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There are so many ways of communicatio

n.

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LANGUAGE is the easiest way

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LANGUAGEcan be SPOKEN or

WRITTEN

COMMUNICATION

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LANGUAGE

SPOKEN WRITTEN

LISTEN ---- SPEAK READ ---- WRITE

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Words (Vocabulary) tell us What to say.

Grammar tells us How to say.

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GRAMMAR consists of--

PARTS Of SPEECH

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PARTS OF SPEECH

CONSTRUCT LANGUAGE

GIVE SURITY OF CORRECT USAGE

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PARTS OF SPEECH

NOUNSPRONOUNSVERBSADJECTIVESADVERBSCONJUNCTIONSPREPOSITIONSINTERJECTIONSARTICLES

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(1) Noun → A naming word.

EXAMPLES--

boy

books

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(2) Pronoun → A word used in the place of a noun.

EXAMPLES-

I, You, He, She

It, They

Each, Every, Either, Neither, anyone,

someone

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(3) Verb → A word used to express an action or state.

EXAMPLES-

Run walk read go eat

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(4) Adjective → A word used to describe a noun.

EXAMPLES---

Beautiful, pretty, swift, obedient,

tall

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(5) Adverb →used to qualify a verb, an adjective or another adverb.

EXAMPLES--

Quickly, briskly, fast, so, very, little, much

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(6) Preposition→ A word which shows the relationship

between two words in a sentence.

EXAMPLES--

In on at from over under beside

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(7) Conjunction → A word used to join words or sentences.

EXAMPLES-

For and nor but or yet so

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(8) Interjection → A word which expresses some

sudden feeling.

Wow! Alas! Sigh!

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(9) Articles – small words used before nouns

Examples--

A An The

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How words are combined and used to form legible and coherent sentences--

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We need at least a noun and a verb to make a sentence—

Ram runs. Sohan plays. The baby sleeps. Mother walks.

noun and verb structure

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noun verb noun structure

Ram runs on the ground. Sohan plays tennis. The baby sleeps on the bed. Mother walks in the garden.

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Pronoun and verb structure

I run. You sleep. He shouts She cries. It sinks. They talk.

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Adjective and noun structure

Big table. Small girl. Naughty boy. Pink frock. Funny joke.

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Adjective plural noun structure

Big tables. Small girls. Naughty boys. Pink frocks. Funny jokes.

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adverb and adjective structure

She is a very beautiful girl. Your gift is really nice. Her son is so intelligent. Her house is pretty big. The class is really noisy.

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Verb and adverb structure

He runs fast. She sings sweetly. I write neatly. Boys eat quickly. Rohan speaks fluently.

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Conjunction

Ram and Shyam are friends.

Hema or Seema will get the first prize.

He is foolish but honest.

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Preposition

The dog is in the basket. The dog is on the chair. The dog is beside the table.

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Knowledge of Grammar makes you sure of

“How to say”

Complex made Simple