Not Only… But Also Not Only… But Also 🌟 Introduction The phrase “Not only… but also” is a useful way to connect two ideas in a sentence. It helps us show that both things are true or both things are important. Think of it as saying:💡 “This is true, and that is ALSO true!” ✨ […]
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Identifying Finite and Non-Finite Verbs 🌟 Finite and Non-Finite Verbs 🌟 📚 Introduction When we make sentences, we use verbs. A verb is a word that shows an action. 🎉 Examples of Verbs: Run, Jump, Eat, Sing, Play Some verbs change when we talk about different time (tense) or different subjects. These are called Finite
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Alphabetical Order Examples – From All Chapters of Navneet Class 10 Digest Arranging Words in Alphabetical Order Alphabetical order means arranging words from A to Z, just like in a dictionary. We compare the first letter of each word. If the first letters are the same, we look at the second letter, then the third
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Present participle & Past participle (with last letter doubled) Present participle (with last letter doubled) Hop → HoppingStop → StoppingRun → RunningSit → SittingPlan → PlanningSwim → SwimmingGet → GettingPin → PinningRub → RubbingTap → TappingSkip → SkippingWrap → WrappingShop → ShoppingDrop → DroppingClap → ClappingBegin → BeginningAdmit → AdmittingPrefer → PreferringPermit → PermittingCommit →
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Word Chain OF Noun/Verb/Adjectives Understanding Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives What is a Noun? A noun is a name of a person, place, thing, or animal. 📌 Examples of nouns: Person: Mom, Dad, Teacher, John, Mary Place: School, Park, India, Market, Home Thing: Ball, Pencil, Book, Chair, Car Animal: Dog, Cat, Elephant, Lion, Tiger ✔
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Identify Types Of Sentences “AN IN DEAS IM EX” 👉 AN – Affirmative & Negative (Positive or “Not”)👉 IN – Interrogative (Asks a question)👉 DEAS – Declarative / Assertive (States a fact)👉 IM – Imperative (Gives a command)👉 EX – Exclamatory (Shows strong emotion!) 🎯 Just remember: “AN IN DEAS IM EX” (like ऍन इंडियास
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Spot The Error Spot the Error (Subject-Verb Agreement) What is a Subject? A subject is who or what the sentence is about. The subject does the action in a sentence. 📌 Examples of Subjects: A boy (Who is doing the action?) The dog (What is doing the action?) She (Who is doing the action?) My
Hidden Word Examples – From All Chapters of Navneet Class 10 Digest Hidden Words ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── 🌟 HIDDEN WORDS (GRAMMAR) 🌟 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── 📘 1. WHAT IS A HIDDEN WORD? A hidden word is a smaller, real English word that you can make by using only the letters from a bigger word. ✨ Example: Big word →
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