Interesting Grammar

 Definition- Word that describes the quality of a Noun or a Pronoun is called an Adjective.                                   'Or'  Describing word is called an Adjective. Types of Adjectives Four most common types of Adjectives are - Adjectives of Quality. Adjectives of Quantity. Demonstrative Adjectives. Adjectives of Comparison. Adjectives of Quality They describe the size, shape, color and manner. 'Of what kind ?' The building is big . Taj is a wonderful monument. He is an honest boy. Mr. Kapoor is a famous doctor. Apple is red and sweet . Adjectives of Quantity Adjectives of Quantity tell us about the quantity of a Noun or a Pronoun. "How much or How many." I took some notebooks. They had enough plates. Many students passed the tests. They have completed most of their work. I don't have much time. Demonstrative Adjectives Demonstrative Adjectives are used to modify a Noun so that...

 Definition Word that tells more about a Verb is called an Adverb.                             'Or' An Adverb is a word that tells How, When Where or How often an action is done. Types of Adverbs There are four types of Adverbs:- Adverb of Manner. Adverb of Time. Adverb of Place. Adverb of Frequency. Adverbs of Manner Adverbs of Manner tell us how an action is done. Some of them are - ill, well, badly, fast, slowly, certainly, sincerely, etc. Examples- The soldiers fought bravely . She writes neatly . The children played happily . An Adverb of Manner should be placed after the Object. If there is no Object, it should be placed after the Verb. He spoke clearly. He spoke everything clearly. She worked carefully. She did her work carefully. Adverbs of Time Adverbs of Time tell us when an action is done. Some of them are - today, yesterday, tomorrow, now, then, early, late, soon, etc. Examples- I wake up early in ...

 Definition Word that shows action or state of being is called a Verb.                                 'Or' Action word is called a Verb. Kinds Of Verbs There are three kinds of Verbs:- Transitive Verb. Intransitive Verb. Helping Verb. Transitive Verb If a Verb needs an object to complete the sense, it is called a Transitive Verb. Examples- Farmers grow wheat. The gardener watered the plants. Leela sang a song. Intransitive Verb If a Verb doesn't need an object to complete the sense, it is called an Intransitive Verb. Examples- Birds fly. Dogs bark. The Sun rose. Helping Verb/ Auxiliary A Verb which helps the main Verb to form a Tense, is called a Helping Verb or an Auxiliary. Examples- Liza is going home. My father will come tomorrow. The cows were grazing on the grass. The correct use of Verb Hope means 'to expect something good.' I hope she will fail.❎ I fear she will fail. ✅ Look at implies attent...