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VERB

verb  A verb is a word that shows an action, occurrence, or state of being in a sentence. Examples Action verbs: run, write, eat, jump → She runs every morning. State of being verbs: is, am, are, was, were → He is happy. Helping (auxiliary) verbs: have, has, will, can, do TYPES OF VERBS 1. Action Verbs Show physical or mental action. Examples: run, write, think, eat 👉 She writes a letter. 2. Linking Verbs Link the subject to more information. Examples: is, am, are, was, were, seem, become 👉 He is tired. 3. Helping (Auxiliary) Verbs Help the main verb show tense or mood. Examples: is, have, has, will, can, do 👉 They are playing outside. 4. Transitive Verbs Need an object to complete meaning. Example: She reads a book. 5. Intransitive Verbs Do not need an object. Example: The baby slept . 6. Modal Verbs Show ability, permission, possibility, or obligation. Examples: can, may, must, should, could 👉 You must study. 7. Finit...
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PRONOUN

  Parts of Speech – PRONOUN Pronoun → A pronoun is a word used in place of a noun. Types of Pronoun 1. Personal Pronoun Used for persons or things • I, we, you, he, she, it, they 2. Possessive Pronoun Shows ownership • mine, yours, his, hers 3. Reflexive Pronoun Refers back to the subject • myself, yourself, himself 4. Demonstrative Pronoun Points to something • this, that, these, those 5. Interrogative Pronoun Used to ask questions • who, what, which MCQs on Pronoun 1. A pronoun is a word used in place of a _____. a) verb b) adjective c) noun d) adverb Answer: c) noun 2. Which of the following is a personal pronoun? a) mine b) this c) he d) who Answer: c) he 3. “This book is mine.” The word 'mine' is a ______ pronoun. a) personal b) possessive c) reflexive d) demonstrative Answer: b) possessive 4. Which pronoun shows ownership? a) he b) myself c) mine d) who Answer: c) mine 5. Which is a reflexive pronoun? a) himself b) they c) this d) whose Answer: a) himself 6. “She hurt her...
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PARTS OF SPEECH

  NOUN Noun → A noun is the name of a person, place, thing, or idea. Types of Noun 1. Proper Noun Name of a specific person or place • Ram • Delhi 2. Common Noun Name of a general person or place • boy • city 3. Collective Noun Name of a group • team • class 4. Material Noun Name of a material or substance • gold • water 5. Abstract Noun Name of a quality, state, or idea • honesty • happiness MCQ on Noun 1. A noun is the name of a — A. action B. quality only C. person, place, thing or idea D. describing word 2. Which of the following is a Proper Noun? A. boy B. city C. Ram D. teacher 3. Which word is a Common Noun? A. India B. Delhi C. boy D. Monday 4. The word team is an example of — A. Proper noun B. Abstract noun C. Collective noun D. Material noun 5. Which of the following is a Collective Noun? A. class B. water C. honesty D. girl 6. The word gold is a — A. Proper noun B. Common noun C. Abstract noun D. Material noun 7. Which of the following is an Abstract Noun? A. book B. hap...
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TYPES OF SENTENCES

 MCQs on TYPES OF SENTENCES Q1. He took neither my advice nor his father’s. The sentence is a -------- (a) Simple (b) Compound (c) Complex (d) Compound & Complex Q2. It is a very beautiful night. It can be changed into an exclamatory sentence as: (a) How a beautiful night it is! (b) What a beautiful night it is! (c) What a beautiful night is it! (d) How beautifully night is it! Q3. State which of the following is grammatically correct: (a) How intelligent he is! (b) What an intelligent boy is he! (c) Let’s be respectful to others. (d) What are you looking for? Q4. Work hard, otherwise you will fail. (a) Complex (b) Simple (c) Declarative (d) Compound Q5. They took every precaution, ____ they suffered from the disease. (a) and (b) yet (c) so (d) for Q6. State which of the following is grammatically acceptable: (a) What fine the weather is! (b) What an intelligent girl she is! (c) What fluently she speaks! (d) How a be...
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