Basic Grammar

Language Components

1. Noun
2. Article
3. Adjective
4. Pronoun
5. Verb
6. Adverb
7. Connector
8. Conjunction
9. Preposition
10. Auxiliary

Noun

Noun is anything that you can see, hear, taste, touch, smell, and think of.

Example: mountain, car, beach, home, book, food, drink, syrup, perfume, smoke, music, sound, voice, dream, friendship, love, table, body, face.

Article

An article is a word that shows whether a thing is definite or indefinite.

Indefinite Article (A or An)

We use “a” if we meet nouns whose first alpabhet is a consonant, or sound as consonant. For example: a union.

We use “an” if we meet nouns whose first alphabet is a vocal, or sound as a vocal. For example: an umbrella.

Definite Article (The)

1. If there is only one
2. If we have already mentioned it
3. The names of newspapers, hotels, restaurants, families
4. If there is only one in an area

Adjective

Adjective is a word that shows characters of a noun.

Example: slow, tough, hard, hot, dangerous, fast spreading, fast, dangerous, cunning.

Pronoun

Pronoun is a word that replaces a noun.

Subject Pronoun	I	You	He	She	It	We	They	You
Object Pronoun	Me	You	Him	Her	It	Us	Them	You
Possesive Adjective	My	Your	His	Her	Its	Our	Their	Your
Possessive Pronoun	Mine	Yours	His	Hers	Its	Ours	Theirs	Yours
Reflexise Pronoun	Myself	Yourself	Himself	Herself	Itself	Ourselves	Themselves	Yourselves

Pointers: there, one, ones, this, that, those, these.