Rhythmic English Study

Verb :- A verb is a word which denotes an action, possession, relation or state of being. A verb is a word used to tell or assert something about some person or thing. Verbs may be a word or a group of words. e.g. laugh, eat, run, play, is, am, are, was, were, could, shall, will, should, etc. Examples expressing the uses of words in the sentence. Action Children run. The man was walking. The clock strikes. I was taught. He will come. Relation/ possession I have a laptop. The cow has two eyes. A king had three queens. The poor man had no money. State of being Sita is tall. They are happy. He was a poor man. KINDS OF VERBS On the basis of use of verbs in the sentence verbs are classified into two category. They are..... Main verbs Helping verbs 1. Main verbs:-                             The verbs used alone or together with helping verbs are called main verbs. e.g.  I am a boy. I lo...

Adjective :- An adjective is a word used used to add something to the meaning of a noun or a pronoun. An adjective qualifies a noun or a pronoun.         From the definition it is clear that adjective is used to specify or qualify a noun or a pronoun in the sentence. It shows qualities, properties, etc. of the noun or the pronoun. e.g. It is a good pen. They are nice persons. He is brave. Milk is sweet. She is beautiful. Sohan is not lazy. In the sentences above good, nice, brave, sweet, beautiful and lazy are adjectives which qualifies the respective nouns. kINDS OF ADJECTIVES Mainly adjectives are of 10 types. They are..... Adjectives of quality Adjectives of quantity Adjectives of number Demonstrative adjectives Possessive adjectives Distributive adjectives Interrogative adjectives Proper adjectives Emphasizing adjectives Exclamatory adjectives Now we'll read about the definitions and examples of each of the kinds of adjecives. 1. Adjectives of quality:- Adje...

Pronoun:- A pronoun is a word used instead of a noun. A pronon is a word that comes at the place of a noun. A pronoun stands for a noun.                                                     Thus by definition we see that pronoun is the substitute for a noun. When we see sentences then we can find that, in many cases when we don't want to use noun then we use pronoun. Now we see some sentences without pronoun that how it looks like. Ram is a boy. Ram goes to school everyday. Ram has many friends. Ram is an intelligent student. We see here that the repetition of the word 'Ram' doesn't looks well. So, here is the need for the use of the pronoun. These sentences can be written by using pronoun like this. Ram is a boy. He goes to school everyday. He has many friends. He is an i...

Noun:- A noun is the name of person, animal, place, thing, feeling or idea. A noun is a naming word. A noun is the name of anything. e.g.- Ram, Shyam, Ganga, Sita, Patna, Delhi, India, love, hate, brotherhood, friendship, etc.                      By definition of noun we get to know that noun is the name of anything that we see, that we think, that we can imagine, that we can feel, etc.                      There are five types of noun in English language. They are..... Proper Noun Common Noun Collective Noun Material Noun Abstract Noun Now we will see the definition and examples of each types of the nouns 1. Proper Noun:-                                        Proper noun is the name of a particular person, animal, place or ...

Parts of speech :-                                           All the English words are divided into eight groups according to the work they do in the sentence, each group is called parts of speech. They are....... Noun Pronoun adjective Verb Adverb Preposition Conjunction Interjection Thus there are eight types of parts of speech. We can only determine the words by seeing it in the sentence that from which category the word belongs to. Because the same word may be belonging to the different parts of speech in the different sentence. Examples:- We love India.        (love-verb) India is my love.     (love-noun) Please come in.          (in-adverb) Ram is in the room.     (in-preposition)