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Many students feel Parental pressures and school-work responsibilities, the major cause for their stress and depression. Sometimes their stress level shows severe adverse impact on their academic performance and gradually this lead to depression, anxiety, and insomnia among them. However, sporadic stress is an inevitable part of everyday life. Small amounts of stress can even have a constructive effect, as it allow us to move forward when we stumble upon a difficult chore. However, high levels of stress over a prolonged period of time are related to increased rates of depression, anxiety, and other acute issues. This makes it important to learn- ‘how to manage stress’. Here, I am providing you some tips to manage “STRESS”. The following points will introduce you the stress management tips.     1.      Identifying situation or factor causing stress will half the battle-  Yes! knowing the factor will help you systematize your work...

PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES Prepositions play a vital role in grammar.They are the vital markers to the structure of a sentence.Prepositions show special relationship between persons , objects and location.  However, prepositional phrase are the most complex part.  Students usually feel challenges in tackling questions based on prepositional phrases. Here is the list of important prepositional phrases :- .

USAGE OF PREPOSITIONS A preposition is a word or set of words that denotes location (in , at), time (since, after, before), position (beside, on) and some other relationship between a noun or pronoun and other parts of the sentence. Example- i) The plate is on the table.                 ii) She lives in India TYPES OF PREPOSITION There are six types of prepositions: 1.     Preposition of time 2.     Preposition of place 3.     Preposition of direction 4.     Preposition of agent 5.     Preposition of instrument 6.     Prepositional phrases Usage- 1.     Interrogative sentences should acquire Prepositions at the End of the Clause Example- I) At what you are looking?   (Incorrect)               ...

ADVERB A word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word group, expressing a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree, etc. Types of Adverbs There are major six types of adverbs: Adverbs of Frequency  - always, sometimes, never, once a week, hourly, etc. Adverbs of Manner  - carefully, slowly, loudly Adverbs of Time  - tomorrow, now, this year, next week, soon, then Adverbs of Place/Location  - here, there, above, everywhere Adverbs of Degree  - very, extremely, rather, almost, nearly, too, quite Adverbs of Quantity  - a few, a lot, much RULES 1 .     We use adverbs of manner immediately after the verb if there is no object in the sentence. However, adverbs are placed after verb + object, if an object is present. Example- She speaks clearly . (without object)                 ...

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                                                  SUBJECT – VERB AGREEMENT Being able to find the right subject and verb will help you correct errors of subject-verb agreement Subject - verb agreement means  that the  subject  and the  verb  must agree in case and in number. A singular noun must take a singular  verb  and a plural noun must take a plural verb. Rule No. 1. A singular subject takes a singular verb, whereas a plural subject takes a   plural verb. Example-   i) You play. (Singular and plural)      ii)   He/ She/ It plays. (Singular) Rule No. 2. Two singular subjects connected by or, either/or, or neither/nor take a singular verb. Example-         i) Neither Ram nor Shyam is available.      ...

What Is a Verb? Words that are used to describe action, state, or occurrence, and forming the main part of the predicate of a sentence, such as hear, become, happen are called verbs. Verbs in English have four basic parts: Base form (plural) (V 1 ) Past tense (V2) Participle (V3) -ing form (V4) Base form (singular)(V5) Play Played Played Playing Plays Clean Cleaned Cleaned Cleaning Cleans Meet Met Met Meeting Meets Try Tried Tried Trying Tries EXAMPLES Sam tries very hard to pass the exam. (Present) Sam is trying hard to pass the exam. (Present participle) Sam tried hard to pass the exam (Past) Sam has tried hard to pass the exam. (Past participle) Types of verb 1.             Main verbs - The main verb is the one that expre...