1st Class English Everyday usage and Grammer Everyday Usage and Grammer-2

Playtime

Make a cube on the four sides write four words. Throw it like a dice. Take turns and make sentences from those words that come on top.  

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• This lesson will help you to
• understand the rules of grammar
• apply various grammatical rules in everyday use
• make sentences using various rules of grammar.
• build confidence about the language.  

QUICK CONCEPT REVIEW

Grammar is the basis of any language.

Any language has certain rules to be able to write and speak it in a proper manner. English is no different. In English we use 'has* and 'have very frequently. We say He has a dog or I have a dog.

But only when we know the proper use of these words then it makes sense and sounds good.  

• Has is used when only one person is involved. But it is never used with 'I'
• Have is used with T and other words where two or more persons are involved.

Like for example, I have a pencil.

• 'Is' is used when we talk of a single person. For example: She is painting the wall.  is also used to indicate something that is happening.

• Was is used to indicate something that has happened. For example: this was a great building.

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• 'Are' is used when we talk of two or more people. For example: We are going to the market.

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• "Were" is used to indicate something that has happened, but in the plural sense. For Example: We were going out. ·  
• 'These' is used when we talk of things which are closer. ·  
• "Those" is used for things which are far but also more than one. For example: Those are your toys. ·  
• 'Here' is used to indicate something close. For example-Here is my school.

• 'There' is used to indicate something far. For example: There is my school.

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• "This" is used to indicate something closer. For example: This is my house.

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• That' is used for something which is far. 
• 'These' is used for things close by, but more than one. For Example-These are my toys. ·  
• 'Those' is used for things not close but far. It is used for things which are more than one in number.

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