Definition and Examples Correlative conjunctions are the conjunctions those work in pair and are used at two different places in the same sentence relating the element of one sentence to the other. Some common examples of correlative conjunctions are – either-or, both-and, whether-or, not-but etc. Go through the sentences written below- I am either going […]
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Definition with Examples A subordinating Conjunction is a conjunction that links a dependent clause (also called subordinate clause) to an independent clause. Consider the following sentence- Everyone stayed in the house because it was raining outside. In the above sentence ‘because’ links two clauses- ‘Everyone stayed in the house’ and ‘because it was raining outside’.
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Definition with Examples Coordinating Conjunctions are the words used to join two phrases, words, sentences or clauses having grammatical equivalence. There are seven most commonly used Coordinating conjunctions – for, nor, and, yet, so, but, or. You could easily remember them using the acronym- FAB-SONY (F-for, A-and, B-but, S-so, O-or, N-nor, Y-yet). Consider the following
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Definition with Examples Double prepositions are a combination of two prepositions. Speaking about concept, a double preposition is similar to a compound preposition with one basic difference – a compound preposition is a combination of a simple preposition and a non preposition word while a double preposition is a combination of two simple prepositions made
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Definition (Prepositions of Place, Direction and Prepositions of Time) Prepositions of place and direction describe the position of a person or thing with respect to the other person or thing. E.g. – up, above, over etc. Consider the following sentences using the preposition of place – Ram was staying up the hill. The books were
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Definition with Examples Participle preposition is a verb ending with ‘-ing’, ‘-en’ or ‘-ed’, which also acts as a preposition. Some of the most common examples of participle prepositions are – given, considering, regarding, provided etc. Read the following sentences and identify the Participle Prepositions – Players were given refreshments. Every detail regarding the meeting
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Water is one of the vital resources for the sustenance of life on this planet. Only 1% of water on earth is suitable for drinking but increasing water pollution is diminishing the sources of fresh and clean water. The increasing water pollution is also posing a threat to the aquatic animals and a global threat
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Pollution is a global phenomenon, so every nation should be serious about it. It would be a mistake to underestimate its consequences and not work together on it. Pollution anywhere can be a risk of life everywhere, so, we should deal it with stern resolve and together. The study of Air Pollution is as important
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We all know that pollution has brought the whole world to a very miserable condition. We often hear about the term ‘Pollution’, but we don’t have enough information about the whole concept of it. Let’s get it through the sets of 10 lines below. They will provide you with complete information in very less time.
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Definition To understand phrase prepositions better, we will quickly revise few parts of speeches as already studied before- Noun– to put it simply, a noun is the name of a person, place or thing. Ex- Mohit, Delhi and Car etc. Pronoun– Pronoun is a word that replaces noun Ex- I, me, her and you etc.
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