Important Rules of grammar, Noun and its kinds, Pronoun and its kinds, Adjective, its degrees and pair of words in the use of adjectives, Errors in the use of Tenses, Conditional type sentences, Infinitives, Gerunds, Verbs, and its kinds and uses, Participles, Adverbs its kinds and uses, Preposition, Article, and Conjunctions.
The use of Distributive and Indefinite pronouns 1. Distributive pronouns are referring to each individual of a class, not the class collectively. They are each, every, either and neither. Each, Every, Neither, None and One refer to persons, or things one at a time and should be followed by a singular verb and a singular …
The Formation of the Possessive Case A noun expresses its relation with the other noun in many forms. It may express possession, family or relations or other forms of links. In order to indicate these relations, we use an apostrophe (‘) and (s) with the end of the noun of living things or of with …
Introduction of Pronouns and Common Error in the use of the Personal Pronoun Pronoun A word that is used to avoid the repetition of a noun is called pronoun. As: I, We, He, You, This, Who, It, etc. 1st Kind Of Pronoun Personal Pronoun(Introduction) A pronoun that expresses a distinction of person. Such as I, …
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Introduction of Noun and Errors in the use of Nouns 1.Common nouns are grouped into two broad classes countable nouns and uncountable nouns. Countable nouns are also called count nouns and uncountable nouns are also called non-count nouns. Countable nouns Boy Boys Book Books cow cows Uncountable nouns Incorrect Correct Milks Milk Equipments Equipment Note: …
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10 Common Errors – Important Rules of Grammar 1. When the subject is singular, take a singular verb. If the subject is plural, take plural verb. Agreement of subject with verb Singular Verbs Plural Verbs is are was were has have eats, goes, Eat, go Examples: 1. He go to college daily. (Incorrect) He goes …
