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English Language and Grammar

Abirlal Mukherjee (Mukhopadhyay) 0 Comments

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. English Alphabet
    1. Introduction
    2. History of Alphabet
    3. Capital Letters
    4. Small Letters
    5. Cursive Letters
    6. Vowels and Vowel Sounds
    7. Semi Vowels
    8. Diphthongs
    9. Consonants and Consonant Sounds
  3. Constituents of Sentence
    1. Introduction
    2. Meaningful Grammatical Constituents
    3. Meaningless Grammatical Constituents
    4. Basic Sentence Structure
    5. Semantic Roles
  4. Grammatical Hierarchy
  5. Syntax
  6. Morpheme
    1. Introduction
    2. Free Morpheme
    3. Bound Morpheme
    4. Prefix, Suffix, Infix, Circumfix
  7. Word Classes
    1. Introduction
    2. Open Word Classes
    3. Closed Word Classes
  8. Article
    1. Introduction
    2. Indefinite Article
    3. Definite Article
  9. Noun
    1. Introduction
    2. Functions of Nouns
    3. Proper Noun
    4. Common Noun
    5. Collective Noun
    6. Abstract Noun
    7. Concrete Noun
    8. Material Noun
    9. Countable Noun
    10. Uncountable Noun
    11. Compound Noun
  10. Gender
    1. Introduction
    2. Masculine Gender
    3. Feminine Gender
    4. Common Gender
    5. Neuter gender
  11. Regular and Irregular Plurals
  12. Case
    1. Introduction
    2. Subjective Case
    3. Objective Case
    4. Possessive Case
    5. Vocative Case
    6. Nominative Case
    7. Accusative Case
    8. Apposition
  13. Pronoun
    1. Introduction
    2. Personal Pronoun
    3. Possessive pronoun
    4. Indefinite Pronoun
    5. Relative Pronoun
    6. Intensive Pronoun
    7. Demonstrative Pronoun
    8. Interrogative Pronoun
    9. Reflexive pronoun
  14. Adjective
    1. Introduction
    2. Adjective of Quality
    3. Adjective of Quantity
    4. Numeral Adjectives of Adjectives of Number
    5. Demonstrative Adjective
    6. Interrogative Adjectives
    7. Comparison of Adjectives / Degrees of Adjectives
    8. Regular Adjectives
    9. Irregular Adjectives
  15. Verb
    1. Introduction
    2. Main Verbs
    3. Auxiliary Verbs
      1. Be Verbs
      2. Have Verbs
      3. Do Verbs
      4. Modal Verbs
    4. Participles
      1. Present Participle
        1. Gerund
      2. Past Participle
    5. Finite Verbs
    6. Non-Finite Verbs
    7. Infinitive Verbs
    8. Regular Verbs
    9. Irregular Verbs
    10. Transitive Verbs
    11. Intransitive Verbs
    12. Moods of Verb
        1. Indicative Mood
        2. Te Imperative Mood
        3. The Subjunctive Mood
    13. Subject-Verb Agreement
  16. Adverb
    1. Introduction
    2. Conjuncts
    3. Disjuncts
    4. Adjuncts
    5. Types of Adverbs:
      1. Adverb of Manner
      2. Adverbs of Frequency
      3. Adverbs of Relative Time
      4. Adverbs of Degree
      5. Adverbs of Quantity
      6. Adverbs of Place
      7. Adverbs of Reason
  17. Preposition
    1. Introduction
    2. Simple Preposition
    3. Complex Preposition
    4. Phrase Preposition
  18. Conjunction
    1. Introduction
    2. Embedding or Nesting
    3. Coordinating Conjunctions
    4. Subordinating Conjunctions
    5. Correlative Conjunctions
  19. Interjection
    1. Introduction
    2. Primary Interjections
    3. Secondary Interjections
    4. Interjectional Phrases
  20. Numeral
    1. Introduction
    2. Cardinal Numeral
    3. Ordinal Numeral
    4. fraction
  21. Contraction
  22. One Word Substitution
    1. Introduction
    2. Generic Terms
    3. Venue or Spot
    4. Government or System
    5. Group or Collection
    6. People or Person
    7. Death or murder
    8. Profession or Research
    9. Sound
  23. Phrase
    1. Introduction
    2. Common use of the term Phrase
    3. Technical Use of the term Phrase
    4. Head and dependent
    5. Noun Phrase or Nominal Phrases
    6. Determiner Phrase
    7. Verb phrase
    8. Adverb Phrase
    9. Gerund phrase
    10. Infinitive Phrase
    11. Appositive phrase
    12. Adjective Phrase
    13. Prepositional Phrase
    14. Participle phrase
    15. Absolute Phrase
  24. Phrasal Verbs
  25. Idioms
  26. Clause
    1. Introduction
    2. Principal Clause
    3. Coordinate Clause
    4. Subordinate Clause
      1. Noun Clause
      2. Adjective Clause or Relative Clause
      3. Adverbial Clause
  27. Sentence
    1. Introduction
    2. Sentences by Their Completeness:
      1. Complete Sentence
      2. Incomplete Sentence
      3. Elliptical Sentence
    3. Sentence by Their Structure:
      1. Single Worded Sentence
      2. Multi-Worded Sentences
      3. Verbless Sentences
    4. Sentence by Expression
      1. Assertive or Declarative Sentence
      2. Interrogative Sentence
      3. Imperative Sentence
      4. Optative Sentence
      5. Exclamatory Sentence
      6. Positive Sentence/ Affirmative Sentence
      7. Negative Sentence
  28. Tense
    1. Indefinite Tense
    2. Continuous Tense
    3. Perfect Tense
    4. Perfect Continuous Tense
  29. Punctuation
    1. The Period
    2. Question Mark
    3. Exclamation mark
    4. Comma
    5. Semicolon
    6. Colon
    7. Dash
    8. Hyphen
    9. Bracket
    10. Braces
    11. Parentheses
    12. Apostrophe
    13. Question Mark
    14. Single Quotation Mark
    15. Ellipsis
  30. Voice Change
  31. Narration Change
  32. Error Correction
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About the Author: Abirlal Mukherjee (Mukhopadhyay)

Assistant Professor (Amity University), Digital Humanist
Ph.D in English (GITAM, India), M.A. and B.A. in English (B.C.C., B.K.U, India), P.G.D.E. -I by Research (B.C.U, UK), TESOL Prof. Certification (Arizona State University, USA)

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Research Associate at Indian National Law Review
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