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Shweta Kamboj

This course explains rules related to adjectives.This course tries to explain the correct use of comparative degrees in sentences according to English grammar rules. When to use few/little, much/many and some/any. Correct use of few/a few. The rules related to adjectives are discussed here and also it gives a brief idea of how to use and where to use it.This course will be helpful for students preparing for any government exam such as SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, CPO, AFCAT, banking exams etc. Tags: English for SSC CGL, English for SSC CHSL, Learn Adjectives for SSC, SSC Syllabus, SSC Exam.

A thorough analysis of questions, book lists, planner, and much more: everything you need to know about SSC CGL, SSC CHSL and CPO examinations.

SSC Exams (Non Technical)/ Railway Exams

Hindi

(Hindi) Understanding Adjectives for SSC CGL Aspirants

English for SSC

SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level) Preparation

Error Spotting

Grammar/Sentence Correction

English Language

Bank, SSC & Railway Exams

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Grammar / Sentence Correction

This lesson gives the overview of what all we are going to learn in the topic adjectives.

Course Overview (in Hindi)

In this lesson basics of adjectives are explained with examples. Different kinds of adjectives such as adjective of quality, Quantity, demonstrative, interrogative etc.

What are Adjectives? (in Hindi)

This lesson explains the three degrees of comparison and some rules for converting positive degree to comparative and superlative degree.

Degree of Comparison (in Hindi)

This lesson explains rules related to comparative degrees.

Rules Related to Comparative Degrees (in Hindi)

This lesson explains some more rules related to adjectives. Order in which adjectives must come in any sentence, position of adjectives in sentences etc.

More Rules Related to Comparative Degrees (in Hindi)

Students often make mistakes in use of Few/a few and little/ a little. This lesson explains the difference between the two.

Use of Few / Little (in Hindi)

Some error detection questions are explained in this lesson based on the rules we have seen.

Error Detection Practice Questions on Adjectives (in Hindi)

Test Your Knowledge on Adjectives (in Hindi)

Done B.Sc(Hons.) in Botany. Have keen interest in Teaching.

Kalawati Sah

This course covers some important Grammar Rules that should be kept in mind to be fluent in English Grammar. This course presents to you some examples related to it for better understanding.

(Hindi) 100 English Golden Grammar Rules: SSC CGL

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Priya Tiwari

Course will cover more than 100 rules of error detection oftenly asked in various exams with detailed explanation with examples

(Hindi) 100+ Rules of Error Detection

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Natasha Swami

In this course Natasha Swami has discussed the top 500 Questions of Advance Level in hindi. This course is very useful for SSC-CGL.

(Hindi) Error Detection for SSC-CGL Grammar

In this course,the educator discusses the concept behind the every questions in an elaborate manner, which is very useful for SSC-CGL,  SSC-CPO and GD aspirants.

(Hindi) Error Detection of Advance Level: SSC CGL

Cleared IBPS Clerk,RRB Clerk ,UPCO,
2 Year Teaching Experience
UG From BHU (Eng)
Runs An Educational You Tube Channel with 200k+ Subscribers

Vimlesh Yadav

In this course, Vimlesh Yadav discusses all the problems that we face in examinations while answering the English section .

(Hindi) Details and Analysis of Previous Year Paper: SSC CHSL

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Cleared RRB Clerk , SBI Clerk pre, NTPC 2016,
1 year experience in software developing along with 5 year Experience in 

Hemant Mishra

In this course I am going to discuss some trick and points which candidate should keep in mind when solving the problem of fill in the blanks .

Lessons

8 lessons • 1h 9m