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English Grammar Schemes

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Sentence and Its Parts

1. Subject - Predicate
2. Phrases and Clauses


Types of Sentences

Structure - Simple, Complex, and Compound
Semantic - Assertive, Imperative, Interrogative,Exclamatory, Affirmative, Negative
Conditionals

English Words - Parts of Speech

Noun, Pronoun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb, Preposition, Conjunction, Interjection,

Verbs - Finite verbs, Nonfinite verbs, Phrasal verbs

English - Correct use of  Words and Frequently Made  Errors

Correct use of  Noun, Pronoun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb, Preposition, Conjunction, Interjection,
Correct use of Articles and Punctuation.
Words often Confused - Diction or Choice of Correct Word

English Sentence Structures

Indirect objects
Embedded questions
Parallelism
Question tags

Style - Types of Sentences

Voice - Active voice and Passive voice

Speech - Direct speech and Indirect speech

Style - Wordiness




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English Grammar Pages for Various Topics

Nouns that take singular person verbs always and nouns that take plural person verbs always

Good suggestion by MBA Rendezvous


Regular and continuous practice is the key to success.  After every Grammar lesson in the class, this is what you should be doing,

Refer to your grammar book and go to the related chapter. Solve the exercise problems given at the end of the chapter. Just mugging the rules will not be sufficient.  You have to do the practice questions and learn the application of rules.

Use online resources for additional practice.

If you are really serious about the CAT – keep open a word doc into which you copy paste all the material that you come across on various sites on the particular topic. Save the word document with the relevant name e. g. -Subject Verb agreement and you have a ready-reckoner for revision when the CAT is just round the corner.

http://www.mbarendezvous.com/Verbalability.php