E English Grammar Transformation Of Sentence Only

Author : Durga Prasad
Publisher : Durga Prasad
ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : 12 pages
Book Rating : 4./5 ( download)

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Download or read book E - English Grammar (Analysis Only) written by Durga Prasad and published by Durga Prasad. This book was released on 1980 with total page 12 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: DESCRIPTION - (ANALYSIS) Whosoever wants to learn English, he/she has to learn English Grammar. Grammar teaches how to read, write and speak English correctly. Grammar is divided into five important parts: 1. : Orthography 2. : Etymology 3. : Syntax 4. : Punctuation 5. : Prosody A learner of English Grammar is taught about alphabet 26 letters – Capital and Small letters separately – how to read , how to write and how to speak ( pronounce ) these letters nicely with ease. Then with the joining of one letter to another letter or letters they are taught how to form words step by step. Here also they are taught the method or art how to spell well these letters and how to learn nicely to read, write and speak these words with ease. At the third stage of teaching they are taught how to make sentence with the help of subject, verb, object and moreover with the complements, if any. For the students of senior classes they have to learn more about important chapters of Grammar so that they can be able to write the answers of long type questions, essays, letters etc. Over and above some grammar portions are also prescribed in the syllabus/prospectus. As these portions are very important ones and tough also, the students have to pay proper attention to the rules and get them by heart. These chapters are very important in English grammar: 1. : Kinds of sentence 2. : Parts Of Speech 3. : Tense 4. : Narration – Direct and Indirect Speech 5. : Transformation 6. : Analysis ( Clauses ) 7. : Synthesis 8. : Punctuation Analysis is a very important chapter of English Grammar. Analysis means to analyze a complex sentence mainly into two parts – 1 – Principal Clause and 2 – Subordinate Clause with its exact kind i.e. whether it is a Noun Clause or an Adjective Clause or an Adverb Clause. In this chapter the author has made an attempt in a very simple language with very suitable examples as to how students can understand which part of the sentence is a Principal Clause and which part is a Subordinate Noun Clause or Subordinate Adjective Clause or Subordinate Adverb Clause and why ? Students after learning the lesson can easily pick out the clauses from the complex sentence comprising of Principal Clause and Subordinate Noun Clause or Subordinate Adjective Clause or Subordinate Adverb Clause but with appropriate reasons under the rules as stated in the booklet of Analysis – A part of English Grammar. Do hope students and the boys desirous of learning English can be able to learn this important chapter within a few hours and can mastery over the subject by getting by heart all the relevant rules and practising to pick out clauses and naming them correctly with reasons. Over and above those people who couldn’t learn it in their students’ life can also get a golden opportunity of learning this important chapter any time while in leisure particularly on tour waiting for bus, train or flight or when they are in leisure in their houses or in their offices. Durga Prasad (Author) Edited by Shubham Kumar – A student of BCA – Asansol Engg. College (W.B.) ***********************************************************