English Learning Course

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How to learn English.

• BY Asif Ali
• http//www.onlineittuts.com
• http//www.learn2free.com

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How to learn English.

• Grammar.
• Tenses.
• Vocabulary.
• Sentence Structure.
• Active and Passive Voice.
• Direct and Indirect speech.
• Letter Writing.
• Paragraph Writing

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Usage of English.

• It is used in Developed Countries, Western,
  Eastern, Organizations, Universities, Schools,
  Colleges, Laboratories, Government Institution
  and Non-Government Organizations, etc.

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What is Grammar?

• The rules and regulation of any language is
  called grammar. It helps us to write sentence and
  also how to read, speak correct sentence.

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What is letter?

• The symbol of any language is called letter.
• OR. The member of any alphabet is called letter.
• Example. A, B, C, D, E, F.

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Types of letter?

• There are two types of letter.
• Vowel there are six vowels. A, E, I, O, U, and
  Y. the Y is the semi vowel. Vowels are the most
  important in the English. Because, without vowels
  no any word or sentence can be formed. Example
  pen, car, sky, make. Ball.
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• Consonant without vowels the other letters of
  alphabet are consonant for examples C, B, D, F,
  G, H, J, and K. l,m,w

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What is word?

• Two or more than two letters are combined to show
  complete meaning is called word.
• Or.
• The Combination of two or more letters which show
  complete sense.
• Example
• Mobile, Hand, laptop, Mouse, Printer.
• Koob, rac, elif.

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What is sentence?

• It is group of combined words which gives
  complete meaning.
• I like car

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KINDS OF SENTENCES

• Sentences may be classified according to the
  purpose of the speaker or writer. The four
  principal

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Purposes of a sentence are described below.

• The declarative sentence is used to make a
  statement of fact, wish, intent, or feeling.
• Ex. I have seen that movie twice. I wish I could
  go on the picnic.
• 2. The imperative sentence is used to state a
  command, request, or direction. The subject is
  always
• "You," even though it may not be expressed in
  the sentence.
• Come here, stand up, please do it for me, get
  out, sit down, do it fast.
• ex. (You) be on time for dinner. (You) Open the
  window, please.
• 3. The interrogative sentence is used to ask a
  question. It is followed by a question mark.
• Ex. Do you have a sweater? Are you having a bad
  day? Will you come with me? May I come in?
• 4. An exclamatory sentence an exclamation point.
  Is used to express strong feeling. It is followed
  by
• ex. doesnt burn you out! Keep out! He screamed,
  Help!

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What is Noun?

• Noun is the name of any person, place, thing or
  animal. It is also the name of the things which
  are visible or invisible.
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• Examples
• Person Akbar, Rahim, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Nelson
  Mandela.
• Place school, hotel, house, library.
• Thing book, pen, glass, mobile.
• Animal lion, dog, horse, snake.
• Invisible things air, soul, angles, fairy

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Kinds of Noun.

• There are five kinds of noun, and they are given
  below.
• Common Noun
• common noun is the common name of any person,
  place, thing or animal.
• Example
• Place school, hotel, house, library.
• Thing book, pen, glass, mobile.
• Animal lion, dog, horse, snake.

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Proper Noun

• proper noun is the proper name of any person,
  place, thing or animal.
• Example  
• Place Dawn school, Paris hotel, white house,
  congress library.
• Thing English book, dollar pen, steel glass,
  Nokia mobile.
• Animal tiger, cheetah, tony dog, black snake.

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Material Noun

• It is the name of things from which other things
  are made.
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• Example
• Wheat, Flour, Water, Cotton, wood

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Abstract Noun

• The Name of the things which cannot be seen or
  touched but only felt.
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• Example
• Air, Angle, English, Mathematics, Fragrance,
  Happiness, Hatred, Hotness, Coldness.

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Collective Noun

• The group, collection of things which can be
  named as one.
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• Example
• Army, Cricket Team, Bunch of Keys, Assembly.

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GENDERS OF NOUN

• THERE ARE FOUR GENDERS OF NOUN
• 1. MASCULINE GENDER
• A noun is said to be in the Masculine gender if
  it refers to a male character or member of a
  species.
• Man, lion, hero, boy, king, horse and actor are
  nouns of masculine gender.
• Example
• A boy is playing in the play-ground.
• Hero of the movie is not a native of this
  country.
• In these sentences the words boy and hero are
  masculine-gender nouns. The next in the
  Noun-Gender is feminine gender. 

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Feminine gender.

• A noun is said to be in the feminine gender if it
  refers to a female member of a species. Woman,
  lioness, heroine, girl, mare, niece, empress, cow
  and actress are few of the feminine-gender nouns
  that we use.
• Example
• A girl is playing in the play-ground.
• Heroine of the movie is not a native of this
  country.
• In these sentences the words girl and heroine
  are feminine-gender nouns. The next in the
  Noun-Gender is common gender.

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Common gender

• A noun is said to be in Common gender if it
  refers to a member of species which can be a male
  or a female.
• Child, student, friend, applicant, candidate,
  servant, member, parliamentarian and leader are
  few of the common-gender nouns.
• Example
• A child is playing in the play-ground.

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Neuter gender

• A noun is said to be in the neuter gender if it
  refers to a member of a species which is neither
  a male nor a female. Normally nouns referring
  to lifeless objects are in neuter nouns. Chair,
  table, tree, star, mountain, street, book,
  car, paper, pencil
• And computer is few of the neuter nouns which we
  use regularly. 

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Singular and plural noun

• Singular Nouns are those nouns which can be
  counted in numbers.
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• Pen, car, mobile, cup, book, finger.

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Plural nouns

• are those nouns cannot be counted in numbers,
  which can be measured and weight.