Dec 25, 2011

Circle the describing word class 1

Dec 20, 2011

THIS TO THESE_English Grammar_IN HINDI audio_ CLASS1 ICSE

THAT TO THOSE English Grammar IN HINDI audio CLASS1 ICSE

ING ADDING RULE CLASS1 _ICSE

"Ing" Adding Rules are mostly needed to teach the rules to class 1 and Class 2 students. Here I am showing the easiest way to keep the ing adding rules in mind. No need of memorising each and every ing- word.

Dec 19, 2011

Describing Words For class1 ICSE | Adjectives for class 1

Article A AN for Class 1 ICSE

Vowel = a, e, i ,o, u

If a word start with a vowel like a, e, i, o and u Then we will use 'an'

For Example:

an ass

an elephant

an icecream

an owl

an umbrella

Except these we will use a if the word starts with consonant.

For Example:

a boy

a mammal

a catigory

a country

A video with English Lecture will be loaded soon.
Hindi Lecture in the video

Dec 14, 2011

Capital Letters-English Punctuation Rules

USE OF Capital Letters in English Punctuation :
*The first letter of first word of a sentence will be capital.
E.G. The dog is barking.
*The First letter of name of a day or month.
e.g. I feel cold in January.
*The first letter of name of a language.
*My mother tongue is Urdu.
*The first letter of Personal name words.
e.g. Pankya and Bitthal make a joke of Kamla.
*The The first letter of name of holyday.
*The The first letter of name of a country.
e.g. Christmas is celebrated in India also.
(Holi, Valentine's Day, Eid, Pongal etc.)
*The first letter of name of a manufacturing company (Brand name).
e.g. My father bought a Samsung company mobile.
*The letter I always written in capital- remember it.
*My father and I both operate our Galaxy Note 3 mobile.
*The first letter of word in a direct quotation marks always written in capital.
e.g. My mother said, "Today we will have Chinese food."

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Dec 13, 2011

Punctuation Marks LESSON 2 , USE OF COMMA.English Punctuation

Dec 12, 2011

PUNCTUATION MARKS -LESSON1

Dec 10, 2011

International System of Numeration Billion,million

Dec 9, 2011

Indian Numeration System In Hindi | Crore, Lakh, Thousands

Dec 6, 2011

square tricks of numbers above and below 50| Mathematics Tricks

Finding square of two digit numbers (41 to 59) is very tricky and easy. Here it has been shown to find the square of numbers below(upto 41) and above 50 (upto 59) . This trick holds true only in this range.
First we find the square of 50 .
50^2=2500
we take the above square as reference to calculate the square of the number below 50 and afoul 50.
case I: Here are calculate the square of 48 .
As 48 is less than 50 by' 2' . therefore me simply can write the square of 48 without doing calculation.
48^2 =2304
Here we subtracted 2 from 25 to get 2300. Next we add 2^2 to 2300 ; which becomes 2304 .
46^2 =2116
Here we subtracted 4 from 25 to get 2100. Next we add 4^2 to 2100 ; which becomes 2116 .
53^2= 2809 .
Here we add 3 to 25 to get 2800. Next we add 3^2 to 2800 ; which becomes 2809 .

Dec 4, 2011

Ing Adding Rules | English Grammar

Dec 2, 2011

Basic MAth

VERBS | Waht is Verb | Video for Verb

Pronoun for Class 3 4 5 6 | Animation Video for Pronoun

This pronoun video is covering class 3 to 6. Type of pronoun.
Subjective, objective, and Interrogative pronouns.

Nov 27, 2011

Pronoun | Learn Pronoun | Pronoun Video

Nov 25, 2011

Roman Numerals | Roman Numbers

The first thing to know is the value of the Roman digit. These are given below.

1=I
5=V
10=X
50=L
100=C
500=D
1000=M

Now the only thing to write Roman numbers are the logic required.
Right side of bigger digit of Roman system is added, and the left digit is subtracted.

Nov 20, 2011

Multiplication class1

Nov 13, 2011

How to use first, next, last, after that, finally,

English Writing - Sequencing - How to use first, next, last, after that, finally,
This video is all about writing and sequencing the English writing . It is very important for writing effective English for sequencing any event.

Nov 11, 2011

Idioms in english and Phrases

see this video

English Preposition | Preposition of Time | Preposition Videos

Preposition of Time: In our life time is more important. Therefore we must write sentences of time using correct preposition.
See these examples first:
* I was born in February month.
* I was born in 1972.
* I was born in the year 2012.
* I was born in 2nd week of September.
* I was born in early morning.
* I will be there in five minutes.

Prepositions- IN, ON , AT - see this vedio,

Sentences | Subject and Predivate

Nov 4, 2011

Present Tenses Simple Sentences Rule | Tenses Rules| Present Tense Examples

This is the simple formula to make a various types of sentences in Present tense.
Just the column numbered as 1,2,3,4 and 5 is to be added simply as shown below.
Sentence=1+2+3+4+5
The formula table is given below.

Present Tense (Simple sentences)
1	2	3	4	5	examples
Subject	Verb+s/es	Objects			He works. I work. It works. Note: Rule of adding s/es to Verb- for singular
Present Tense (negative sentences)
Subject	Does not- for singular Do not- for plural	Verb	Objects		He does not work. I do not work. It does not work.
Present Tense (Interrogative sentences)
Does- for singular Do- for plural	Subject	Verb	Objects		Does he work? Do I work? Does it work?
Present Tense (Interrogative and negative sentences)
Does- for singular Do- for plural	Subject	not	Verb	Objects	Does he not work? Do I not work? Does it not work?

Nov 3, 2011

Present Continuos Tense Rule | Progressive Tense Learning

Present Tense Continuos \| Progressive (Simple sentences)
1	2	3	4	5	examples
Subject	Is -singular Am-I Are- plural	Verb+ing	object		He is working. I am working. It is working. They are working. Jack and Sam are working.
Present Tense Continuos \| Progressive (negative sentences)
Subject	Is -singular Am-I Are- plural	not	Verb+ing	object	He is not working. I am not working. It is not working. They are not working. Jack and Sam are not working.
Present Tense Continuos \| Progressive (Interrogative sentences)
Is-Singular Am-I Are-plural	Subject	Verb+ing	Objects		Is He working. am I working. is It working. are They working. are Jack and Sam working.
Present Tense Continuos \| Progressive (Interrogative and negative sentences)
Is-Singular Am-I Are-plural	Subject	not	Verb+ing	Objects	Is He not working ? Am I not working ? Is It not working ? Are They not working ? Are Jack and Sam not working ?

Nov 2, 2011

Present Perfect Tense

Present Perfect Tense (Simple sentences)
1	2	3		4	5	examples
Subject	Has- Singular Have-Plural/I	Verb-3^rdform		Objects		He has worked. I have worked. It has worked. Jack and Sam have worked.
Present Perfect Tense (negative sentences)
Subject	Has- Singular Have-Plural/I	not	Verb-3^rdform		Objects	He has not worked. I have not worked. It has not worked. Jack and Sam have not worked.
Present Perfect Tense (Interrogative sentences)
Has- Singular Have-Plural/I	Subject	Verb-3^rdform	Objects			Has he worked? Have I worked? Has it worked? Have Jack and Sam worked?
Present Tense (Interrogative and negative sentences)
Has- Singular Have-Plural/I	Subject	not	Verb-3^rdform		Objects	Has he not worked? Have I not worked? Has it not worked? Have Jack and Sam not worked?

Nov 1, 2011

Past Tenses Simple Sentences Rule | Tenses Rules| Past Tense Examples

Past Tense (Simple sentences)
Subject	Verb(2^ND form,Past form)	objects	He ate. I ate. They ate. Jack and Sam ate.
Subject	Was-Singular Were-plural	objects	I was there. He was there. They were there. Jack and Sam were there.

Past Tense (negative sentences)
Subject	Did	not	Verb (1st form)	object	He did not eat. I did not eat. They did not eat. Jack and Sam did not eat.
Subject	Was-Singular Were-plural	not	Verb	object	I was not there. He was not there. They were not there. Jack and Sam were not there.

Past Tense (Interrogative sentences)
Did	Subject	Verb (1st form)	Objects	Did he eat? Did I eat? Did They eat? Did Jack and Sam eat?
Was-Singular Were-plural	Subject	Verb	Objects	Was I there? Was He there? Were They there? Were Jack and Sam there?

Past Tense (negative +Interrogative sentences)
Did	Subject	not	Verb	Objects	Did he not eat? Did I not eat? Did They not eat? Did Jack and Sam not eat?
Was-Singular Were-plural	Subject	not	Verb	Objects	Was I not there? Was He there? Were They there? Were Jack and Sam there?

Oct 30, 2011

Past Continuous Tenses Rule | Tenses Rules| Past Tense Examples

Past Continuous Tense, Progressive (simple Sentences)
Subject	Was-Sigular, I Were- Plural	Verb+ing	Objects		He was eating. I was eating. They were eating. Jack and Sam were eating.

Past Continuous Tense, Progressive (Negative Sentences)
Subject	Was-Sigular, I Were- Plural	not	Verb+ing	Objects	He was not eating. I was not eating. They were not eating. Jack and Sam were not eating.

Past Continuous Tense, Progressive (Interrogative Sentences)
Was-Sigular, I Were- Plural	Subject	Verb+ing	Objects		Was he eating? Was I eating? Were they eating? Were Jack and Sam eating?

Past Continuous Tense, Progressive (Interrogative + Negative Sentences)
Was-Sigular, I Were- Plural	Subject	not	Verb+ing	Objects	Was he not eating. Was I not eating. Were they not eating. Were Jack and Sam not eating.

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