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Answered on 26 Apr Learn Spoken English

Can you speak English without knowing all the parts of speech?

Rakhi Yadav

4 year experience teacher and also teach in school

Can you speak English without knowing all the parts of speech? No, they are necessary
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Answered on 26 Apr Learn Spoken English

How many parts of speech are covered in English: 8 or 9?

Kilari N.

Tutor, Yoga Instructor, Dance Teacher

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Answered on 30 Apr Learn Spoken English

Are the parts of speech necessary to speak the English language?

Janhabi B.

Professional social science teacher conducting classes from 1 to 10 for cbsc students

yes.
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Answered 6 days ago Learn Spoken English

How can I become fluent in English?

Yashaswini

By following this MANTRA you will surely be a fluent speaker. LUS :- Listen ,Understand and speak 1st step :Listen in english ( it can be any thing like video,conversation ,documentory etc 2nd step : try to understand like what and how it is spoken 3rd step : try to copy its sentence structure, pronunciation,vocabulay... read more

By following this MANTRA you will surely be a fluent speaker. 

LUS :- Listen ,Understand and speak

1st step :Listen in english ( it can be any thing like video,conversation ,documentory etc

2nd step : try to understand like what and how  it is spoken

3rd step : try to copy its sentence structure, pronunciation,vocabulay etc.

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Answered 4 days ago Learn Spoken English

What are some suggested activities to make spoken English classes interesting?

Sravani Kondapalli

Full time Mom and Part time tutor

Make it like a activity
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Answered 4 days ago Learn Spoken English

What are the rules for English part of speech?

Sravani Kondapalli

Full time Mom and Part time tutor

There are 3 main parts of speech. Present, past and future. Then there are present continuous, past continuous and future continuous.
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Answered on 02 May Learn Spoken English

What part of speech is "been" in the English language?

Sana Begum

My teaching experience 12 years

"In English, "been" is primarily used as a past participle of the verb "to be." As such, it functions as part of the verb phrase in various tenses, including the present perfect (e.g., "I have been"), past perfect (e.g., "She had been"), and future perfect (e.g., "They will have been"). In these contexts,... read more
"In English, "been" is primarily used as a past participle of the verb "to be." As such, it functions as part of the verb phrase in various tenses, including the present perfect (e.g., "I have been"), past perfect (e.g., "She had been"), and future perfect (e.g., "They will have been"). In these contexts, "been" indicates a completed action or state that occurred before a specific point in the past, present, or future. Additionally, "been" can also be used as an auxiliary verb in passive constructions (e.g., "The house has been cleaned") and to form certain verb tenses, such as the present perfect continuous (e.g., "She has been working"). read less
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Answered on 19 Apr Learn Spoken English

What are some interesting English grammar questions?

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"I am" vs. "I is"? "Who" vs. "whom"? "Affect" vs. "effect"? Subjunctive mood? Passive voice formation? Comma rules? "There," "their," "they're"? British vs. American spelling? "Lay" vs. "lie"? "Much" vs. "many"? read more
  1. "I am" vs. "I is"?
  2. "Who" vs. "whom"?
  3. "Affect" vs. "effect"?
  4. Subjunctive mood?
  5. Passive voice formation?
  6. Comma rules?
  7. "There," "their," "they're"?
  8. British vs. American spelling?
  9. "Lay" vs. "lie"?
  10. "Much" vs. "many"?
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Answered on 19 Apr Learn Spoken English

What is nominalization in English grammar?

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Nominalization is the process of turning a word into a noun. It involves converting verbs, adjectives, or other parts of speech into nouns. For example, turning "understand" into "understanding" or "difficult" into "difficulty" involves nominalization. ... read more

Nominalization is the process of turning a word into a noun. It involves converting verbs, adjectives, or other parts of speech into nouns. For example, turning "understand" into "understanding" or "difficult" into "difficulty" involves nominalization.

 
 
 
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Answered on 19 Apr Learn Spoken English

How do I understand English grammar logically?

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Understanding English grammar logically involves breaking down rules into clear, systematic explanations and recognizing patterns rather than relying solely on memorization. Start with basic concepts and build upon them gradually, using examples and practice to reinforce understanding.... read more

Understanding English grammar logically involves breaking down rules into clear, systematic explanations and recognizing patterns rather than relying solely on memorization. Start with basic concepts and build upon them gradually, using examples and practice to reinforce understanding. Additionally, understanding the underlying logic behind grammar rules can help make them more intuitive and easier to apply.

 
 
 
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