MAHENDIRAN GLOBAL ENGLISH

TYPES OF VERBS.  Needless to say that it is so important. If there is no verb,  that is not a sentence. What is verb? Every sentence has a verb,and gives an action to it. (Capitalised are verbs) When did you FINISH it? I AM Mahendiran. I am TEACHING Grammar. How do you DO? SWITCH ON your mobile phone. Why is this guy TORTURING us? Who IS he? If you ask,  'How many verbs are there in English language?' it's hardly to answer. Millions of verbs are there, we use some thousands or hundreds, that's all. Anyway, every verb functions as four forms. Such as PRESENT FORM (V1) Eg. WRITE. PAST FORM (V2) Eg. WROTE. PAST PARTICIPLE FORM (V3) Eg. WRITTEN. PRESENT PARTICIPLE FORM (V4) Eg. WRITING. Any verb has four forms as seen above. (Go to my link verb analysis slides mimseglobalenglish.blogspot.in .) These four forms are used in different tenses with a strong support of auxiliaries. V1 is used in all simple tenses with relevant au

Types of Pronouns. What is pronoun? Some words that are used instead of nouns are pronouns. I WE YOU HE SHE IT THEY are called Subjective basic pronouns. ME US YOU HIM HER IT THEM are called Objective basic pronouns. MY OUR YOUR HIS HER ITS THEIR are called Possessive basic pronouns, (but they are known as Possessive Adjectives.) MINE OURS YOURS HIS HERS ITS THEIRS are called Possessive basic pronouns. MYSELF OURSELVES YOURSELF/YOURSELVES HIMSELF HERSELF ITSELF THEMSELVES are called Reflexive pronouns. THIS THESE THOSE THAT SUCH are called Demonstrative pronouns. EACH OTHER ANOTHER are known as Distributive pronouns. EITHER NEITHER are called Reciprocal Pronouns. ONE SOME ANY MANY ALL NONE are known as Indefinite pronouns. (Also they are known as Indefinite adjectives.) WHAT WHICH WHO WHOM are known as Interrogative pronouns. Anyhow, a pronoun is an another word for a noun. V. MAHENDIRAN FOUNDER MAHENDIRAA INSTITUTE OF MUTUAL SPOKEN ENGLISH (MIMSE GLOBA

TYPES OF NOUNS. Noun is well known that anything in front of you. Person, thing, any living or non living being. Quality, status of a person or a thing is also a noun. Mainly four types are there. Proper noun Common noun Abstract noun Collective noun. Proper noun means names of persons, countries, cities etc. Also names of months, days are also proper noun. GANESH, NAGAPATTINAM, TAMILNADU, CHENNAI, INDIA, MONDAY, JANUARY etc. Common noun means any living being, things anything in the world. Big volume of items are common noun. FATHER, FAMILY, HOME, TOWN,  COUNTRY (NOT NAME), TABLE, CHAIR, BUILDING, TOAD, CAR, DRIVER, SHOP, SOAP, BATHROOM, BIRD, ANIMAL, COMPUTER etc. Abstract noun mean quality of a person or a thing, anything that is not seen but recognised. EDUCATION, VOLUME, DENSITY, THICKNESS, SOFTNESS, HARDNESS, EXAMINATION, CAUTION, PRECAUTION, ADMINISTRATION, NATIONALISM, BRAVERY, COURAGE, COWARD, SUPERIORITY COMPLEX etc. Collective noun means a gang of anything bei