8 Speeches Of English Grammar - Ppt Download

cynthia.j.singh

Dear Jaspreet, Thank you so much for posting such a useful and detailed presentation. The effort made is really commendable. I am looking forward to the next one. All the best.
4th September 2009 From India, Delhi

jchaman

Hi Aayushi,
thanks for showing interest,
in the sentence "He usually gets good grades."
proprety discription is done for the verb "gets grade" not for the noun which is "he" in the sentecne. So a word which describes properties of a verb is an Adverb.
Hope it'l help :icon1:

4th September 2009 From India, Chandigarh

bmadelhi

hi and good morning jchaman
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4th September 2009 From India, Chandigarh

Saumen521971

Beautiful presentation & keep it up. Waiting for a Wren & Martin written in simpler format. But Abstract Noun & Material Noun should be included.
I've been teaching English for last 20 years in a private manner. Definitely I'll be putting comments once I go thru it in detail. Good work done. I've just looked at it & found the above missing. I'll be posting comments. Excellent job. Keep sharing.
Saumen Chatterjee
B COM(Hons),LLB,ACS
4th September 2009 From India, New Delhi

shrutikings

PPT was a nice one. Only there was a bit confusion about some little things. There are no 8 types of speech, but they are the parts of speech! Again, while giving the types of nouns, the collective nouns e.g. army, group etc were missing along with the abstract nouns like bravery, beauty etc. You can't give the types common nouns, proper nouns, singular nouns, plural nouns and irregular nouns under one head. The proper way is : Types of nouns: common, proper, collective and abstract.
Rest everything was fine.
Shruti Kings
4th September 2009 From India, Aurangabad

jchaman

Hi Shruti,
Thanks for ur interest,
This PPt was made in intention of recalling the basic of grammar for developers in our comany, so i may have skipped so many things considering the time boundation for short delivery of PPt.
But I m Really thankful for ur valuable suggestions, and for sure i will keep in mind for future.
Regards,
Jaspreet

4th September 2009 From India, Chandigarh

a.venkatrangan

Hi Jaspreet, you have achieved keeing the basics of grammar very lucid and simple. Hope English teachers are among the members to take this and spread it around. Great work. Venkat
4th September 2009 From India, Thana

HR People Services

A very good post. It is really good. I cannot put it in words how good I have liked this PPT. Looking forward for the next one, I am sure it will be much better than this. Hope to hear from you soon.
4th September 2009 From India, Mumbai

dsksatara

hi jaspreet,
pretty best efforts.you are born teacher.
r u really teacher?if yes then no problem.
if not, Indian education scenario is disparately in need of religious teacher having attitude like you.thanx
4th September 2009 From India, Pune

rajsinharoy

Really a good one. Very useful as it exposes the rudimentary understanding of English grammar in a very absorbing way. I do hope every one gets the opportunity to see this. Thanks a heap.
4th September 2009 From India, Surat

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