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    Distributive Pronouns یعیزوت ریامض: Erfan High Educational Center

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    The document provides information about different types of pronouns, parts of speech, verbs, and articles in the English language. It defines distributive pronouns as pronouns that refer to each person or item in a group. Interrogative pronouns are used instead of nouns to ask questions. Indefinite pronouns refer to unknown people, places, or things. Parts of speech are the different categories that words are classified into based on their function in sentences, such as nouns, pronouns, verbs. Verbs are divided into ordinary verbs and auxiliary verbs. Articles are words used with nouns or adjectives to specify them as definite or indefinite.

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    The document provides information about different types of pronouns, parts of speech, verbs, and articles in the English language. It defines distributive pronouns as pronouns that refer to each person or item in a group. Interrogative pronouns are used instead of nouns to ask questions. Indefinite pronouns refer to unknown people, places, or things. Parts of speech are the different categories that words are classified into based on their function in sentences, such as nouns, pronouns, verbs. Verbs are divided into ordinary verbs and auxiliary verbs. Articles are words used with nouns or adjectives to specify them as definite or indefinite.

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    Distributive Pronouns یعیزوت ریامض: Erfan High Educational Center

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    ERFAN HIGH EDUCATIONAL CENTER

    Distributive Pronouns
    Distributive pronouns: are used instead of noun and indicate each person of a number or group. . : The distributive pronouns consist in: 1. Each 2. Either 3. Neither Ex. Each of you is present. Ex. Either of them were present. Ex. Neither of us is lazy. Ex. Each knows what to do

    Interrogative Pronouns
    Interrogative Pronouns: are those which are used instead of noun and ask .questions . : :The interrogative Pronouns consist in 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Who Whom Whose Which What

    Ex. Who is your friend in the class? Ex. What do you do in the morning? Ex. whose is this car?

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    Indefinite Pronouns
    Indefinite pronouns: are used instead of nouns and denote some unknown person, place or thing. . : The indefinite pronouns consist in: 1. Somebody 2. Something 3. Some one 4. Anybody 5. Anyone 6. Anything 7. No one 8. No body 9. All Ex. I bought some thing. Ex. Did you see any body? Ex. He told me every thing. Ex. All were kind.

    Parts Of Speech
    The words are classified according to the work they do in the sentences, these parts are called parts of speech. . 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Noun Pronoun Verb Adjective Adverb Preposition Conjunction Interjection

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    1. Noun: Noun is a word which is used as name of person, place, and things. . Ex. Ahmad, Kabul, Chair. 2. Pronoun: Pronoun is a word which is used instead of noun and prevents its repetition. . Ex. Ahmad is a student and he studies hard. 3. Verb: Verb is a word which is used to show state or action. . Ex. Ahmad is a boy. Ex. He plays foot ball in the park. 4. Adjective: Adjective is a word which is used to modify a noun or pronoun. . Ex. Samim is a clever boy. 5. Adverb: Adverb is a word which is used to modify verb, adjective and other adverb. . Ex. I come safely. Ex. She is very lazy. Ex. He speaks quite correctly. 6. Proposition: Preposition is a word which is used to show the relationship between person, place and things. . Ex. Ahmad is in the class. 7. Conjunction: Conjunction is a word which is used to join two words or two sentences. .
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    Ex. Ahmad and salim are brothers but they do not study well. 8. Interjection: Interjection is a word which is used to show some sudden feeling or emotion. . Ex. Pooh! I hurt my self.

    Articles
    Article is a word which is used with noun or adjective and determines them. . Ex. The girls are lazy. Article The Articles are divided in two parts: 1. Definite Article 2. Indefinite Article 1. Definite Article: There is only one definite in the English language which is (the). (the) : (the) . The definite article (the) can be used in the following ways: :( the) 1. Before things which are unique. . Ex. The sky, The sun, The Moon........ 2. Before the common nouns. Ex. The student, The boy, The girl......... 3. Before the ordinal number. Ex. The first class, the ten class........ 4. Before the superlative form of adjectives. EX. The cleverest student. EX. The most beautiful car. Article (The) can not be used in the following ways:
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    1. Before days of the week. Ex. The Saturday. Etc 2. Before year.The.2005. Ex. Before the monthsThe June 3. Before the proper noun. Ex. The Ahmad . Etc. 4. Before the names of rivers, oceans, gulfs and etc Ex. The Amo river.Etc

    Indefinite Article
    There are two indefinite articles in English language which are (a) and (an). .(an) ( a) 1. The form (a) is placed before the word beginning with a consonant letters. .( a) Ex. A chair A book .. Etc 2. The form (an) is placed before a word beginning with vowel Letters. .( an) Ex. An orange An apple..Etc Memo When (U) has the sound of (U) at the beginning of the words (a) is used instead of (an). (an) (a) ( )( U) : . Ex. A university, A European and etc. Ex. An umbrella Note: The form (a) can be used before people names and it indicates some one stranger. . ( a) Ex. A Mr. Samim came here yesterday. .

    Verbs
    Verbs are divided into two parts. 1. Ordinary verbs. 2. Auxiliary verbs.
    The Auxiliary verbs consist in:
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    Am Is Are Was - Were Have Has Had - Do Does Did Can Could Shall Should Will Would May Might Ought to Must Need Dare Used to Ex. I am working. Ex. Do you work? Ex. She is a girl. These auxiliaries are classified into three parts 1. Principal Auxiliary 2. Model Auxiliary 3. Semi Model Auxiliary
    1.

    Principal auxiliary: Are those which form the main part of auxiliary

    verbs. . :( ) These auxiliaries are as follows: Have Has Had Is Am Are Was Were Do Does Did Note: The Principal auxiliaries can be used as ordinary verbs too. Ex: He is a lawyer. Ex: I have an English book.

    Model auxiliary Verbs: The models do not take (s) or (es) at the end of
    verbs in third singular person. ( es) s)) : . Ex. He can speak English. Ex. He can speaks English. The model auxiliaries consist in: . Can Could Shall Must Will Should Would May Might

    1. Can Could
    Can shows ability and possibilities and could is the past form of the can. . Can Could :(Can ) Ex. I can play piano.
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    Ex. I could play piano. Memo: (Could) can some time show a present probability. .( Could) : Ex. If I practice well, I could be skillful. ` Note: (Be Able to) also shows abilities in present and future tenses. Ex. I am able to learn English. (Present) Ex. I will be able to play piano (Future) 2. May Might - - May shows a present probability might is used in a past form of May. ( May) :May .( might) Ex. I may leave here tomorrow. Ex. He might go to Kabul. Note: when (may) is placed at the beginning of the sentences show permission and request. . ( may) : Ex. May I come in. (Permission) EX. May I have a glass of water. (Request)

    3. Shall - Will
    Shall and will show an action which will take place in the future. . Shall Will Ex. He will come here tomorrow. Ex. I shall meet you next week.

    4. Should Would
    Should and would are used in the past form of shall and will, and should also shows advise. ( Will) ( shall) ( Should Would) . Should Ex. I would go to see her if I had time. (Past) Ex. We should have gone to Kabul. (Past) Ex. You should study hard. (Advise)

    Memo: Would is usually combined with words such as (Please) and (mind) to
    express a polite request. ( mind) ( Please) ( Would) . Ex. Would you please help me.
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    Ex. Would you mind opening the door.

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