CBSE Class 9 & 10 English Grammar Notes
60 rules of grammar
Rule 1 – Sentence | Adept Yourself 📘 Rule 1 : Sentence Grammar Master Course | Adept Yourself 💬 What is a Sentence? 🗣️ A Sentence is a group of words that gives a complete meaning. ✅ Rule 👦 Subject + 🏃 Verb + 💡 Complete Meaning = ✅ Sentence 💡 Easy Trick Remember this
Transformation of Sentences — Advanced Notes
Transformation of Sentences — Advanced Notes T Transformation of Sentences — Advanced Notes Concise rules & examples for higher-level classes. Use these as classroom notes or quick revision. 1Active ⇄ Passive Voice Rule (Simple present/simple past): Object + am/is/are/was/were + past participle (+ by + subject).Use is/are for present; was/were for past. If object is
मुहावरे और लोकोक्तियाँ (Idioms and Proverbs)
🌸 मुहावरे और लोकोक्तियाँ (Idioms and Proverbs) 🔷 1️⃣ मुहावरे (Idioms) 💠 मुहावरे की परिभाषा: ऐसे वाक्यांश या शब्द समूह जो अपने शाब्दिक अर्थ को छोड़कर विशेष भाव या अर्थ प्रकट करते हैं, उन्हें मुहावरे कहते हैं। 👉 मुहावरों का शब्दशः अर्थ नहीं लिया जाता, बल्कि भावार्थ समझा जाता है। ✳️ मुहावरों की विशेषताएँ 🌿
Phases
⏳ Phases Toolkit — Learn & Play ⏳ Phases Toolkit — Learn & Play Learn the different Phases of action and time easily! Click a phase to see examples and play games below! 📘 Phases Rules & Uses 1. What are Phases? Phases describe the stage or time of an action. Understanding phases helps in
Clauses
📌 Clauses Toolkit — Learn & Play 📌 Clauses Toolkit — Learn & Play Understand Clauses easily! Click a category to see examples and play games below! 📘 Clauses Rules & Uses 1. What is a Clause? A clause is a group of words that contains a subject and a predicate (verb). Clauses can be
Adjectives ( with Degree)
🎨 Adjectives Toolkit — Learn & Play 🎨 Adjectives Toolkit — Learn & Play Learn Adjectives and their Degrees easily! Click a category to see examples and play games below! 📘 Adjectives Rules & Uses 1. What is an Adjective? An adjective describes a noun or pronoun. It tells us about quality, quantity, size, color,
Verb Concord / Subject verb agreement)
✅ Verb Concord Toolkit — Subject-Verb Agreement ✅ Verb Concord Toolkit — Subject-Verb Agreement Learn Verb Concord (Subject-Verb Agreement) easily! Click a category to see examples and play games below! 📘 Verb Concord Rules & Uses 1. What is Verb Concord? Verb Concord (Subject-Verb Agreement) means the verb must agree with the subject in number
Narration
🗨️ Narration Toolkit — Direct & Indirect Speech 🗨️ Narration Toolkit — Direct & Indirect Speech Learn how to change Direct Speech into Indirect Speech easily! Click a category to see examples and play games below! 📘 Narration Rules & Uses 1. What is Direct Speech? Direct Speech is when we report the exact words
Voice Change
🎤 Voice Change Toolkit — Active & Passive Voice 🎤 Voice Change Toolkit — Active & Passive Voice Learn Active & Passive Voice easily! Play games below! 🎮 Voice Change Games — Play & Learn 🎮 Game 1: Convert to Passive ✏️ Rule: Rewrite the given sentence in passive voice. Keep tense the same. Active:
Tenses
⏳ Tenses — Time Travel with Verbs ⏳ Tenses — Time Travel with Verbs Learn tenses easily! Click a category to see examples and play games at the end! 📘 Tenses Rules & Uses 1. What are Tenses? Tenses tell us when an action happens — in the past, present, or future. 2. Why use
Determiners
Determiners Toolkit — Learn & Play 🎓 Determiners Toolkit — Learn & Play 🎓 Read the rules first, then explore charts and play games! 📘 Determiners — Rules & Examples Determiner: A word that comes before a noun to make it clear, specific, or to show quantity/ownership. Categories of Determiners Articles: a, an, the Demonstratives:
Tense
Tenses Toolkit – Fun Diagrams & Games ✋ Tenses Toolkit – Master Chart & Games Time Simple Continuous Perfect Perfect Continuous Past I played football I was playing football I had played football I had been playing football Present I play football I am playing football I have played football I have been playing football
Tenses – Time Travel with Verbs!
🚀 TENSES – TIME TRAVEL WITH VERBS! Tenses tell WHEN an action happens – Past, Present, or Future.Let’s use a Time Machine to travel through: 🕰️ TENSE CHART – SIMPLE AND FUN Tense Time Helping Word Example (Verb: Play) Simple Present Now do/does (not always shown) I play every day. Simple Past Before now No
