English

• Pronoun is the word that is used to replace a noun in a sentence to avoid repetition or to make the sentence flow more smoothly.
• Coordinating, one of the types of conjunctions where it joins ideas of equal importance
• Definition, may be expanded using different devices or techniques like stating the origin of the word
• Antecedent, the word or phrase that a pronoun refers back to in a sentence.
• Subordinating, one of the types of conjunctions where it joins ideas of unequal importance.
• Conjunctions, is used to join ideas in a single sentence.
• where, an example of relative pronount that is used for places.
• Compound preposition, are prepositions that are made up of two or more words.
• Invitation letter, a familiar type of a personal letter.
• Preposition, a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and another word in the sentence.
• in, a preposition that can be used to depict general timings like month, years, certain a parts of days.
• on, a preposition that is used to refer to more specific locations like streets, avenues, islands, surfaces, and large vehicles.
• to, a preposition used to denote the end location.
• at, used to denote very specific time, times of the day and holidays without 'day'
• from, used to denote starting location
• We always like people who speak the truth.
• This is Natasha whom I was praising.
• Can you tell whose pen is this
• Book report presents the reader's evaluation of the book.
• Summary is a brief discussion or narration of the incidents that happen in the story from beginning to end.
• The indefinite pronouns, such as each, one, either, neither, everybody, nobody, are singular.
• Mass nouns are always singular.
• A interview is a formal meeting, usually face to face, where people obtain information by asking questions.
• News is any new information on current event
• Lead is the vital point in a news story
• Each of the girls has her own dress
• Five miles is long distance
• Many a man has tried hard to climb the treacherous mountain range.
• The furniture of the house is quite impressive.
• Few students are coming to the party.