Welcome my dear students SAJIDA ASRAF Assistant
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slide1. Welcome my dear students<br>
slide2. SAJIDA ASRAF
Assistant teacher(English)
Haripur M/L High School
Sylhet<br>
slide3. Class:9-10
Sub: English 2nd Paper
Part:Grammar<br>
slide4. The boy is reading The boy is sleeping Both of them are doing something.And doing something is called Verb.Dear students now tell me whose action is right? X Guess the name of today’s topic<br>
slide5. Lesson Declaration Our Today’s Topic is
Right form of verbs<br>
slide6. Learning outcome After this lesson students will be able to: Define Verb
Use Right Forms of Verb .<br>
slide7. Right forms of verb-14 No sooner had, hardly had, scarcely had, etc. are the adverbials that require a past perfect tense and a past indefinite tense for the sentence. #Scarcely had the police (reach) when the the thief (escape).
Ans:Scarcely had the police reached when the thief escaped. #No sooner had the train(start) than we (reach) the station.
Ans: No sooner had the train started than we reached the station<br>
slide8. Right forms of verb-15 Past Perfect+before+past Indefinite.
Past Indefinite +Past Perfect . #The patient (die) before the doctor (come).
Ans: The patient had died before the doctor came. #I (eat) Burger after I (take) my lunch.
Ans: I ate Burger after I had taken my lunch.<br>
slide9. Right forms of verb-16 If the words-“if, wish, as if , as though’’ express unreal past ,we have to use “were” as verb. #I wish I (was) a king.
Ans:I wish I were a king. #She behaved as if she (was) a doll.
Ans: She behaved as if she were a doll.<br>
slide10. Right forms of verb-17 It is time, It is high time,fancy,wish=v2 #I fancy I (fly)—among the stars. Ans. I fancy I flew among the stars. #It is time you (study)—attentively. Ans. It is time you studied attentively.<br>
slide11. Right forms of verb-18 If ”since” is used to indicate a cause, the verbs of the two clauses will be of the same tense. #Since you were watching cartoon, I (sit) beside you to enjoy.
Ans: Since you were watching cartoon, I sat beside you to enjoy.<br>
slide12. If “since/for” is used to indicate time, the verb of the second clause will be different from the first just like the following: 1.Present Perfect +Since+Past Indefinite
2.Past Indefinite +since+Past Perfect Right forms of verb-19 #It has been 20 years since he (play) football.
Ans:It has been 20 years since he played football #20 years passed since we (visit) Zoo.
Ans: 20 years passed since we had visited Zoo<br>
slide13. Right forms of verb-20 While=Ing form of verb
but
If there is subject after the word ‘while’ then the sentence will be in Present Continuous tense #While (sleep)—in his room, he dreamt a nice dream.
Ans: While sleeping in his room, he dreamt a nice dream.<br>
slide14. Right forms of verb-21 #While it (rain)—, I was going to college. Ans. While it was raining, I was going to college. If there is subject after the word ‘while’ then the sentence will be in Present Continuous tense<br>
slide15. Individual work It is high time you (study) attentively.
Run faster lest you (miss) the bus.
No sooner had I (reach) home than she (leave).
The boys (watch)—the television now.
I am looking forward to (get)—your reply.<br>
slide16. Homework Hardly had I (finish) writing when the teacher ordered to stop writing.
We haven’t seen each other since he (leave)
I didn’t go since you didn’t (came).
It was high time we (return) home
Robert talks as if he (be) the prince..
My uncle arrived while she (cook)—the dinner.<br>
slide2. SAJIDA ASRAF
Assistant teacher(English)
Haripur M/L High School
Sylhet<br>
slide3. Class:9-10
Sub: English 2nd Paper
Part:Grammar<br>
slide4. The boy is reading The boy is sleeping Both of them are doing something.And doing something is called Verb.Dear students now tell me whose action is right? X Guess the name of today’s topic<br>
slide5. Lesson Declaration Our Today’s Topic is
Right form of verbs<br>
slide6. Learning outcome After this lesson students will be able to: Define Verb
Use Right Forms of Verb .<br>
slide7. Right forms of verb-14 No sooner had, hardly had, scarcely had, etc. are the adverbials that require a past perfect tense and a past indefinite tense for the sentence. #Scarcely had the police (reach) when the the thief (escape).
Ans:Scarcely had the police reached when the thief escaped. #No sooner had the train(start) than we (reach) the station.
Ans: No sooner had the train started than we reached the station<br>
slide8. Right forms of verb-15 Past Perfect+before+past Indefinite.
Past Indefinite +Past Perfect . #The patient (die) before the doctor (come).
Ans: The patient had died before the doctor came. #I (eat) Burger after I (take) my lunch.
Ans: I ate Burger after I had taken my lunch.<br>
slide9. Right forms of verb-16 If the words-“if, wish, as if , as though’’ express unreal past ,we have to use “were” as verb. #I wish I (was) a king.
Ans:I wish I were a king. #She behaved as if she (was) a doll.
Ans: She behaved as if she were a doll.<br>
slide10. Right forms of verb-17 It is time, It is high time,fancy,wish=v2 #I fancy I (fly)—among the stars. Ans. I fancy I flew among the stars. #It is time you (study)—attentively. Ans. It is time you studied attentively.<br>
slide11. Right forms of verb-18 If ”since” is used to indicate a cause, the verbs of the two clauses will be of the same tense. #Since you were watching cartoon, I (sit) beside you to enjoy.
Ans: Since you were watching cartoon, I sat beside you to enjoy.<br>
slide12. If “since/for” is used to indicate time, the verb of the second clause will be different from the first just like the following: 1.Present Perfect +Since+Past Indefinite
2.Past Indefinite +since+Past Perfect Right forms of verb-19 #It has been 20 years since he (play) football.
Ans:It has been 20 years since he played football #20 years passed since we (visit) Zoo.
Ans: 20 years passed since we had visited Zoo<br>
slide13. Right forms of verb-20 While=Ing form of verb
but
If there is subject after the word ‘while’ then the sentence will be in Present Continuous tense #While (sleep)—in his room, he dreamt a nice dream.
Ans: While sleeping in his room, he dreamt a nice dream.<br>
slide14. Right forms of verb-21 #While it (rain)—, I was going to college. Ans. While it was raining, I was going to college. If there is subject after the word ‘while’ then the sentence will be in Present Continuous tense<br>
slide15. Individual work It is high time you (study) attentively.
Run faster lest you (miss) the bus.
No sooner had I (reach) home than she (leave).
The boys (watch)—the television now.
I am looking forward to (get)—your reply.<br>
slide16. Homework Hardly had I (finish) writing when the teacher ordered to stop writing.
We haven’t seen each other since he (leave)
I didn’t go since you didn’t (came).
It was high time we (return) home
Robert talks as if he (be) the prince..
My uncle arrived while she (cook)—the dinner.<br>