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Readbi english ,readbi             Ellipsis Introduction :W e often leave out words to avoid repetition ,or in other  cases when the meaning can be understood without them. This is called  "Ellipsis". 1.Replies: In replies we usually avoid repeating information  that has just been given. Eg: who said that? andJohn(more natural  than John said that) 2. Structures with and,but and or Repeating words are dropped in co-or- donate sentences. Eg: a knife and a fork. (Not a knife and a fork). She was poor but  honest.(not .... but  she was honest). 3.At the end of noun phrase It is sometimes possible to drop nouns after  adjectives ,noun modifiers and or determiners. Eg: Do you want long bench? No,short(no I'll have short bench) 4.Infinitives:we can  use "to" instead  of repeating a  while infinitive. Eg: Have a good time? I'll try.(I'll  try to have a  go...

Readbi english , readbi english. Definitions of verbs. L exical verbs: In any simple Sentence or complex sentences we can see main verbs . Those main verbs are called Regular verb:  when a verb follows the regular pattern of past tense formation with 'ed'(or d or t) with or without vowel change ,it is called a regular verb or a Weak verb. Irregular verb : A  verb    which forms it's past tense without the regular "ed" suffix is called a irregular verb.  When there is change in the  Vowel it is called a strong verb. Mixed verbs:  The verbs which  have both strong and weak form are called  mixed verbs.

Readbi english , read English. Relative pronouns The importance  & usage Of Relative pronouns. Some Relative pronouns:.    1.Who 2.Whom 3.Which 4.That 5.Whose 1.who : refers only people. Never to things. Eg: My father ,who loves antiques ,collect stamps. I don't like him who  loves snakes. 2.whom: asking what or which Person or people. Eg: Whom did you see? (also who did you see?) To whom did you send the message ? (also -who did you send the message?) 3.Which:refers only  to things never to  People. Eg: The plane which arrived late was  from London. My car which was very old,breaks down often. 4.That: refers to people or  things. Eg: The book that was very exciting. The man that lives next door is very helpful. 5.Whose:  asking about ownership. Eg: whose turn is it ? Whose are these keys? ** *Note** * a relative pronoun (who,which  or that) is always placed ...

        Readbi - english         Uses of pronouns Personal pronouns : are Used to refer to specific nouns. Eg: I,me,you,yours,they he,it,us and etc.                      Relative pronouns : Introduce dependent  clauses. Eg: who,whom that,.  which,what and whose. Interrogative pronouns : Introduce a question Eg: who,whose,whom,what and which. Reflexive pronouns : deal  with  the self. Eg: myself,herself, himself,yourselves  themselves. Demonstrative pronouns: show which nouns perform  or receive the action. Eg: this,these,that,and those. Indefinite pronouns: are  used  to show an unspecific number of nouns . Eg: all,few,many,none other,something, anyone,and neither. Readbi english , Readbi english  Readbi english Presents.      

Primary english , primary english .                    Different forms of pronouns.                                                                                                      Sub . Obj .    Attribute predi   Reflexive                  ,           ,                    ,         ,                       .                                            ...

         Read    English                                                    Parts of speech .                                                              This is very important part in any language .Different language different number of parts. But in English ,there are  11 parts .                                                                                                               ...

dsc4english    dsc4english.                                    Division of Alphabet.                                                                                                                       English alphabet has 26 letters . From A-Z.                     The alphabet is divided into two parts.                                                                    ...