Suyash Goyal

This course will take you through all types of sentences and how they are transformed from one form to another. Also the course will take you through all the rules required for transformation of sentences. You will also be taken through enough exercises based on Transformation of Sentences.

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CBSE Class 11

English

Transformation of Sentences: Class XI CBSE

Transformation of Sentences

Writing Skills & Grammar

Class 6-12

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Introduction of Transformation of Sentences with Examples || Affirmative Sentences, Assertive Sentences

Transformation of Sentences- Introductory Session

Interrogative Sentences, Imperative Sentences, Exclamatory Sentences || All the types of transformation which we are going to talk about in this course

Transformation of Sentences- Introductory Session Continued

Rules for transforming affirmative sentences into negative sentences along with suitable examples

Affirmative to Negative Sentences- 1

Affirmative to Negative Sentences- 2

Affirmative to Negative Sentences- 3

Affirmative to Negative Sentences- 4

Affirmative to Negative Sentences- 5

Rules for transforming assertive sentences into interrogative sentences along with suitable examples

Assertive to Interrogative Sentences- 1

Assertive to Interrogative Sentences- 2

Rules for transforming exclamatory sentences into assertive sentences along with suitable examples

Exclamatory to Assertive Sentences- 1

Assertive to Interrogative Sentences- 3

Rules for transforming imperative sentences into assertive sentences along with suitable examples

Imperative to Assertive Sentences- 1

Exclamatory to Assertive Sentences- 2

Imperative to Assertive Sentences- 2

Rules for transforming sentences containing superlative degree into sentences containing comparative and positive degree along with suitable examples

Change of Degree- 1

Change of Degree- 2

Change of Degree- 3

Simple Sentences and Compound Sentences with Examples

Simple, Complex & Compound Sentences

Complex Sentences, Subordinate Clause, Independent Clause, Subordinate conjunctions, Relative pronouns along with suitable examples

Complex Sentences- Subordinate & Independent clauses

Rules for transforming complex sentences into simple and compound sentences along with suitable examples

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 1

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 2

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 3

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 4

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 5

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 6

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 7

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 8

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 9

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 10

Complex to Simple & Compound Sentences- 11

Examples of transforming Complex Sentences into Simple Sentences

Examples of Complex, Compound & Simple Sentences

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Alisha Chhabra

The Five Features of Effective Writing' by Kathleen Cali and Kim Bowen, is replete with pearls of wisdom for any aspiring writer. I will walk you through this dense forest of sapience. First, we will talk about Focus and the question-'So What?'. We will see how focus is significant in driving all the other four features. We will endeavour to learn about finding one's focus. We will end the discussion about Focus, with a few guiding questions. Now, we will come to the second feature, i.e., Organisation. We will talk about Formulaic Writing and the scaffolding it renders. We will analyse the the two most important aspects of Organisation: Structure and Cohesion. Having spelled out these, we'll cap off this feature too with few guiding questions. In this way, we commence the third feature: Support and Elaboration(Underpinning and Unfoldment) and dwell upon Sufficiency and Relatedness. We will talk more about it, specifically in the context of narrative and expository writings. And here we are, at the fourth feature- Style. After interpreting what style is, we will talk about the three elements of style: Word Choice, Sentence Fluency and Voice. We'll essay learning how to learn style. Afterwards, we'll discuss about few style "crimes": Wordiness and Verb Trouble, blow-by-blow. We'll try to get around 'Ostentatious Erudition' too. And with this, we'll be all set to revamp our styles! Having reached so far, we begin with the fifth feature- Conventions; playing up Mechanics, Usage and Sentence Formation primarily. And we end this with a few guiding questions. And now, we may sing carols and revel in our newfound insights! Bravo!

The Five Features of Effective Writing

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Saraswati Rajwar

Saraswati Rajwar will teach Active and Passive Voice in this course.

(Hindi) Active and Passive Voice

This course will take you through the general steps and rules which one should follow while re-ordering the sentences. It will also take you through extensive exercises of re-ordering of sentences with proper explanations so that you can develop a great command over it and reorder all the sentences with great ease.

Class XI -Re-ordering of Sentences

This course will walk you through the areas you need to keep in mind, while writing (besides Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation). It will encourage you to ask questions like- "Who I am writing this for?", "What will my medium be?" and "Which writing style should I follow?". You will be apprised of the import of proper structuring. Phraseology and its various aspects including Attitude, Perspective, Conciseness, Brevity, Language of Gender and Disabilities will be taken care of. We will be dealing in detail with the concepts of Cliches and Redundancy, moving forward. We will culminate by foregrounding the necessity of Proofreading and Revision. And thus, by the time we reach here, we would have become much more refined in terms of designing our pieces.

IV: Writing : Structure and Phraseology

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That group of words is called a sentence, through which there is an expression or expression of a full sense. The sentence is a systematic form of meaningful words. The syntax of educated is disciplined by the rules of grammar. Sentence can be one or more words.

(Hindi) Basic Point of Sentences : Class 11th

The course begins with introducing the topic and streamlining the road ahead. Over 100 such rhetorical devices have been analysed and demystified. Anyone aspiring to construe the world of Figures of speech will find this course becoming their haunt! Special care has been taken to not let any 'new word' pass without proper explanation. The course proceeds in a fashion wherein the terms occurring in any definition have already been elucidated previously. This is a sincere endeavour to develop a course capable of providing its learners with a firm footing in the concerned topic. You are advised to move sequentially. In any case, the lesson descriptions carry the names of the terms talked about in the respective lessons. Happy Learning!

Lessons

33 lessons • 4h 39m

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