Monday, September 27, 2021

Learn English Grammar(lesson4)

 This is my 4th lesson regarding present indefinite tense. In this lesson, I will teach you how to make interrogative sentences and question somebody. After completing this tense, you can describe the current situations.

To ask a question, you add Do or Does before the subject and verb is used with its root form it means you don't need to add "s" or "es" with the verb.

Read carefully the sentences given below.


Interrogative sentence structure

Do/Does+Subject+Verb+Object


Let's start practising

1. Do you go to the park daily?

2. Do I remember what you said?

3. Do we take medicine daily?

4. Do Amir and Taha play games?

5. Does she wear old dresses?

6. Does he pluck the flowers?

7. Does Pakistan perform well every year in                            Hockey? 


You can practice this tense by asking your friends their likes and dislikes, habits and activities that you do regularly and also you can tell them yours.



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Thursday, September 23, 2021

Learn English grammar (lesson3)

 There are few sentences of present indefinite tense.

You can learn to make more sentences.


1. He travels by bus.

2. She watches movies.

3. We go to the library at weekends.

4. They try hard.

5. You wash your clothes.


In the above sentences, you can see and learn how the verb is used according to the subject. You can make more and send me back in the comment space. I'll appreciate it. 


Now I m going to start

How to make present indefinite negative sentences?

The formula for making a simple present negative is

Subject+ do/does + not + verb1st form

 You can also use  "don't" for "do not" and  "doesn't" for "does not". 


If the subject is 

First-person.........I and We

Second-person......you and 

Third-person plural......They and any noun more than one we will use " do not" to give negative-sense and

If the subject is

Third-person singular....... He, She, It and any single noun, we will use "does not" to give negative sense.

Let's start practising.

1. I do not sell books.

2. We do not fight.

3. You do not listen to me.

4. They do not follow the rules.

5. He does not climb the tree.

6. She does not think about it.

7. This ointment does not heal my wound.

8. My boss does not appropriate my work.


One more thing to be noted.

When we make a present indefinite negative sentence, "s", " es" or "ies" are not added with the verb while using the third person singular.



Tuesday, September 21, 2021

Learn English Grammar (lesson2)

 After learning parts of speech, we will start our second lesson, which is about making sentences.

How to make simple sentences???

In the simple present tense or present indefinite tense, we talk about our habitual actions and tell our regular activities.

First of all, we will describe sentence structure.

 A simple sentence contains

 Subject+Verb1st form+Object

What is the Subject in a sentence?

The subject can be a noun, pronoun, thing or place.

The subject represents what kind of action(verb) is happening in the sentence, and then the Object comes.

The Object accepts the action.

Here are the examples to understand.


1. My father appreciates me.

    In the above sentence 

    My father............subject

    appreciate...........verb

    me....................    Object

2. I read the newspaper.

     In the above sentence

     I.................. Subject

     Read............verb

     Newspaper......object

One more thing we use to form the simple present tense is adding   

 "s" or "es" at the end of the verb.

 When we use " s" or "es" at the end of the verb?

 The answer is that when the sentence starts with the third person singular, we add "s" or "es" at the end of the verb.

 Before I tell you about third-person singular, we should know the first and second person(Subject)?

 I          first person singular

 We      first person plural 

 Your second person singular

 He, She, It, any single noun are third-person singular.

 They  third person plural 

 If the sentence starts with first or second person(singular or plural) and third-person plural, we use verbs without adding " s" or "es". 

But when the sentence starts with third-person singular, we add " s" or "es" at the end of the verb.

 Here is the list of third-person singular.

 He, She, It + any noun.

 If the sentence starts with the third person singular, we add " s" or "es" with the verb.

 For examples

 Talk........Talks

 Run.........Runs

 Speak.....Speaks


Some particular verbs end with es when we use them with third person singular.

For example

Pass........Passes

Watch......Watches

Teach......Teaches


Some particular verbs end with "yes" when we use the third person singular.

For example

Study........studies

Fly.............flies

Cry............cries


There is another rule of adding "ies." 

If "y" appears at the end of a verb and there is a consonant before "y", we will remove "y" and add "ies." 

If "y" appears at the end of a verb and there is a vowel before "y", we will add "s" with a verb.

Say........ Says

Stay.......stays

Play.......


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Monday, September 20, 2021

Learn English Grammar

 Today I'm starting primary English grammar teaching, especially for those who are interested in English speaking. 

There are four levels of English grammar.

1. Parts of speech

2. Sentences

3. Phrases

4. Clauses


First of all, I'm starting from parts of the speech. There are eight parts of speech.


1. Noun

A noun is the name of any person, place or object.

For example 

Playground, bat and ball, Mr Iqbal.

There are two kinds of nouns.

These are Common nouns and Proper nouns.

Common nouns are general names of things

like a bird, water, boy.

Proper nouns are particular names of things like Quaid e Azam, rose plant, Karachi.


2. Pronoun

A pronoun is used in the place of a noun. To whom you are talking about. 

For example

Doctor Tahir is the best surgeon in town.

Then in the following sentences, you can use, he did specialisation from Canada.

You don't need to use his name again and again.


3. Adjective

The quality of a noun is called an adjective.

It will help if you need to describe a noun, like " a long tree" word long shows the quality of a tree, " a clever fox" word clever shows the quality of fox. 


4. Verb

Verb are those words that show an action, like eat, think, speak, act.


5. Adverb

The quality of a verb is called an adverb. An adverb describes that how a verb happens.

Like there are some examples.

I did my work happily. Happily is an adverb that shows the quality of the verb.

I hardly reach my home due to heavy rain. In this sentence, Hardly is an adverb.


6. Preposition

Prepositions are words that combine words to make a complete sentence.

Here are few examples like 

I put my glasses ON the table. In this sentence, ON is a preposition.

She doesn't want to enter IN the class. In this sentence, IN is a preposition. 


7. Conjunction

Conjuction is a word that creates a link between your sentences to give them a flow.

For example

I like tea. I like coffee. I don't enjoy cold drinks.

Do these sentences sound good??? 

Now take a look at these sentences

I like tea and coffee, but I don't enjoy cold drinks.

In these sentences, And and But is a conjunction that makes a proper sentence and links with others. 


8. Interjection

An interjection shows the emotion or feeling of a person. These words are used before or after a sentence.  

Interjections express a sentiment such as surprise, happiness, excitement, sadness.

Like Oh, Hurray, Alas, Yahoo.



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Monday, September 13, 2021

Proud to be a daughter

 Teach your daughters not only to look beautiful but also to be brave and bold. Tell them that the purpose of education is not just to get a degree but to be self-confident and self depending. Teach them how to fulfil commitments and stand firm in their dark times without having any fear.

Even women can train the best men for society and teach them to respect and protect women because as a mother, your sons are in your hands. 

Give all your daughters which make them a real women.

Let's reconsider being a woman.



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 WhatsApp has recently launched a new feature of audio speed. Now you can control your voice note speed by increasing and decreasing options.

How you can control it just check it out. 


As you tap the play button, you will see 1x  option on the right side of your voice massage.

Tap on the '1x' on the voice message to change it to '1.5x'. 

For more speed, you can

Tap on it again to go from 1.5x to 2x


This feature helps you to listen to your long massages in less time.




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Saturday, August 21, 2021

 قوت برداشت ایک ایسا لفظ ہے جس پر انسان کی پوری زندگی کے اچھے یا برے ہونے کا دارومدار ہے۔ 

قوت برداشت کیا ہے؟؟؟

ایک سوسائٹی یا سماجی گروہ میں ایک دوسرے کے نظریات اور جذبات کا احترام کرتے ہوئے رہنا چاہے وہ آپ کے نظریات سے مختلف ہوں اور ایک دوسرے کے لیے آسانیاں پیدا کرنا۔

آج اپنے اطراف میں نظر ڈالیے یہ قوت برداشت کہیں نظر نہیں آئیگی۔  ہر شخص ہر کام خود سب سے پہلے کرنے کی دوڑ میں لگا ہوا ہے۔ ہر سہولت پہلے خود حاصل کرنا چاہتا ہے صبر اور برداشت کے ساتھ انتظار کرنے کا جذبہ اب کہیں نظر نہیں آتا۔ ہر بندہ چاہتا ہے کہ بس دوسروں کو روندتے ہوۓ خود اپنی منزل پر پہنچ جاۓ چاہے اس مقصد کے حصول کے لیے اسے کتنی ہی تکلیف دوسروں کو نہ دینی پڑے۔

بینک کی لائن ہو یا شاپنگ مالز میں قیمتوں کی ادائیگی کا معاملہ ہو ہر جگہ بحث تکرار اور شور سنائی دے گا۔ 

سیاسی، سماجی یا مذہبی کسی بھی مکتبہ فکر کے لوگ ہوں بس وہ اپنے نظریات کی تشہیر چاہتے ہیں دوسرے شخص کی بات سننا بھی گوارا نہیں کرتے۔

علامہ اقبال کہتے ہیں کہ

      "فرد قائم ربط ملت سے ہے تنہا کچھ نہیں"

تو یہ ربط اسی صورت میں قائم ہو سکتا ہے جب افراد کے اندر مل جل کر زندگی گزارنے کا جذبہ ہو۔ پرامن قومیں اسی جذبے کے ذریعے تشکیل پاتی ہیں اور امن و امان ہی ترقی کی راہیں دکھاتا ہے۔ورنہ انتشار اور لڑائی جھگڑے ایک بدصورت معاشرہ بناتے ہیں جو کہ آہستہ آہستہ ہم بنتے جا رہے ہیں۔

خدارا سوچیے کہ ہم اپنے بچوں کو کیسی زندگی دے رہے ہیں۔