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Between Adjective Clause and Adverb Clause to which class does Elliptical Clause belong ???

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In the last usage you said in the usage of headline first example fifty killed in airline crash in the second clause you said fifty passenger killed how we identify in the elliptical clause which people were killed

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Very well explained!! Today I understood the Electrical constructions

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What's difference between became here and in concept of inchoative verbs

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Respected sir, being undisputedly the greatest grammarian of this generation across the globe, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to enlighten me a tad bit as to which of the following answers would be the most appropriate one from the grammatical point of view -Question -The question was very easy.Everyone could answer it.(Join the sentences using 'too' ). My probable answers-(A) The question was too easy to not to answer (B) The question was too easy for everyone not to answer (C) The question was too easy to answer.Sir, this yan academic question of class X standard.Do please let me know if the option (C) would be grammatically logically correct.

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Sir teach Grammar from basics I. e Noun, pronoun, verb, tense, narration, articles, change of voice etc.

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🎉🎉 Respected sir, being undisputedly the tallest grammarian of this generation across the globe, you are earnestly entreated with folded to let me know which of the following answers to the Narration change would be the most appropriate one grammatically -Direct-He says,"Let you be successful in life". Indirect -(A)He wishes that I should be successful in life (B)He wishes that I may be successful in life (C)He wishes that I might be successful in life (D) He prays that I be successful in life.(E) He wishes me success in life.

Multiple sentences are a combination of.compound/double sentences AND complex sentences. ONE MAIN CLAUSE + 2 or more sub-ordinate clauses Two main clauses + 1 or more sub- ordinating cluases; 3 main clauses + 1 sub- ordinate clause ANY COMBINATION OF CO-ORDINATING CLAUSES AND SUB-ORDINATING CLAUSES BUT NOT AS IN COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCES.

Respected sir, being undisputedly the greatest grammarian of this generation, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to enlighten me a bit as to whether the following Cleft sentences are Noun Clause, Adjective clause or Adverbial Clause -(A)It was yesterday that we met him (B)It was yesterday when we met him (C)It was last Saturday that we met him (D) It was last Saturday when we met him.

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Respected sir, being undisputedly the greatest grammarian of this generation, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to solve the following Tense -based grammatical issue that has baffled so many grammarians and teachers -Question -For several months he ------(was suffering/suffered/had been suffering/has been suffering) from serious illness.

Thanks. I have never been able to understand phrases and clauses this easily.

Sir, excellent explanation. It clarified my doubts to a great extent.

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Sir kya aap hindi mein ye videos banaa sakte hai agar hindi mein banayege aur speaking speed little bit slow ho to achha hoga

He is a good boy..here 'a' (is it a determiner?)