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Lucent General English Book Topics Name
Topics Name | Materials |
Syntax | Subject-Verb Agreement (the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a language) |
Articles | Indefinite (A, An), Definite Articles (The), Rules, Practice Sets |
Noun | Countable, Uncountable Noun, Types |
Noun and the Number | Singular, Plural Number in Noun, Rules, Usage of some words |
Noun and the Gender | Masculine (Boy, Father); Feminine (Girl, Mother); Common (Baby, student); Neuter (Tree, pen) Genders, Rules |
Noun and the Case | Nominative, Objective, Possessive, Vocative Noun, Rules |
Pronoun | is for-a-noun, Kinds of pronouns, Rules, Correct Use, Practice set |
Adjective | Qualifying words, Uses, Adjectives of Number, Rules, Practice Sets |
Interchange of degrees of comparison | change the degree of comparison without changing the meaning of a sentence. Positive degree to Comparative degree and vice versa, Superlative to Positive degree and vice versa, |
Time and Tense | Kinds of Tense, Rules, Structure of Tense |
Narration | Direct and Indirect Speech, Assertive sentence (Declarative/ statement), Interrogative sentence (question), Imperative sentence, Optative sentence, Exclamatory sentence, Rules |
Voice | Active and Passive, Convert Active to Passive Voice and Vice versa, structure, |
Removal of Too | How to remove ‘Too’, Practice Sets |
Verb | a word that states something about a person or a things, kind of verb (Transitive & Intransitive), Practice Set |
Verb Form | Five forms of verbs (present, past, past participle, present participle, Singular form), Rules |
Auxiliary Verbs | Those verbs which are used with other verbs to express possibilities and willingness along with making question, negative and tense.Types of Auxiliary Verbs (primary, modal, marginal), Rules, Use of modal verbs (‘Need’, ‘Must’, ‘Should’, ‘Would’, ‘Will’, ‘Shall’, ‘May’, ‘Might’, ‘Can’, ‘Could’) |
Adverb | qualifies a verb, an adjectives or another adverb, Kinds of Adverb, Use of words (‘Hotly’, ‘Shortly’, ‘Directly’, ‘Barely’, ‘Surely’, ‘Scarcely’, ‘Warmly’, ‘Coldly’), Rules |
Preposition | a word used before a noun or pronoun, correct use of pronoun |
Conjunction | a word which joins two or more than two words, phrases, clauses or sentences. Rules, Differences (‘So’ and ‘Therefore’; ‘If’ and ‘When’; ‘As’ and ‘Like’) |
Non-finites | Infinitives (to + V1), Gerund (V1+ ing), Participle (V1+ ing/ ed/ en etc). Kind of these Non-Finite with rules |
Question Tags | It is used in the last of question (?). |
Emphatic with Do/ Does/ Did | Usage of do/ does/ did before Main verb is called Emphatic. |
Common Error | Find error part of sentences |
Correction of the Sentences | Check Grammar of sentences with each topics of grammar. It should be constructed correctly. |
Transformation of Sentences-I | Interchange of Affirmative and Negative sentence with rules |
Analysis of Sentences | Telling the inter relation of separated words or parts from the sentence is called analysis of sentence. |
Transformation of Sentences-II | Conversion of Simple Sentences into Compound Sentences |
Synthesis of Sentences | Combination of a number of simple sentences into one sentence – simple, compound or complex |
Synonymous | Same Meaning |
Antonyms | Different Meaning |
One Word Substitution | Tell in one word |
Phrasal Verbs | Combination of more than two words called Phrasal verb |
Words Often Confused | Identify meaning of same pronunciation words |
Idioms and Phrases | Phrases are unlike idioms, they are actually direct and to the point.They do not have figurative meaning, the expression means what the words indicate. A phrase, unlike a complete sentence, does not have a subject and verbs. |
Proverbs | is a simple, concrete, traditional saying that expresses a truth based on common sense or experience. |
Foreign Words and Phrases | Usage of foreign word in speech |
Spelling Test | Correct the spelling mistake |
Miscellaneous | Young Ones of Animals and Birds, Special meaning of the names of animals, Places where things are made, Sound of birds, animal and insects |
The same word used as Different Parts of Speech | ‘A’ is used as article and preposition |
Lucent’s General English Book PDF Download
Subject : Lucent’s General English
Language : Hindi
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Page : 557
Author : By AK Thakur
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