English my Need

27/01/2020

https://youtu.be/j34NlT2O6fY

IBPS clerk and SSC

13/01/2020

https://youtu.be/wVBDg4GBAAw

Bank and ssc

12/01/2020

https://youtu.be/PnOuFcHw3eo

05/08/2019

Non-continuous verbs are verbs that we do not normally use with continuous tenses. These "stative" verbs are about state, not action, and they cannot express the continuous or progressive aspect. Here are some of the most common non-continuous verbs:

1-feeling:
hate, like, love, prefer, want, wish
2-senses: appear, feel, hear, see, seem, smell, sound, taste
3-
communication: agree, deny, disagree, mean, promise, satisfy, surprise
thinking: believe, imagine, know, mean, realize, recognize, remember, understand
4-other states:
be, belong, concern, depend, involve, matter, need, owe, own, possess
Ex I was seeming wrong (incorrect)
I seemed wrong (correct)

20/07/2019

Noun expressing Numbers should be singular in form if they are qualified by Numerical Adjective.
Ex-Hundreds of students
There are three hundreds students in a school
Here 'three' is an numerical adjective therefore we can't use plural form of noun 'hundred'

12/06/2019

Vocabulary
1-horrendous -horrible
Trick-Horr (taken from horrendous +ible)
2-jaded-fade
Trick-jaded with fade
3-snag-obstacle
Trick-Raste mein snake ane ki wajah se snag ho gaya
4-Fractious-irritable
Trick -separate fract from the word
Add 'ure' to it and it becomes fracture
Fracture ki wajah se vo irritable Ho gaya

12/06/2019

Ram said to me, " I have lost my pen"
Ram told me that he had lost his pen
Here we change 'said to' into 'told'
Reporting verb should be followed by object then we are able to change it

10/06/2019

https://youtu.be/nekud9k2LQI

B. Ed exam

09/05/2019

Cure-verb+of
Ex-The doctor will cure your friend of Malaria
Cure-Noun + for
Ex-what will be the best cure for a flu?

09/05/2019

Nouns ending with 's' or 'es' are followed by s'
Ex-Jesus' sake

29/04/2019

Latin comparative like senior, junior, prior, posterior,superior,inferior and anterior are followed by 'to' instead of 'than'
Ex-I am senior to him

Imp- Few Latin comparative like major, minor and ulterior are now not used as a comparative adjective but as a positive degree adjective in modern English
Ex- He is a minor
These adjectives are used as a noun now

29/04/2019

When the verb is transitive then
We will use either Nominative case or objective case pronoun after 'than'
Ex-I like you more than he(that is, mire than he likes )

I like you more than him (that is, more than I like him)

When the verb is an intransitive then we use only nominative case(he/she/it/I/you/we/they)
Ex-He is taller than she
She is richer than he

Transitive verb-Verb + Object
Ex He is playing in the garden(here garden is an object)
Intransitive -verb

27/04/2019

We have seen stylish English error like Myself Mike Sabestein but if we look closely to it we could find it's blunder
Look-Reflexive pronoun such as myself, himself,Ourselves etc are generally used after verbs in order to transfer the action of the verb on a subject Therefore it is a big blunder to use it before Subject
Ex-They enjoyed themselves in the party

27/04/2019

Some Nouns ending with s or es are always used with singular verb irrespective of their plural form
Ex-Physics,Maths,ethics,politics,statistics,Arabian Nights,United states,Measles etc
Ex-Measles have been broken out in the city
But we look into this example we find that Measles is a type of disease Therefore we have to use 'has' instead of have

27/04/2019

Preposition +v1(Gerund-ving-Noun)
Preposition + object(either noun or objective pronoun )
Ex- I am confident of winning this match.

Here win is a base form of the verb so we need to convert into Gerund verb form because Gerund is a verbal noun

24/04/2019

If Something is imaginary or contradict a given fact then we use 'as if' or ' as though'
Ex-He memorises as if he were a parrot

24/04/2019

Joint possession-
James and John's car means they have same car

Separate possession
James's and John's father
It means the father of both James and John are different

Error-There was1/ no money in the bank2/in james's 3/ and John's joint account 4/No error5
Here both John and James have a common account therefore error is in part 3 so we need to remove apostrophe from James

24/04/2019

Antecedent + Relative pronoun
Rules-1-we never use the antecedent of relative pronoun in possessive case
Ex-I have read the Plato's writing who was a follower of Socrates
Here Plato is an antecedent and it is given in possessive form which is wrong according to the explained rule so we need to change 'Plato's writing 'into 'writing of Plato