A little practice. A world of possibilities.ہر روز تھوڑی انگریزی، ہر روز نیا اعتماد
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Parts of speech

الفاظ کے کام پہچانیں

A1 · Grammar · About 10 minutes

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Four small steps. No timer, no lost lives. Learn from each answer.

  1. 1 · Understand
  2. 2 · Questions
  3. 3 · Sentence game
  4. 4 · Your reward

First, understand this idea.

“A kind teacher helps us.” Teacher ek noun hai, kind us teacher ko describe karne wala adjective, aur helps verb hai. Ek word ka kaam sentence badalne se badal sakta hai: “I work” aur “my work”.

لفظ کی قسم پہچاننے کے لیے پورا جملہ دیکھیں۔ اسم کسی شخص، جگہ یا چیز کا نام ہو سکتا ہے۔ فعل کام یا حالت بتاتا ہے۔ صفت اسم کے بارے میں مزید معلومات دیتی ہے۔

A kind teacher helps us. → kind: adjective · teacher: noun · helps: verb · us: pronoun

The children read.

بچے پڑھتے ہیں۔

Read the full lesson first

A word has a job in a sentence. A noun can name a person or thing, a verb can describe an action or state, and an adjective can describe a noun. Learn the job inside an example before trying to memorise a long list of labels.

First, understand the idea.

“A kind teacher helps us.” Teacher ek noun hai, kind us teacher ko describe karne wala adjective, aur helps verb hai. Ek word ka kaam sentence badalne se badal sakta hai: “I work” aur “my work”.

A kind teacher helps us. → kind: adjective · teacher: noun · helps: verb · us: pronoun

See it. Hear it. Say it.

The children read.

بچے پڑھتے ہیں۔

This is a quiet room.

یہ ایک خاموش کمرہ ہے۔

They work carefully.

وہ احتیاط سے کام کرتے ہیں۔

One common mistake to avoid.

NEEDS A CHANGECalling every word after “a” a noun.
A BETTER WAYIn “a quiet room”, quiet is an adjective and room is a noun.

Now make it your own.

Write one sentence about your school or home. Underline a noun and circle the verb. Add one adjective, then check that the sentence still makes sense.

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