English
English is an important and common section in all competitive and government recruitment examinations such as UPSC, SSC, Here we will cover the various topics regarding English. These concepts if mastered help you to crack many examinations like SSC, Bank PO, Clerk, Constable ect. At ABHYASONLINE.IN you can master the concepts at your own learning pace. It provides conceptual testing with analytical reports identifying the weak, moderate and strong concepts. We, at ABHYASONLINE.IN believe that, if the weak concepts are timely identified and improved, then every student can achieve their goals in life. Follow the links below to understand and master each and every concept of various topics in English.
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- Interjection Disgust
- Interjection Amazement and Joy WOW, Ha , What , Oh , Ah , Eh, Hurrah, Hurray, Etc
- Interjection Relief Phew
- Interjection Surprise or Uncertainity huh what, hey, ah, oh, eh, etc
- Interjections for Approval Bravo , Brilliant , Well done
- Interjections for Greeting Hello , Hey , Hi
- Interjections for Sorrow Alas , Ah , Oh , Ouch, Etc
- Interjection for Attention Look, Listen, Behold, hush, shh etc.
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- Conditionals in Present Tense
- Conditionals in Past Tense
- Conditionals in Past Perfect Tense
- Other Conditional Sentence
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- Verb and Its Type
- Transitive Verbs
- Intransitive Verbs
- Linking Verbs
- Forms of Verbs
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- Gap Filling of Nouns
- Gap Filling of Pronouns
- Gap Filling of Adjectives
- Gap Filling of Prepositions
- Gap Filling of Adverbs
- Gap Filling of Conjunctions
- Gap Filling of Articles
- Gap Filling of Modals
- Gap Filling of Verbs
- Gap Filling- Subject & Verb Agreement
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- Omissions in the use of Nouns
- Omissions in the use of Pronouns
- Omissions in the use of Adjectives
- Omissions in the use of Prepositions
- Omissions in the use of Adverbs
- Omissions in the use of Conjunctions
- Omissions in the use of Articles
- Omissions in the use of Modals
- Omissions in the Subject-Verb Agreement
- Omission Supplying Missing Word
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- Errors in the use of Adjectives
- Errors in the use of Adverbs
- Errors in the use of Conjunctions
- Errors in the use of Articles
- Errors in the use of Modals
- Errors in the Subject-Verb Agreement
- Detecting and Correcting Errors
- Error in Tenses
- Errors in the use of Nouns
- Errors in the use of Prepositions
- Errors in the use of Pronouns
- Error in the use of Verbs
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- Present Participle
- Past Participle
- Perfect Participle
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- Gerund Verb and ing
- Gerunds - Subject To Verb
- Gerunds - Object To Verb
- Gerunds - Object To Preposition
- Forget and Gerund
- Like Plus Gerund
- Need Plus Gerund
- Want Plus Gerund
- Try Plus Gerund
- Gerund - Infinitives Relationship
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- Infinitives to Plus verb
- Infinitive of Purpose
- Split Infinitive
- Infinitives Adjectives
- Bare or Direct Infinitive
- Continuous Infinitive
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- Singular Subject Singular Verb
- Plural Subject Plural Verb
- Usage of Modals in Subject Verb Agreement
- Usage of Indefinite Pronouns in Subject Verb Agreement
- Usage of Past Tense in Subject Verb Agreement
- Usage of Compound Subject in Subject Verb Agreement
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- Indirect Speech - Change in Tenses
- Direct Speech - Change In Tenses
- No Change in Universal Truth
- Indirect Speech - Changes in Interrogative Sentences
- Indirect Speech - Changes in Personal Pronoun
- Direct Speech - Changes In Personal Pronoun
- Indirect Speech - Change in Exclamatory Sentence
- Direct Speech - Change In Exclamatory Sentence
- Indirect Speech - Change in Advice or Command Statement
- Direct Speech - Change In Advice Or Command Statement
- Indirect Speech - Change in Modals
- Indirect Speech - Changes In Words And Expression of Time and Place
- Direct Speech - Changes In Words And Expression Of Time And Place
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- Passive Voice For Simple Present Tense
- Active Voice For Simple Present Tense
- Passive Voice For Simple Past Tense -
- Active Voice For Simple Past Tense
- Passive Voice For Simple Future Tense
- Active Voice For Simple Future Tense
- Passive Voice For Perfect Tense
- Active Voice For Perfect Tense
- Passive Voice For Continuous Tense
- Active Voice For Continuous Tense
- Passive Voice For Auxiliary Verbs
- Active Voice For Auxiliary Verbs
- Passive Voice For Transitive Verbs
- Active Voice For Transitive Verbs
- Passive Voice For Interrogative Sentence
- Active Voice For Interrogative Sentence
- Active Passive No Change
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- Personal Pronoun
- Possessive Pronoun
- Demonstrative Pronoun
- Interrogative Pronoun
- Relative Pronoun
- Indefinite Pronoun
- Reflexive Pronoun
- Emphatic Pronoun
- Distributive Pronoun
- Reciprocal Pronoun
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- Can and Could
- Will
- Would
- Should
- May and Might
- Shall
- Dare
- Ought To
- Must
- Used To, Be Used to
- Have to
- To Be
- Was Able
- Need Not
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- Adjective Phrase
- Noun Phrase
- Adverb Phrase
- Verb Phrase
- Prepositional Phrase
- Main Clause
- Noun Subordinate Clause
- Adjective or Relative Clause Subordinate
- Adverb Subordinate Clause
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- Articles - A, An
- Exceptions In Usage Of Article A and An
- Article - The
- Omission of Articles
- Demonstratives
- Possessives
- Indefinite Determiners
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- Adverbs of Manner
- Adverb of Place
- Adverbs of Time
- Adverb of Degree
- Adverbs of Quantity or Frequency
- Adverb of Affirmation or Negation
- Adverb of Reason
- Interrogative Adverbs
- Adverbs of Focus
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- Coordinating Conjunction
- Correlative Conjunction
- Subordinating Conjunction
- Some Important Conjuctions
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- Preposition of Space - Place and Direction
- Preposition of Time and Date
- Preposition of Travel and Movement
- Prepositions with Special Uses
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- Simple Present Tense
- Simple Past Tense
- Simple Future Tense
- Present Indefinite Tense
- Past Indefinite Tense
- Future Indefinite Tense
- Present Continuous Tense
- Past Continuous Tense
- Future Continuous Tense
- Present Perfect Tense -
- Past Perfect Tense
- Future Perfect Tense
- Present Perfect Continuous Tense
- Past Perfect Continuous Tense
- Future Perfect Continuous Tense
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- Adjective of Number
- Adjective of Quality
- Adjective of Quantity
- Demonstrative Adjective
- Interrogative Adjective
- Degree of Comparison
- Possessive Adjective
- Exceptions In Degree Of Comparison -
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