High Speed Global English Grammar & Composition Regular Edition  (Paperback, C.L.Singh, Peterson)

Topics of General English for Competitive Exams The English section is considered to be the most important and scoring section as it does not involve any formula or tricks to remember. Moreover, answering questions in the general English section takes lesser time when compared to other tricky sections of competitive exams. General English questions are designed in the examination to test candidates knowledge and understanding of basic grammar, vocabulary and important rules of the English language. Table of Contents Syntax | The Sentence | The phrase and the clause | Parts of speech | The Nouns:kinds of noun | The noun: Gender | The noun: number | The noun:case | Pronoun | Reflexive and Emphatic | Pronouns | Possessive Pronouns | Indefinite and | Distributive Pronouns | Interrogative | Pronouns | Demonstrative | Pronouns | Relative Pronouns | Reciprocal Pronouns | Exclamatory Pronouns | Articles | Adjective | Comparison of | Adjectives | Adjectives used as Nouns | Correct use of some Adjectives | Tenses | The uses of the Tenses | TheVerb | The List of Irregular And Regular Verbs | Complete and Incomplete predication | Active and Passive Voice | Mood | Auxiliaries-Primary and Modal | Non-Finite Verbs[Infinitive] | The Gerund | The Participle | TheAdverb | ComparisonofAdverbs | FormationofAdverbs | Special attention to some adverbs | The preposition | Words followed by Prepositions | The Conjunction | The Interjection | Order Of Words | Sequence of Tense | TheNarration |QuestionTagandShortAnswer | Synonyms and Antonyms | Agreement of the Verb With the Subject | One Word | substitution | Transformation(I) | Transformation(II) | Analysis of simple | sentences | Analysis of Complex sentences | and multiple sentences | Analysis of Compound sentences | Synthesis(simple,Complex,Compound,multiple sentences) | Figures of Speech | Phrasal Verbs | Idioms | Sayings and Proverbs | Homophones, Homonyms | Puntuation | Prefixes and Suffixes | Abbreviation | Classified Vocabulary | ComparisonShowingwords | Rearrangement of letters.