Parts of Speech

What is Noun

                     

NOUN

   Name of a person, place or things is called Noun.
There are two Type of Nouns they are Concrete Noun and Abstract Noun.

CONCRETE NOUN	ABSTRACT NOUN
Proper Noun	Name of action
Common Noun	Name quality
Collective Noun	Name of state
Material Noun

Pronoun

 It is a word used instead of (i.e. in the Place of Noun)

       

    Example: - Ajay is my classmate. He studies very well and he always stands                                first in the class

Pronouns are Five Types they are:-

1)      Personal Pronoun

2)      Reflexive pronoun

3)      Emphatic pronouns

4)      Demonstrative pronouns

                       

   

Verb

                         

 Verb mean it express the action of time:

Example:- 

•  I wake up at 6:00 A.M Daily.
• We submitted our project work.
• She will come tomorrow.

VERBS .

• Verbs are two types they are.

1. Main Verbs.
2. Auxiliary or Helping verbs.

 ADVERB

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ADVERB

It adds to the meaning of a verb or an adjective and another adverb is called Adverb. 

Adverb tells us How, When, Where, and How often an action can be done.

1) Dhoni hit the ball hard

    Examples: - Hit = Verb, Hard = Adverb

2) The boy ran after the bus fast

    Examples: - Ran = Verb, Fast = Adverb

3) She solved her problems easily

    Examples: - Solved = Verb, Easily = Adverb

4) They narrowly escaped from an accident

    Examples: - Narrowly = Adverb, Escaped = Verb, Accident = Verb

5) She cooks well

    Examples: - Cooks = Verb, well = Adverb

What is Adjective

                    

ADJECTIVE

It qualifies a noun.

It tells more about a noun.

Example:-

1) It is a Wonderful Movie                   =       Adjective = Wonderful, Noun = Movie

2) We saw a Horror Movie                   =      Adjective = Horror, Noun = Girl

3) The Weather is Pleasant today        =    Adjective = Pleasant, Noun = Weather

What is Preposition

                  

PREPOSITION

       Preposition means a word which is placed before a noun and pronoun to bring relation with another noun or proun is call preposition.

1) A Cow is resting under the tree.  

           Example: - Cow = Noun, Under = Preposition, Tree = Noun   

   

2) The books is on the table.

         Example: - Books = Noun, On = Preposition, Table = Noun

INTERJECTIONS

                  

Interjection means It expresses a sudden and strong feeling of surprises or shock.

Examples:-

1. Vow! What a beautiful flower.
2. Bravo! Well done.
3. Alas! India has lost the match.
4. Ouch! It pains.
5. Oops! I spoil the decoration.

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

                 

It means this tense forms are used to speak about:-

• Repeated actions
• Regular and habitual Actions
• Universal Truth
• Newspaper heading
• Fixed future Schedule
• Demonstrations
• Commentaries etc

NOTE

Verb+1 form is used to tell about plural subjects Verb+s form is used to tell about singular subjects

Positive Statements:-

1. I play cricket every Sunday.
2. We work in an M.N.C.
3. You eat non-veg.
4. They live at Mehdipatnam.
5. Students learn English.
6. Politicians forget their promises etc.

Plural Nouns

• Planets revolve around the sun.
• Monkeys love bananas.
• Some teachers pass time.
• Plants give oxygen.

PRESENT SIMPLE  AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS 

                 

SIMPLE PAST

                       

SIMPLE FUTURE

                       

              

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

                   

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENS WITH MORE INFORMATION

                    

PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

                    

FUTURE CONTINUOUS