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slide1. welcome<br>
slide2. Class & Subject SAIF UDDIN CHOWDHURY
HEAD TEACHER
BATHANIA DULUMA AZIM HIGH SCHOOL
Chhagalnaiya,Feni.. English 2nd paper
Grammar
Class IX & X<br>
slide3. The scenery of the nature makes us cheerful
Subject Verb As it is the scenery of nature, it makes us cheerful.
Subject + Verb Subject + Verb What kind of change have you noticed? Simple into Complex Look at the scene and follow the sentences<br>
slide4. Today’s Topic is
TRANSFORMATION<br>
slide5. Learning outcomes After ending of the lesson ,
SS’will be able to--------
Identify Simple sentence .
Identify Complex sentence.
Transform Simple into Complex sentence.<br>
slide7. He could not go to school for his illness. As he was ill, he could not go to school. Follow the structure of the sentences She got the prize for her regular attendance in the class. She got the prize as she was regular in the class<br>
slide8. Follow He could not go to school for his illness. As he was ill, he could not go to school. It remains unchanged. It will be created. As/Since + sub + verb + extention. Subject + verb + extension. Cause Effect Sub-ordinate clause Principal clause<br>
slide9. Conjunctions Though, Although, Since/ As, If, that, so that,
‘So + adjective +that’, because, etc. are normally
used to describe condition.<br>
slide10. Simple into complex with( Though/Although) Nobody came to help despite his asking help from the audience. Nobody came to help though he asked help from the audience. . In spite of his riches, he is dishonest. Although he is rich, he is dishonest. Note: Though /Although is used in stead of ‘in spite of/despite’<br>
slide11. Change the sentences from simple into complex In spite of his poverty he achieved GPA-5.
I like him despite his misbehaviour.
We had enjoied much in spite of our lacking of time.
Despite their hard working, they failed after all.
He enjoys his job in spite of the ill payment. Check your answer. Though he was poor, he achieved GPA-5.
I like him though he misbehaves.
We had enjoied much though we had lacking of time.
Although they worked hard, they failed after all.
He enjoys his job though he is ill paid. Class WORK<br>
slide12. Important notes
Illness, boldness, sickness and such types of nouns will be
turned into adjectives and ‘hard work’ will be ‘work hard’<br>
slide13. Change the sentences from simple into complex He obtained grade A+ for hard study.
He did not go to India inspite of getting visa.
By rising early in the morning you can enjoy fresh air.
Without reading seriously you can not pass. Work to be done at HOME<br>
slide14. THANK YOU<br>
slide2. Class & Subject SAIF UDDIN CHOWDHURY
HEAD TEACHER
BATHANIA DULUMA AZIM HIGH SCHOOL
Chhagalnaiya,Feni.. English 2nd paper
Grammar
Class IX & X<br>
slide3. The scenery of the nature makes us cheerful
Subject Verb As it is the scenery of nature, it makes us cheerful.
Subject + Verb Subject + Verb What kind of change have you noticed? Simple into Complex Look at the scene and follow the sentences<br>
slide4. Today’s Topic is
TRANSFORMATION<br>
slide5. Learning outcomes After ending of the lesson ,
SS’will be able to--------
Identify Simple sentence .
Identify Complex sentence.
Transform Simple into Complex sentence.<br>
slide7. He could not go to school for his illness. As he was ill, he could not go to school. Follow the structure of the sentences She got the prize for her regular attendance in the class. She got the prize as she was regular in the class<br>
slide8. Follow He could not go to school for his illness. As he was ill, he could not go to school. It remains unchanged. It will be created. As/Since + sub + verb + extention. Subject + verb + extension. Cause Effect Sub-ordinate clause Principal clause<br>
slide9. Conjunctions Though, Although, Since/ As, If, that, so that,
‘So + adjective +that’, because, etc. are normally
used to describe condition.<br>
slide10. Simple into complex with( Though/Although) Nobody came to help despite his asking help from the audience. Nobody came to help though he asked help from the audience. . In spite of his riches, he is dishonest. Although he is rich, he is dishonest. Note: Though /Although is used in stead of ‘in spite of/despite’<br>
slide11. Change the sentences from simple into complex In spite of his poverty he achieved GPA-5.
I like him despite his misbehaviour.
We had enjoied much in spite of our lacking of time.
Despite their hard working, they failed after all.
He enjoys his job in spite of the ill payment. Check your answer. Though he was poor, he achieved GPA-5.
I like him though he misbehaves.
We had enjoied much though we had lacking of time.
Although they worked hard, they failed after all.
He enjoys his job though he is ill paid. Class WORK<br>
slide12. Important notes
Illness, boldness, sickness and such types of nouns will be
turned into adjectives and ‘hard work’ will be ‘work hard’<br>
slide13. Change the sentences from simple into complex He obtained grade A+ for hard study.
He did not go to India inspite of getting visa.
By rising early in the morning you can enjoy fresh air.
Without reading seriously you can not pass. Work to be done at HOME<br>
slide14. THANK YOU<br>