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    The Easiest Way To Learn English Grammar

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    The document provides guidance on learning English grammar in 3 steps: 1. Learn the 8 basic elements of grammar: nouns, verbs, prepositions, etc. Practice examples daily. 2. Build vocabulary by learning 20-25 new words per day, including their meanings and spellings. 3. Learn about sentence structure by starting with simple sentences following the subject-verb-object format and practicing changing the verbs. Verbs have 3 forms and adding "-ing" creates the continuous form. Helping verbs and modal verbs are also explained.

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    The document provides guidance on learning English grammar in 3 steps: 1. Learn the 8 basic elements of grammar: nouns, verbs, prepositions, etc. Practice examples daily. 2. Build vocabulary by learning 20-25 new words per day, including their meanings and spellings. 3. Learn about sentence structure by starting with simple sentences following the subject-verb-object format and practicing changing the verbs. Verbs have 3 forms and adding "-ing" creates the continuous form. Helping verbs and modal verbs are also explained.

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    English Grammer Notes

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    The document provides guidance on learning English grammar in 3 steps: 1. Learn the 8 basic elements of grammar: nouns, verbs, prepositions, etc. Practice examples daily. 2. Build vocabulary by learning 20-25 new words per day, including their meanings and spellings. 3. Learn about sentence structure by starting with simple sentences following the subject-verb-object format and practicing changing the verbs. Verbs have 3 forms and adding "-ing" creates the continuous form. Helping verbs and modal verbs are also explained.

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    The document provides guidance on learning English grammar in 3 steps: 1. Learn the 8 basic elements of grammar: nouns, verbs, prepositions, etc. Practice examples daily. 2. Build vocabulary by learning 20-25 new words per day, including their meanings and spellings. 3. Learn about sentence structure by starting with simple sentences following the subject-verb-object format and practicing changing the verbs. Verbs have 3 forms and adding "-ing" creates the continuous form. Helping verbs and modal verbs are also explained.

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    The easiest way to learn English grammar

    1. 8 basic things:
     Nouns
     Verb
     Preposition
     Conjunctions
     Interjections
     Pronoun
     Adverbs
    (Sab ton pehla eh 8 cheeja di samaj honi chahidi aa)
    (Har roj apne dimaag ch yaad karo)
    (Naal naal examples v try karo)

    2. Vocabulary: English de layi vocab vi chahidi aa.becoz shabdaan da


    meaning pata hona jroori aa
    Daily : 20 to 25 , noun/verb with meaning likh ke dekhne hai, is naal
    spellings da v pata lagda rhega.

    3. Then comes sentences: sentence da general structure:


    subject+ verb+ object
    Eg: I play hockey

    Note: Subject/object kdi change nahi hunde.


    Sentence = sub+ verb+ object
    I play hockey.
    I will play hockey. (sirf verb change hunda hai)
    I had played hockey. (is krke verb bohat jroori ne)
    Verbs:
    Kisse v kamm nu verb kehnde ne.
    Jive ki play, eat, run, go, sleep, come (har ik verb diaan three forms
    hundia ne) V1, V2, V3 and ing hamesha V1 de naal aunda hai.

    Verb :
     Helping (12): auxiliary and modals
     Action verb

    Auxiliary: modals:

    1 Be 4 can
    2 Has 5 may
    3 Do 6 shall
    7 will
    8 must
    9 have to
    10 need to
    11 ought to
    12 use to

    12 types de helping verbs nall 12 types de sentences bande ne.

    1 Be: (avastha) It is truth. / There is match.


    2 Has:( kise kol kush hona) It has beautiful design. / I have
    your key.
    3 Do: ( koi kamm) Do your work. / I do like your work.
    4 Can: (ability/sakda) I can help you.
    5 May: (permission/sakda) you may go.
    6 Should: (advice/chahida) you should help others.
    7 Will: (would/certainty/sakda) I would come there.
    8 Must: (jroori) we must eat healthy.
    9 Have to: (jroori) you have to go.
    10 Need to: (lorr) we need to go outside.
    11 Ought to: (lorr) India ought to have support of neighbors.
    12 Use to: (aadat) I use to wake up early in the morning.

    Be:

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