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The document provides basic English notes covering parts of speech, sentence structure, and common grammar tips. It includes details on simple, compound, and complex sentences, as well as verb tenses and writing skills such as paragraph and essay structure. Key grammar rules and punctuation usage are also highlighted.

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? Basic English Notes

The document provides basic English notes covering parts of speech, sentence structure, and common grammar tips. It includes details on simple, compound, and complex sentences, as well as verb tenses and writing skills such as paragraph and essay structure. Key grammar rules and punctuation usage are also highlighted.

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📗 Basic English Notes

1. Parts of Speech
 Noun: Person, place, thing (e.g., dog, school)
 Verb: Action or state (e.g., run, is)
 Adjective: Describes a noun (e.g., happy, blue)
 Adverb: Describes a verb (e.g., quickly, very)
 Pronoun: Replaces a noun (e.g., he, they)
 Preposition: Shows relationship (e.g., in, on, under)

2. Sentence Structure
 Basic sentence: Subject + Verb + Object
 Example: She eats apples.

3. Common Grammar Tips


 Use correct verb tense.
 Capitalize proper nouns.
 Use punctuation: period (.), question mark (?), exclamation (!)

📗 Grade 10 Basic English Notes


1. Sentence Structure
 Simple Sentence: One independent clause
Example: She reads books.
 Compound Sentence: Two independent clauses joined by a
conjunction
Example: She reads books, and he writes stories.
 Complex Sentence: One independent and one dependent clause
Example: Although she was tired, she finished her homework.

2. Tenses
 Present Simple: I eat.
 Past Simple: I ate.
 Future Simple: I will eat.
 Present Perfect: I have eaten.

3. Common Grammar Rules


 Subject-verb agreement: He runs, not He run
 Use of articles: a, an, the
 Punctuation: commas, periods, question marks

4. Writing Skills
 Paragraph Structure:
 Topic sentence
 Supporting details
 Concluding sentence
 Essay Structure:
 Introduction
 Body paragraphs
 Conclusion

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