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Part–A : Grammar & Usage 5 – 104  \nz Parts of Speech 5  \n􀂋 Noun 5  \n􀂋 Pronoun 10  \n􀂋 Adjective 14  \n􀂋 Verb 18  \n􀂋 Adverb 24  \n􀂋 Preposition 27  \n􀂋 Conjunction 32  \nz Article 35  \nz Word Formation 38  \nz Tense & Sequence of Tenses 40  \nz Sentence 46  \nz Voice 47  \nz Narration 51  \nz Vocabulary 56  \nz Synonym 63  \nz Antonym 68  \nz Idioms and Phrases 73  \nz Sentence Rearrangement 80  \nz Sentence Completion 82  \nz Fill in the Blanks 83  \nz Error Correction 86  \nz Theme Detection 88  \nz Modals 90  \nz One Word Substitution 95  \nz Words often Confused and Misused 102  \n2. Part–B : Comprehension, Translation & Precise Writing 105 – 136  \n3. Part–C : Composition and Letter Writing 137 – 150  \nPart–A : Grammar & Usage  \n 1. Parts of Speech   \nos 'kCn lewg tks ,d iw.kZ vFkZ dk cksèk djkrs gSa] sentence dgykrs gSa A fdlh sentence ds 'kCnksa dks muds mi;ksx ds vkèkkj ij fuEufyf[kr oxks± esa foHkkftr fd;ktkrk gS] ftUgsa Parts of Speech dgrs gSaA Parts of Speech  \nvkB çdkj ds gSa&  \n1. Noun  \n2. Pronoun  \n3. Adjective  \n4. Verb  \n5. Adverb  \n6. Preposition  \n7. Conjunction  \n8. Interjection  \nNoun  \nA noun is a word used as the name of a person, place or thing. i.e. Ram, Delhi, City etc.  \nExample:  \nGandhi was a great leader.  \nDelhi is on the banks of the river Yamuna.  \nPronoun  \nA pronoun is a word used instead of a noun. i.e. he, she, you, they, I etc.  \nExample:  \nAnit is absent, because he is ill.  \nAdjective  \nAn adjective is a word used to add something to the meaning of a noun or pronoun.  \nExample:  \nRahul is a brave boy.  \nThere are five girls in this room.  \nVerb  \nA verb is a word used to express an action or a state. i.e. want, win, sing etc.  \nExample:  \nUday wrote a letter to his friend.  \nAllahabad is a good city.  \nAdverb  \nAn adverb is a word used to add something to the meaning of a verb. i.e. really, soon, frequently, rarely, fast etc.  \nExample:  \nHe wrote the article quickly.  \nThis flower is very beautiful.  \nPreposition  \nA Preposition is a word used with a noun or a pronoun to show how the person or things denoted by the noun or pronoun stands in relation to something [else. i.e. in](else. i.e. in), on, after, into, of, by etc.  \nExample:  \nThere is a monkey in the room.  \nThe girl is fond of music.  \nConjunction  \nA conjunction is a word used to join words as sentences. i.e. but, and, or, so, yet etc.  \nExample:  \nI ran fast but missed the bus.  \nGayatri and Smita are friends.  \nInterjection  \nAn Interjection is a word which expresses some [sudden feeling. i.e. wow](sudden feeling. i.e. wow)!, oh!, hurrah!, ouch! etc.  \nExample:  \nHurrah! we have won the game.  \nAlas! she is dead.  \ndqN 'kCn nks Parts of Speech dh rjg mi;ksx fd;stk ldrs gSa vkSj fcuk mudk mi;ksx fuf'pr fd;s ;gdguk dfBu gksxk fd fn;k x;k 'kCn fdl Part of Speech  \nls lacaèk j[krk gSA Example:  \nThey arrived soon after. 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