Concord means a harmonious relationship between two grammatical items of all the types of concord the most important is the concord of number and person between the subject and the verb.
Subject-verb Agreement|Concord
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English Grammar NCERT Syllabus IX-X
Grammar is the study of words, how they are used in sentences, and how they change in different situations.It is a system of rules that defines the grammatical structure of a language.
English grammar is the way in which meanings are encoded into wordings in the English language. This includes the structure of words, phrases, clauses, sentences, and the structure of whole texts.
Use of Few, A Few, The Few and Little, A Little, The Little
CBSE UP BOARD|GRAMMAR SOLUTION|RULES|EXAMPLES|PRACTICE SETS Hello, Dear readers, You, Exactly landed on right Place. Today, I will be discussing how and where we use Few, A Few, The Few and Little, A Little, The Little with all rules, examples and Read More …
Imperative Sentence
An imperative sentence is a type of sentence that gives instructions or advice and expresses a command, an order, a direction, or a request. Use of Imperative Sentence We use Imperative Sentence- To give an Order. Example- Bring your book. Read More …
Subject-Verb Agreement
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Modals [Modal Auxiliary]
A verb used to express the mood[mode] or attitude of a speaker is called Modal Auxiliary.Do you want to learn Modals? Find out its proper use fuctions and usage along with examples and practice set.
Direct and Indirect Narration Optative Sentence.
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Direct and Indirect Narration Exclamatory Sentence.
Today we are going to learn a very important part of Narration-We will learn how to change an Exclamatory Sentence from Direct to Indirect.
Direct and Indirect Narration Imperative Sentence.
RULES- In Imperative sentences, we change the Reporting Verb according to the sense of the sentence of Reported Speech. If there is a sense of Order we change Reporting Verb [Said To] into Ordered. Example:- My teacher said to me,”Bring Read More …
Direct and Indirect Narration, Interrogative Sentence.
Hii today we learn Direct and Indirect Narration {Interrogative Sentence} with all rules,examples and practice set.
Direct and Indirect Narration Assertive Sentence.
Direct And Indirect Narration Assertive Sentences. We change an Assertive Sentence into Indirect Speech according to the following rules- All of first we change the Reporting Verb Says to into Tells and Said to Into Told. We do not change Read More …