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Hello friends, In this blog we will talk about another aspect of pronoun which has its own importance in the competitive examination. If you are preparing for the competitive exams , then you should know this form, it will not only help you in the competitive exams but it will  Help you speak also.  First of all, we are talking about the first kind which is known as a personal pronoun , by which we learn formats for writing, now let us start learning it. 1) PERSONAL PRONOUN, which is known as a ब्यक्ति वाचक सर्वनाम in hindi, It is said that there are three types of persons in this world who are found around us, Let us understand that  The   one who speaks is called the first person. Similarly, the one who listens is called the second person and the one we talk about is called the third person.    Let's understand them with the chart 📊.  (1)The one who speaks is called first person. (SUBJECT) _______________________(OBJECT)  I  (म...

Indefinite pronoun :-   Indefinite pronoun is a pronoun that cannot be counted, This means that it cannot determine the number of person and object.   Indefinite pronoun is divided into two parts, one group is for person and the other is for object. Here is the list of indefinite pronoun which works for person,  EVERYBODY,  SOMEBODY,  ANYBODY,  NOBODY,  EVERYONE,  SOMEONE,  ANYONE,  No ONE,  And now the list of indefinite pronoun which works for thing.  EVERYTHING,  SOMETHING,  ANYTHING,  NOTHING,  NOTE:- All the indefinite pronouns work as a singular countable pronoun.  Let's discuss how they work in a statement,  Indefinite pronoun can be worked as a subjective case or as an objective case.  Ex:- somebody was Knocking the door at mid night.  In this example somebody is working as a subjective case (subject).  Ex:- They were calling someone.  In this examp...

NON - finite verb, Verb which does not affect itself with the number of subject or persons, is called Non - finite verb. NON - finite verb has been divided into five parts. They are,  1. Infinitive verb, 2.Gerund verb,  3. present participle verb,  4. Past participle verb,  5. Perfect participle verb,  Let's discuss infinitive verb,  1. INFINITIVE VERB,  Infinitive verb is a verb which doesn't not affect with number of subject or persons, is called infinitive verb.  It can be identify easily, if first form of verb added after "To" that kind of verb is called infinitive verb.  Infinitive verb is always followed by this format.  TO + FIRST FORM OF VERB.  Ex:- She has to work with me.  Ex:- I am going to call him.  Ex:- They are trying to catch me.  Note:- after to first form of verb is always used, if not than sentence is counted wrong.  These verbs are always followed by infinitive verb.  Ask, c...

Cloze test or rapid filler is one of the most asked questions in the competitive exams, And there is always more confusion in solving this. Let's learn how to solve it, I will try to explain it to you through some points, like I always said that without practice and effort they cannot be solved, then you should not forget to practice after understanding these points,,, , ,, 1) First of all you have to keep in mind that to solve this, you have to improve your reading skill, if your reading skills are not good, then you will always face difficulty in solving it, then, I would suggest you that you start from today. 2) The other important thing is that you should have knowledge of parts of speech, as I have told you that there are 8 parts of speech in English like NOUN, PRONOUN, ADJECTIVE , VERB, ADVERB, PREPOSITION, CONJUNCTION and INTERJECTION, you should have complete knowledge about them. 3) The third point is to have knowledge of tenses , when which ten...

Conditions or situations where article is not applicable, is called omission of article or zero article. Here are some points of omission of article or zero article. (1) if each, every, either, neither is placed before Noun then article is not used before Noun. Ex:- l like an each movie. (wrong) Ex:- I like each movie. (Right) (2) Article A, An does not place before plural countable Noun. Ex:- These are a books. (wrong) Ex:- These are books. (Right) Ex:- A books are available in the market. (wrong) Ex:- Books are available in the market. (Right) (3) Article is not placed before proper Noun, abstract Noun, and material Noun. Note :- Abstract Noun and material Noun are called uncountable noun therefore article is not used before them. And proper Noun is specific name thus, article is not used before it.  Ex:- Mahatama gandhi was a great leader. In this example Mahatama gandhi is (PROPER NOUN). Ex:- Love is blind. In this example "Love" is abstract Noun. Ex:- Iron is...

Parajumble is frequently asked question in competitive exams.   Definition, Parajumble is group of sentences where they shuffle themselves and ask them to reshuffle from starting to ending. Different prospects of Parajumble :- 1. Story based parajumble, 2. Factual based parajumble,  3. Economical based parajumble, And 4. Current affair based parajumble. Let's talk about how it can be solved easily,  Here are some points which we should keep in mind while solving the parajumble.  A. First we should read thoroughly all the sentences then.  B. Find out "subject"  Subject means what is the matter, issue, or topic.  C. Find out which parts of speech it has been mentioned.  Parts of speech means, it has been written. Noun or pronoun. Then  D. If parts of speech has been found,  Then keep in mind that" Noun" always starts the paragraph or it can be said that if Noun is found in the paragraph than it counts itself in the first s...

Exception of degree!!! Is a part of adjective where discussing such rules which don't use normally in the sentences, they are used some specific conditions or situations.  In the competitive exams, thay have own values or it can be said that most asking questions come based on degree.  Here is the first exception.   Exception 1. Some adjectives do not work in comparative as well as superlative degree, they consist themselves in only positive degree. They are,  Chief, infinite, perpetual, extreme, universal, impossible, unanimous, perfect, unique, almighty, round, absolute natural, excellent and etc.  Exception 2. Some adjectives do not form their comparative degree, they are found in only positive degree and superlative degree.  Head, Head most  Top, top most  Southern, Southern most  Northern, northern most Front, front most  End, end most Mid, mid most  Exception 3. Some adjectives do not use "Than" after them, instead...