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  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

          Lesson No.11         An Interjection its types and functions in spoken and written language An interjection is a word or expression used to express strong emotions, such as surprise, anger, excitement, or joy. Types of Interjections: Exclamatory: Express strong feelings such as excitement (Wow!) or disbelief (No!) Emotional: Express feelings like pleasure (Hurray!) or anger (Oh!) Cursing: Used to express strong negative emotions (damn!) Greeting: Used to greet someone (Hello!) Attention seeking: Used to get someone's attention (Hey!) Functions of Interjections: To express emotions: Interjections are often used to express emotions that are too intense for a simple sentence. To draw attention: Interjections can be used to get someone's attention in a crowded room. To express surprise: Interjections are used to express sudden surprise or shock. To fill a pause: Interjections can be used to fill a pause in a conversation, or...