well as, along with, in addition to, together with, with, like, unlike, including, excluding, Then always we have to use our verb according to the first subject.

Rahul as well as his friends moves to another place.
The house with its furniture was sold.
Pinky in addition to Sheela is thinking the same matter.

Rule 6 = When two subjects are connected by either......or, neither......nor, not only.........but also, or etc then always we have to use our verb according to the 2nd subject.

Either ram or shyam goes to temple.
He or she plays well.

Rules 7.- some pairing words they are always consider as a singular subject because they give the idea of the single thing so they are always connected by singular verb.

Bread and butter
is my favorite.
Ups and downs ruins her life.

Rule 8 = those pronoun which are used to represent indefinite no of persons or things are called as indefinite pronoun.
They are as following
Someone, anyone, everyone, no one none, everybody, somebody, anybody, nobody, everything, something, anything, nothing etc

Indefinite pronouns are always consider as a singular subject so they are always connected by singular verb.

Everyone teaches well.
Nothing has been done.

Rule 9. Both/ several/ various/many+ plural noun+ plural verb

Both boys are playing.
Several visitors have been presenting there.
Various items have been served in the party.
Many colleges are good in the town.

Rule 10-If the structure is-
         Many a/Many an + Singular noun + singular verb

Many a mother tries to be the best.
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