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8th Grammar NCERT
8th Grammar NCERT
Conjunctions:
● C
onnecting words: These words join words, phrases, and even sentences to create a smoother flow and
show relationships between them.
○ "And," "but," "or" connect similar ideas (e.g., "The rain stopped, and the sun came out.")
○ "Because," "since," "although" introduce reasons or explanations (e.g., "Because it rained heavily,
the river overflowed.")
Adjectives:
● Describing words: They add details about nouns or pronouns, making your writing more vivid.
○ "Warm," "scarlet," "brightly colored," "lush" describe the qualities of things (e.g., "The warm rain
felt good on my skin.")
Tenses:
● Verb forms: They show when an action happened, is happening, or will happen.
○ Present tense: Talks about things happening now (e.g., "The birds sing beautifully.")
○ Past tense: Talks about things that already happened (e.g., "Yesterday, I went to the movies.")
○ Future tense: Talks about things that will happen in the future (e.g., "Tomorrow, I will visit my
grandparents.")
● Sentence structure: This shows who or what performs the action in a sentence.
○ Active voice: The subject performs the action (e.g., "The boy kicked the ball.")
○ Passive voice: The object receives the action (e.g., "The ball was kicked by the boy.") - Used less
frequently.
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Omission:
● Leaving out words: Sometimes, writers skip certain words for conciseness or effect.
○ Omission of helping verb: "It is raining." (shortened to "It raining.") - Not recommended in formal
writing.
○ Omission of article: "I saw a bird." (shortened to "I saw bird.") - Not recommended in formal
writing.
Sentence Types:
● Sentence structures: These define how many clauses (independent or dependent) a sentence has.
○ Simple sentence: One independent clause (e.g., "The sun shines brightly.")
○ Compound sentence: Two or more independent clauses joined by conjunctions (e.g., "The sun
shines brightly, and the birds sing.")
○ Complex sentence: One independent clause and one or more dependent clauses joined by
subordinating conjunctions (e.g., "When the sun shines brightly, the birds sing.")
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