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Part of Speech 1-40  \na.Noun 1  \nb. Pronoun 10  \nc. Adjective 17  \nd. Verb 23  \ne. Adverb 30  \nf. Preposition 35  \ng.Conjunction 40  \n2. Tense 44  \n3. Articles 51  \n4. Conditional Sentences 55  \n5. Subject Verb Agreement 58  \n6. Voice 63  \n7. Narration 68  \nVOCABULARY  \n1. Synonym & Antonym 72  \n2. Phrasal Verb 93  \n3. Idiom & Phrases 105  \n4. One Word Substitutions 137  \nOBJECTIVE PART  \n1. Reading Comprehension 146  \n2. Cloze Test 152  \n3. Rearrangement of Sentence 157  \n4. Fillers 161  \n5. Error Detection 165  \n6. Sentence Improvement 167  \n7. Application & Letter 172  \nVERB  \nVerb have traditionally been defined as“Action” words are “doing” words.  \nRavi plays Football Plays –(Verb) Aditi made a doll.  \nBase form  \n\n| V1 | V2 | V3 |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Present\u003Cbr>(plural form of verb) | Past | Past\u003Cbr>Participle |\n| Ex.: Go | Went | Gone |\n\n\n| V4 | V5 | V6 |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Gerund or | S/es sing. | (to + v1) |\n| Present | And plural | (infinitive) |\n| participle | forms of verb |  |\n| Going | Goes | To go |\n\n• Noun + s/es – plural  \n• Verb + s/es – singular  \nTypes of verbs:  \n(1)Transitive Verb:  \nA verb which require an object after it to complete its sence is called a transitive verb.  \nEx: The man killed a snake.  \nThe boy opened the window.  \nSentence esa verb killed, opened ds ckn object a snake, the window es iz ;ks x gqvk gStks verb dks quarito dj jgk gS A vr: killed, opened transitive verb gS A  \n(2) Finite Verb:  \n• Those ver that have a definite relation with the subject or noun.  \n(ii)  \n(3)  \n• These verbs are usually the main verb of a clause or sentence and can be changed according to the noun.  \n• They are used only in present and past tense.  \nEx: She goes home  \nShe went home.  \nNon-finite verbs:  \nThese verbs cannot be the main verb of a clause or sentences as they do not talk about the action that is being performed by the subject or noun.  \n• They do not indicate any tense, mood or gender.  \nThey are used as nouns, adverb and adjectives.  \nInfinitive and general  \n(1)As the subject of a verb:  \nEx-To smoke is injurious to health, (to + V1)– infinitive  \nSmoking is injurious to health (V2 + ing)  \n– Gerund  \n(2) As the object of a verb:  \nEx: (i) He wants to create on account.  \n(ii) The students stopped studying.  \nAs the compliment of a Verb:  \nEx: (i) My job is teaching. (Verb) He is submit his documents.  \n(4) As the object of a preposition:  \nEx: (i) They are fond of playing cricket  \n(Pre.)  \n(ii) The building is about to tall.  \n(Pre.)  \nIntransitive Verb:  \nA verb which does not require an object to complete it sense but makes good serve by itself, is called an intransitive verb.  \nEx:-  \n(i) The man died  \n(ii) The girl smiled  \n(iii) The sun shines  \nSentence esa verb died, smiled.Shines dk iz ;ks xgqvk gS tks object ds fcuk gks vFkZ Li”V dj jgk gS Avr: ;s intransitive verbs gS A  \nRules For infinite:  \n(1) We use infinite means only first form of verb. (V1) [not to + V1] after these words. Make let, see, Hear, Bid, Need, Not, Dare note, Would rather, had better, rather than, had rather, do everything but /Except, do nothing but / except etc.  \nEx:  \n(i) I made him to laugh. (x) I made him laugh (V1) (√)  \n(ii) Let me to go there (x) Let me go there (√)  \n(iii) They did everything but study (V1) in the college. 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