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Lesson No:15  An Adjective and its types, forms and functions An adjective is a word that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun in a sentence. Adjectives can add information about size, shape, color, age, personality, and many other qualities of the noun they modify. Adjectives have three forms in English: P ositive, Comparative and Superlative. Positive Form: The basic form of the adjective, used to describe a noun. For example, "The big dog." Comparative Form: Used to compare two things and indicate a difference between them. The comparative form is usually formed by adding "-er" to the end of the adjective or by using the word "more" before the adjective. For example, "The dog is bigger than the cat." or "The dog is more energetic than the cat." Superlative Form: Used to describe the highest degree of comparison between three or more things. The superlative form is usually formed by adding "-est" to the end of the adject

Lesson No: 14                      The Noun Case in Language and its Functions in English Grammar The Noun case refers to the grammatical category that indicates the relationship between a noun, pronoun, or adjective and other elements in a sentence. It shows the noun's function in the sentence, such a s whether it is the subject, object, possessive, etc. Here are a few examples of common noun cases : Nominative Case: This is the case used for the subject of a sentence. For example, "The dog chased the cat." In this sentence, "the dog" is the subject and is in the nominative case. Accusative Case: This case is used for the direct object of a sentence. For example, "The boy threw the ball." In this sentence, "the ball" is the direct object and is in the accusative case. Dative Case: This case is used for the indirect object of a sentence. For example, "The mother gave the son a gift." In this sentence, "the son" is the in

Lesson No:13  The Noun of Number its kinds and functions in English The noun of number refers to the grammatical category of a noun that specifies the quantity of the objects or entities it refers to. There are two main types of noun number: Singular: Used to refer to one entity or object. Example: "book," "apple." Plural: Used to refer to multiple entities or objects. Example: "books," "apples." The function of Noun number in Language The function of noun number in language is to help convey the quantity of the entities or objects being referred to. This is important in forming correct and meaningful sentences in a language. The use of singular or plural nouns can impact the meaning of a sentence and can affect the choice of other elements in the sentence, such as verbs, pronouns, and adjectives. For example, "The cat is sleeping" vs. "The cats are sleeping." PDF Form

  Lesson No:12 The Noun of Gender, its Types and Uses in English Language A noun of gender refers to the grammatical classification of a noun as either masculine, feminine, or neutral. There are three types of noun gender in most languages: Masculine: Used for male entities or objects. Example: "king," "lion." Feminine: Used for female entities or objects. Example: "queen," "lioness." Neutral: Used for entities or objects that do not have a gender. Example: "child," "tree." In some languages, the gender of a noun may be arbitrary and has no relation to the natural gender of the entity it represents. However, in other languages, the gender of a noun is determined by the biological gender of the entity or by the gender assigned to it by cultural norms. In grammar, the gender of a noun affects the form of articles, adjectives, and pronouns used with the noun, which can impact the meaning of a sentence. PDF Form

  Lesson No.1 English Grammar: Table of Contents Part-I The sentence and its structure The subject and predicate The clause and phrase    All types of clauses and phrases   Parts of Speech and its all types The noun of gender The noun of number The noun case The adjective and its all types Comparison of adjectives Adjectives used as nouns Position of the adjectives The correct use of some adjectives Articles Personal pronouns Reflexive and emphatic pronouns Demonstrative Indefinite Pronouns Distributive Pronouns Relative pronouns Interrogative pronouns  Definite pronouns            Available in Pdf