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VERB (BASIC) ................................................................................................................................. 01 – 24  \n2. TENSE ............................................................................................................................................... 25 – 40  \n3. PASSIVE VOICE ............................................................................................................................. 41 – 75  \n4. NARRATION .................................................................................................................................. 76 – 109  \n5. QUESTION TAG ............................................................................................................................ 110 – 112  \n6. SUBJECT VERB AGREEMENT .................................................................................................... 113 – 126  \n7. CONDITIONAL SENTENCE ....................................................................................................... 127 – 133  \n8. VERB (ADVANCE) ......................................................................................................................... 134 – 148  \n9. NOUN ............................................................................................................................................... 149 – 165  \n10. PRONOUN ....................................................................................................................................... 166 – 185  \n11. ADJECTIVE ..................................................................................................................................... 186 – 201  \n12. CONJUNCTION ............................................................................................................................. 202 – 215  \n13. ARTICLE ........................................................................................................................................... 216 – 230  \n14. PREPOSITION ................................................................................................................................ 231 – 269  \n15. ADVERB ........................................................................................................................................... 270 – 283  \n16. WORDS OFTEN CONFUSED & MISUSED ..............................................................................284 – 294  \n17. VOCABULARIES ............................................................................................................................ 295 – 318  \n18. SYNONYMS (PRACTICE SET) .................................................................................................... 319 – 328  \n19. ANTONYMS (PRACTICE SET) .................................................................................................... 329 – 338  \n20. ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION ..................................................................................................... 339 – 356  \n21. ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION (PRACTICE SET) ..................................................................... 357 – 366  \n22. IDIOMS & PHRASES-1 ................................................................................................................ 367 – 380  \n23. IDIOMS & PHRASES-2 ................................................................................................................ 381 – 396  \n24. IDIOMS & PHRASES (PRACTICE SET) .................................................................................... 397 – 416  \nabbreviations  \nS/ Sub → Subject O/Obj → Object V → Verb  \nS.V → Singular Verb  \nP.V → Plural Verb N → Noun  \nS.N → Singular Noun  \nP.N → Plural Noun  \nP → Pronoun  \nS.P → Singular Pronoun  \nP. P → Plural Pronoun Adj. → Adjective  \nAdv. → Adverb  \nPrep → Preposition  \nH.V → Helping Verb  \nM.V → Main Verb  \nV 1 → First Form of Verb  \nV2 → Second Form of Verb V3 → Third Form of Verb Aux. Verb → Auxilli","cbCaidvcdkUvpKTP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidvcdkUvpKTP","pdf",15311653,646,"English","# VERB (BASIC)\n## TENSE\n## PASSIVE VOICE\n## NARRATION\n## QUESTION TAG\n## SUBJECT VERB AGREEMENT\n## CONDITIONAL SENTENCE\n## VERB (ADVANCE)\n## NOUN\n## PRONOUN\n## ADJECTIVE\n## CONJUNCTION\n## ARTICLE\n## PREPOSITION\n## ADVERB\n## WORDS OFTEN CONFUSED & MISUSED\n## VOCABULARIES\n## SYNONYMS (PRACTICE SET)\n## ANTONYMS (PRACTICE SET)\n## ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION\n## IDIOMS & PHRASES-1\n## IDIOMS & PHRASES-2\n## IDIOMS & PHRASES (PRACTICE SET)","[{\"question\":\"What is covered in the “Verb (Basic)” section?\",\"answer\":\"It introduces basic verb concepts, including helping verbs and main verbs, and explains modal and marginal auxiliary verbs through rules and examples.\"},{\"question\":\"Which auxiliary verbs are classified as modal auxiliary verbs in the notes?\",\"answer\":\"The notes list modals such as can, could, may, might, shall, will, would, should, must, and ought to, along with example sentences.\"},{\"question\":\"How do marginal auxiliary verbs work according to the document?\",\"answer\":\"It explains marginal auxiliaries as need, dare, and used to, describing how they function with the main verb or as an adjective-like element, supported by the provided structure notes.\"}]","English - from Plinth to Paramount - Verb (Basic) | PDF",1790863929,1628]