dsc4english

Exclamations Some exclamations are given below. The meaning of the Exclamations. Word of          |  Exclamation                       Exclamation .--    meaning 1.Alas.              - sorrow 2.Hurrah.        - joy 3.Sorry.            - regret 4.pooh .           - contempt 5.Bravo.          - applaud 6.How,what.  - surprise. The sense these exclamations are useful in changing sentences into indirect or reported sentences or to change into Passive voice. The meanings of the Exclamations are more important in. any language.

Adjectives Order before nouns When several adjectives come before a noun , they are put in more or less fixed order . Here are the most important rules.for adjectives. 1. description before classification: an old political idea. Words which describe come before words which classify.the  adjectives given. Eg: An.            old.          -description political. -classification idea .       -noun 2Opinion before description Words which express opinions attitude and judgement usually come before words that simply describe . Examples are lovely definite,pure,absolute,extreme perfect,wonderful,silly. Some adjectives given below. Eg: that lovely - opinion cool.    -description drink. - noun 3. Order of descriptive  words: with adjectives. The order of descriptive words is not completely fixed.Words for origin  and material usually  come last...

Froting  A ffirmative sentences most often begin with the grammatical subject. If we begin a sentence with something fronting this is often to make it  the topic,the thing we  are talking about ,even though it is not the  grammatical subject. This can also move the main information to the end. Fronting is common in speech  Eg: This question we  have already discussed at some length. The thick bit is a fronting. People like that  I can't stand . The underlined is a fronting. *Question word clauses are also often fronted. When should I get a chance I know it properly. Fronting to emphasis Fronting words also give emphasis in short sentences.This happens  mostly in speech. Eg: Strange people they are!       Very good lesson we had       yesterday. Ellipsis as a fronting : Bring a more important word to the  fronting of the clause. Eg:postman been. Some times ...

            Case Case  is nothing but different occasions of a Noun. Different cases 1.Nominative case 2.Objective  case 3.Vocative case 4.Possessive case 1. Subjective case Eg :Rama ate a bread. Rama : subjective case or nominative case. 2. Objective case: Eg: He thanked Rama. Rama:objective case Or accusative case. Money was send to Rama. Rama: dative case. 3. Vocative case: O Rama "save me from this problem. O Rama :vocative case. 4. possessive case Eg:It is Rama's arrow. Rama's:possessive case Or Genitive case.

Readbi english Dsc4 english Social language Every language has fixed expressions  which are used on  particular social  occasion -for example When people meet leave each other go on a journey ,sit- down and so on.   Introductions When people are  introduced ,they  usually say  How do you do?               Or How are you? The response is that Glad or pleased to meet You. Greetings When meeting people (formal) Good morning/evening/afternoon Hello/Hi (informal) When leaving people Good morning/afternoon/evening. Good bye/night (very formal) Bye/Cheers/take care/see you See you later/see you next week( informal) It was nice to meet you/ meeting you. Note: Good day is unusual.Good night is used only when leaving people ( not when meeting them) Asking about health etc When we meet people we know we often ask politely about health How are you? How are things ? , How's goin...

https://readbi Happpppppppppppppp Pppppyy year                 2019.                       For all viewers Wish you Happy                   New year 2019 God Bless you Have A Nice Day With the New Year 2019. By readbi english Readbi english Readbi , read  Readbi English.

Readbi english Read link verbs Link verbs. Definition:  The verbs which are used to join an adjective or noun complement to a subject are called " Link verbs". These are called copular verbs or copulas verbs. Common examples . be,seem,appear,look sound,smell,taste,feel become,get. Eg:The car looks  fast. 2.I do feel  a fool. 3.The stew smells  good. 4.The weather is horrible. Adjectives after link verbs. After link verbs we use adjectives not adverbs. Eg:He spoke intelligently.      He seems intelligent. In the above sentences Intelligently is a adverb. Intelligent is a adjective. So "seem" is a link verb. Other uses Some of these verbs are also used with other meanings as ordinary non-link verbs. They are then used with adverbs ,not adjectives. Eg:The problem appeared impossible. 2.Rani suddenly appeared in the door way. Some other verbs used in two ways like this are Look,Taste,Feel. Read , r...