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Determiners
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Parts of Speech
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Subject-Verb Agreement
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The Sentence
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Modals
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Nouns
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Adverbs
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Adjectives
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Pronouns
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Verbs
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Punctuation
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Auxiliaries
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Prepositions
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Tenses
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Articles
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Conjunctions
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Interjections
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Editing
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Letter - Formal
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Letter - Informal
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Paragraph Writing
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Picture Composition
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Notice Writing
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Speech
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Email
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Diary Entry
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Process Description
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Story Writing
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Descriptive Composition
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Article Writing
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Bio Sketch
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Message
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Dialogue Writing
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Data Interpretation
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Report writing
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(Honeysuckle) - Prose -1. Who Did Patrick's Homework?
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(Honeysuckle) - Poem -1. A House, A Home
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(Honeysuckle) - Prose -2. How the Dog Found Himself a New Master!
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(Honeysuckle) - Poem -2. The Kite
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(Honeysuckle) - Prose -3. Taro's Reward
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(Honeysuckle) - Poem -3. The Quarrel
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(Honeysuckle) - Prose -4. An Indian-American Woman in Space:Kalpana Chawla
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(Honeysuckle) - Poem -4. Beauty
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(Honeysuckle) - Prose -5. A Different Kind of School
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(Honeysuckle) - Poem -5. Where Do All the Teachers Go?
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(Honeysuckle) - Poem -6. The Wonderful Words
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(Honeysuckle) - Prose -9. Desert Animals
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Figures of Speech
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Words Denoting Collection
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Words Expressing Cries of Animals and Birds
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Diminutives
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Occupations
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Friendly Communications
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Homes and Places
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Things Where Kept
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Things Where Made
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Games Where Played
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Pieces of Things
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Countries, Their Adjectives and Persons
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Names of Young Ones
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Single Word for Group of Words
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Prefixes
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Suffixes
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Sounds Made by Various Objects
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Spellings
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Homophones
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Homonyms
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Antonyms
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Synonyms
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Idioms
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Proverbs
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Phrasal Verbs
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Primary Derivatives
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The Same Word used as Different Parts of Speech
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Direct and Indirect Speech
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Active and Passive Voice
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Question Tags & Answers
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Synthesis of Sentences
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Expansion of abbreviation
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Rhyming words
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Compound Words
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Contractions
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Sentence Structure
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Non-Finites
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The Sequence of Tenses
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Transformation of Sentences
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Conditional Sentences
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Concession and Contrast
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Reading for Comprehension
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Omission
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Jumbled Words
Adverbs
The words that modify a verb, an adjective or another adverb are called adverbs. Example: My brother looks really handsome.
We have 4 different kinds of adverbs:
1. Adverbs of manner which show us the way an action is done (well, badly, nicely)
2. Adverbs of place which show us the location of the action (here, there, outside)
3. Adverbs of time show us the time of the action (now, soon, later)
4. Adverbs of frequency show us the frequency of the action (always, never, sometimes)
In the English language, we can put an adverb in different positions in a sentence: front position, mid position and end position. There are various rules according to which we may place an adverb in a sentence.
There are various methods through which we may form adverbs from different parts of speech such as adjectives, prepositions, nouns, conjunctions and verbs. Example:
bad + ly = badly.
Adverbs also have different degrees of comparison similar to adjectives and it is possible to change the degree of comparison without changing the meaning of a sentence. The different degrees of comparison which can be interchanged are: Positive, Comparative and Superlative. Example:
Anna worked sincerely. – Positive
Anna worked more sincerely than Monica. – Comparative
Anna worked most sincerely among all the students. – Superlative
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