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Parts Of Speech Lesson No 2 Basic English Grammar Ielts Grammar Preparation

Parts Of Speech Lesson No 2 Basic English Grammar Ielts Grammar Preparation

Uses Of As,Before,Better,Both,Even,Except,For,Less,Like,No,Little,Once,One,

Only

 

Before

Adverb. – I have seen you before.

Social word. – He went before the assigned time.

Conjunction. – He left before I came.

Better

Noun. – Give spot to his betters.

Activity word. – The boxes with which he gave me bettered the model – Froude.

Adjective. – We think yours is a better game plan.

Adverb. – I know better.

As

Adverb. – They walked around fast as we could.

Conjunction. – As he was poor I helped him.

Refat. Pron. – He likes a comparative concealing as I do.

Both

Pronoun. – Both of them are dead.

Conjunction. – Both the cashier and the accountant are English.

Adjective. – We cannot have it both ways.

Even

Activity word. – Let us even the ground.

Adverb. – Does he even assume the hazard.

Adjective. – The chances are even.

Except

Conjunction. – They won’t let thee go except (= unless) thou bless

Activity word. – If we except Hari, all are to be denounced.

Social word. – All the brethren were in Egypt except Benjamin.

 

Over

Social word. – At thirty a change came over him.

Adverb. – Read it over warily.

Noun. – In one over he took three wickets.

 

Like

Adverb. – like as a father pitieth his own youths.

Noun. – We won’t see his like once more.

Activity word. – Children like treats.

Adjective. – They are men of like form and stature.

Social word. – Do not talk like that.

 

No

Noun. – They won’t take a no.

Adjective. – It is no joke.

Adverb. – They is no more.

Once

Noun. – Please help them for once.

Adverb. – They were young once.

Conjunction. – Once he flounders we have him.

One

Noun. – One would think he was wild eyed.

Adjective. – One day I met him in the street.

Pronoun. – The little ones wailed for enchant.

Only

Conjunction. – Take what 1 have, only (= yet) let me go.

Adjective. – It was his only chance.

Adverb. – He was only moronic.

Little

Noun. – He wants yet little here underneath.

Adverb. – They eat essentially nothing.

Adjective. – There is little hazard in going there.

For

Conjunction. – Give thanks unto the Lord \for He is satisfactory.

Social word. – I can move for myself.

Less

Adverb. – The quantity of occupants in Japan is less than that of Ghana.

Noun. – They need $ 6 for that watch. He won’t be content with less.

Adjective. – You are giving less thought to your assessments than you used to do.

 

Uses of conjuctions