Use of Get Verb

Get -  पाना

1.    I get some money.
2.    He can not get birds.
3.    We don't expect to get him home.
4.    At this point , things get harder. 
5.    Don't get me wrong : i love technology.
6.    That is a good way to get killed.
7.    Wait a moment , i will get my work.

Get up - उठना / उठाना

1.    I get up 6 o'clock in the morning.
2.   Are you going to get up ?
3.   No , i will get and go down with you.
4.   He had to get up early in the morning and  go to work.
5.   If i am setting down, she will get up in my lap and purr.

Get in - किसी वाहन मे चढ़ना

Get off - किसी वाहन से  उतरना

1.     I get in Gandhi Nagar and get off Devas Naka.
2.     You need to get off your feed. 
3.     After you get of the train, however, you will need to take a cab to the mall.
4.     Many people get streets, becoming part of the adult homeless population.
5.     Let's get in out of this cold wind.

Get through - पास करना / सफलता पानाा , खत्‍म करना

1.   I got through the IAS Exam.
2.   Nothing here can get through me.
3.   Your words may help someone else get through this difficult time.
4.   If there are so many ways to get through the game , how do you see it all?
5.   If you encounter any blocked areas , use the solves to get through.

Get over - किसी बुरे अनुभव से उभरना , समाप्‍त करना , भूल जाना

1.  It will take you a week to get over this illness.
2.  I can't get over to losing you.
3.  She can't get over to her shyness. 
4.   I don't know how we are going to get over in this problem.
5.  It took me a very long time to get over the shock of her death.

Get out - किसी को निकलने के  लिए कहना  ,  उजागर होना ,  बाहर निकलना

1. You get out of my house.
2.  I have getting out with my friends.

Get away - किसी व्‍यक्ति या चीज से बचना , फरार होना , भाग जाना

1. Get away from me - your breath stinks.
2. She didn't get away until nine last night.
3. We walked to the next beach to get away from the crowds.
4. I liked to get away from london at the weekend..
5. No one can flout the rules and get away with it. 

Get on with - सम्‍भालना

1.  He can get on with situation.
2. He is a man hard to get on with.
3. Let's stop wasting time and get on with this work.
4. I don't get on his lefty friend. 
5. We can get on perfectly well without her.

Get rid of - पीछा छुड़ाना

1.  It is difficult to get rid of insect.
2.  We will have to get rid of him.
3.  I can't get rid of the idea.
4.  Are you trying to get rid of me. 

Get into -  शामिल होना

1. They will get into London this afternoon.
2. Once cockroaches get into a building , it's very difficult to exterminate them.
3. I worry that i won't get into college.
4. I had to break a window to get into the house.
5. He was eager to get into politics.

Get at - बिना कहे बताने की कोशिश करना , बार-बार आलाेचना करना।

1.  What are you getting at?
2.  He is getting at something that we are not able to understand.
3.  Why are you getting at me?
4.  My friend got at the movie.

Simple Sentences or To Be Verb

Simple Sentences are those , in which there is no action performed by the subject , Simple sentences are also called "To Be Verb". 

Examples -
1. Ram is good boy.
2. He is my best friend.
3. My car is red.
5. I am student.
6. I have two brothers.
7. I have 3 cars.
8. He has a white car.
9. Rahul was my friend.
10. Rahul had a bike.
11. Now i am student but i will be bank employee after two years.
12. Before  two years he was my friend but now he is in the America.
13. Hindi is my mother tongue but after one year i will be perfect in English.
14. Today i am here but tomorrow i will be in sky.
15. After one year i will have a red car.

CASE

Case is the use of different forms of nouns or pronouns to show their functions in a sentence, or case shows a noun's or a pronoun's relationship with the other words in a sentence. 

Type of Case : 

• Subjective Case 
• Objective Case
• Possessive Case 
• Vocative Case 

Subjective Case : The Subjective case is the case used for a noun or pronoun that is the subject of a verb. 

Objective Case : The objective case is used for nouns and pronouns that function as objects. 

Possessive Case : The possessive case is used for showing possession. The possessive case applies to nouns , pronouns, and determiners. 

Vocative Case : The Vocative case is used to show direct address. In English, words in the vocative case are offset using commas. 

When studying a foreign language, you will quickly encounter the following terms: 

• Nominative Case
• Accusative Case 
• Genitive Case 
• Dative Case
• Instrumental Case 

The table below shows how nouns and pronouns change (or don't) in the various cases.

GENDER

Definition of Gender : Gender is category of noun. A noun can have a masculine gender, a feminine gender, or a neuter gender.

Type of Gender : 

• Masculine Gender 
• Feminine Gender 
• Common Gender 
• Neuter Gender

Masculine Gender : The Masculine Gender denotes a male. 

Examples : Ram, Dog, Man, Father, Actor , Hero Etc. 

Feminine Gender : The Feminine Gender denotes a Female.

Examples : Sita, Woman , Mother , Cow , Sister Etc. 

Common Gender : The Common Gender denotes that the noun is either a male or a female. 

Examples : Teacher ( शिक्षक  या शिक्षिका ) 
                    Friend  ( Boy Friend or Girl Friend ) 
Child , Doctor , Parent , Cousin, Person , Student, Infant , Relative, Baby, Servant , Writer, Singer, Clerk , Bird , Deer , Sheep, Elephant , Fox , Author , Driver , Typist , Foot , Professor, Novelist, Speaker , Foreigner , Cook , Guest , Artist, Enemy Etc. 

Neuter Gender : Neuter Gender denotes that the noun is neither a male nor a female. 

Examples : Wood, Oil, Crow , Ant , Watch, Honesty, Army Etc. 
Note : Collective Nouns , Material Nouns , Abstract Nouns are placed in Neuter Nouns. 

Nouns

 The word noun means a name. in grammar, a noun is a special type of word that names a person, place, thing, a group, an emotion or an idea. 

Some Example of Nouns are : Mohan, Moscow, Mango, Bunch, Love, Police Officer Etc.

Type of Nouns : 

• Proper Nouns 
• Common Nouns 
• Collective Nouns 
• Material Nouns 
• Abstract Nouns

Proper Nouns :  Proper Nouns are the Name of particular person , place or things. 

Examples : Ram , Mohatma Gandhi , India , Australia Etc. 

Common or Class Nouns : Common Nouns are the name of people, places , things/ objects which have similar or common characteristics. 

Examples : Carpenter, Doctor, Magician , Bank, Library , Hotel , Pencil , Pen Computer Etc. 

Collective Nouns or Group Nouns : Collective Nouns are the name of  group or collective of people, animals or things of the same kind described as one whole . 

Examples : a flock of sheep , a crowed of people , a bunch of bananas 

Material Nouns : Material Nouns denote the matter or substance of which things are made. 

Examples : iron , wood, water , milk Etc. 

Abstract Nouns : Abstract Nouns name feelings, qualities , action states . 

Examples : 

Feelings                Qualities                      Actions                     States 

 Joy                         Honesty                       Laughter                    Boyhood

 Grief                      Bravery                        Anger                        Youth

 Sorrow                   Goodness                     Love                          Sickness

  Fear                       Wisdom                       Revenge                     Death

   

Tense

Simple or Indefinite Tense 

1. Present Tense ( वर्तमान कल ) -

                              Present Simple Tense or Indefinite Tense -

• Simple Sentences -  Subject  + Verb 1st ( S,ES ) + Object 
• Negative Sentences - Subject + Do/Does + Not + Verb 1st + Object 
• Interrogative Sentences - Do/Does + Subject + Verb 1st + Object 
• Interrogative Negative Sentences - Do/Does + Subject + Not + Verb 1st + Object 

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2. Past Tense ( भुतकाल ) -

                              Past Simple Tense or Indefinite Tense -

• Simple Sentences -  Subject  + Verb 2nd  + Object 
• Negative Sentences - Subject + Did + Not + Verb 1st + Object 
• Interrogative Sentences - Did + Subject + Verb 1st + Object 
• Interrogative Negative Sentences - Did + Subject + Not + Verb 1st + Object 

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3. Future Tense ( भविष्‍यकाल ) - 

                                Future Simple Tense or Indefinite Tense -

• Simple Sentences -  Subject  +H.V. ( Will/Shall) +  Verb 1st  + Object 
• Negative Sentences - Subject + H.V. (Will/Shall) + Not + Verb 1st + Object 
• Interrogative Sentences - H.V. (Will/Shall) + Subject + Verb 1st  + Object 
• Interrogative Negative Sentences - H.V. ( Will/Shall) + Subject + Not + Verb 1st   + Object 

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Continuous Tense

1. Present Continuous Tense -

• Simple Sentences - Subject + H.V.(Is/Am/Are)+ Verb Ing + Object 
• Negative Sentences - Subject + H.V.(Is/Am/Are) + Not + Verb Ing + Object 
• Interrogative Sentences - H.V.(Is/Am/Are) + Subject + Verb Ing + Object 
• Interrogative Sentences - H.V.(Is/Am/Are) + Subject + Not +Verb Ing + Object

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2. Past Continuous Tense - 

• Simple Sentences - Subject + H.V. (Was/Were) +  Verb Ing + Object 
• Negative Sentences - Subject + H.V. (Was/Were) + Not + Verb Ing + Object
• Interrogative Sentences - H.V. (Was/Were) + Subjcet +Verb Ing + Object
• Interrogative Sentences - H.V. (Was/Were) + Subject + Not + Verb Ing + Object

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3. Future Continuous Tense - 

• Simple Sentences - Subject + H.V. (Will/Shall) + Be +  Verb Ing + Object 
• Negative Sentences - Subject + H.V.(Will/Shall) + Be + Not + Verb Ing + Object
• Interrogative Sentences - H.V. (Will/Shall) + Be + Subjcet +Verb Ing + Object
• Interrogative Sentences - H.V. (Will/Shall) + Be + Subject + Not + Verb Ing + Object

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