Either… Or Either… Or 🌟 IntroductionThe phrase “Either… or” is used to present two possibilities or choices in a sentence. It helps us show that one option is true, and the other could also be true, but not both at the same time.Think of it as saying:💡 “This OR that is true!” ✨ Why Use […]
Neither… Nor 🌟 Introduction The phrase “Neither… nor” is used to show that two things are not true or do not happen. It helps us express negative statements clearly and effectively. Think of it as saying: 💡 “This is NOT true, and that is also NOT true!” 🌟 Why Use “Neither… Nor”? ✔ It makes
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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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 letter, and so on. Simple Example: Cat, Dog, Apple, Ball The correct
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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 Words Find out hidden words from the following words (minimum 4,5,6 letters) Environment: vent, iron, mint, mentor, event, minor Transportation: train, sport, station, port, ration, transit Celebration: table, create, rate, cable, trace, react Friendship: friend, finder, ship, pride, shred, spend Understanding: stand, garden, sand, grand, range, danger Communication: action, nation, comic, union, atomic,
