Class 10th

Compound words are the words that are made when two or more small words combine to make a new word that has a different meaning. These words can be used as different parts of speech, such as nouns, verbs, or adjectives.

No, Chitkara School of Planning and Architecture B.Arch courses are only available to candidates who have cleared the Class 12 board exams with the required minimum aggregate and mandatory subjects.

The Chitkara School of Planning and Architecture B.Arch courses require candidates to clear Class 12 board exams with a minimum aggregate of 45% with Physics, Mathematics and one of Chemistry, Biology, Technical Vocational subject, Computer Science, IT, Informatics Practices, Engineering Graphics, or Business Studies as mandatory subjects. 

Yes you can do three years engineering Diploma courses like CSE, IT, ECE etc. after 10th from ar  Polytechnic college near you. So please seek a Polytechnic college near you for more information. However few reputed Polytechnic colleges are given below.

1. LPU Phagwara
2. Govt Polytechnic Mumbai 
3. SLIET Sangrur 
4. Thapar Polytechnic college 
5. Mehar chand Polytechnic college Jalandhar 

Some examples of auxiliary verbs include:

• She is cooking dinner for us tonight.
• Does he play the ukulele?
• They have finished the assignment.
• He was reading a book during lunchtime.
• I did call you last night.

Modal verbs are placed right before the base form of the main verb in a sentence and help express possibility, ability, or necessity. Note that the main verbs used after the modal verbs do not take '-s', '-es', or '-ing' at the end of the verb.

Examples:

• She can sing beautifully.
• It might rain later today.
• He should apologize for his bad behavior.
• You must complete your work before the deadline.

Some examples of modal verbs include:

• She can solve this puzzle within one minute.
• He may come late to the meeting.
• You must wear a seatbelt while driving.
• I would love to visit South Korea.
• You should study regularly.

Auxiliary Verbs or Primary Helping Verbs are the verbs used with main verbs to express different voices, questions, tenses, and negations in a sentence. These include different forms of Be, Have, and Do, such as is, am, are, be, been, being, do, did, does, was, and were.