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Mukul Pruthi

Beginner-Level 5

Anyone at any stage can work on improving their English Vocabulary. To improve vocabulary, follow these easy ways:

·       Read newspapers, books, novels, etc.

·       Make notes of new words along with their meanings.

·       Use the newly learnt words in everyday communication, wherever applicable.

·       Watch English shows, movies, podcasts, etc.

·       Play puzzles and word games such as crossword, scrabble, etc.

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Vikram Shukla

Beginner-Level 5

The most commonly or frequently used words in English language are basic vocabulary. These basic words can be parts of speech in English Grammar such as nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, prepositions, conjunctions, adverbs, etc. These words are used for communication and conversations and are easily understandable by speakers and listeners. For example, English words like eat, sleep, repeat, cat, dog, big, small, slow, quick, is, are, the, a, an, and, with, between, among, etc., are all part of basic vocabulary.

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Virajita Shukla

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In Education domain, Vocabulary are the words in English Language that students must know to understand the texts. Knowing vocabulary is important and one of the major contributors when it comes to answering the questions on Reading Comprehension or Unseen Passage. It not only helps the students at school level but also helps the aspirants or candidates who take competitive exams such as SSC exams, UPSC exams, RRB exams, IBPS exams, etc.

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Pragati Datta

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Vocabulary is the set or words known and used by an individual. For example: My teacher has an amazing vocabulary. On the other hand, Vocabulary also refers to all the words in a language such as English. For example: Every year, new words are added into English Vocabulary.

Some of the common English Vocabulary words used in daily life are: come, go, eat, sit, hi, hello, good, bad, sit, up, down, give, have, get, stand, this, that, poor, rich, die, live, life, silence, noise, etc.

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Shruti Tyagi

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Composition is the key aspect of any language. It is important, especially in literary writings, education, and communication. Composition is crucial for sending out the thoughts and ideas clearly and coherently. People can use composition to communicate ideas, emotions, thoughts, opinions, debate, inform, etc. 

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Vikram Hazarika

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There is no specific format or structure for English Composition writing. However, typically compositions follow the same structure as that of an essay. It has an intro, a body which includes the supporting paragraphs and then a conclusion which reiterates each point made across the composition. 

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Anangsha B

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The types of Prepositions in English Grammar are divided based on their functions and structure. Have a look:

Types of Prepositions based on their Functions

Types of Prepositions based on their Structure

·       Preposition of Place

·       Preposition of Time

·       Preposition of Direction

·       Preposition of Manner

·       Preposition of Cause, Reason & Purpose

·       Preposition of Agency & Instrumentality

·       Preposition of Possession

·       Preposition of Measure, Standard, Rate & Value

·       Preposition of Contrast & Concession

·       Simple Preposition

·       Compound Preposition

·       Phrase Preposition

·       Participle Preposition

·       Double Preposition

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Saumya Jain

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Majorly, there are four kinds of English Compositions. They are:

  1. Narration: Narration is an act of telling a story, usually in a chronological order. In other words, it is an act of storytelling. 
  2. Description: This kind of composition is used to describe something, someone or an event vividly. 
  3. Exposition: Exposition is the description of the background of a story or a work of literature. In other words, exposition is an interpretation of facts that sheds light on how does the subject fit in the larger discussion.
  4. Argumentation: It is also known as the argumentative writing. It is also the process of forming conclusions and reaso
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Ranjeeta Srivastava

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Have a look at the 5 examples of on Preposition below:

  • Put this painting on the wall.
  • The CAT is lying on the floor.
  • I will go on the 10:00 train.
  • He goes to the school on foot.
  • I insisted on going today.

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Piyush Bhandari

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The most commonly used 10 Prepositions are: in, on, at, for, by, with, during, before, after and about. However, apart from these, there are several Preposition words such as within, without, due to, because of, among, beyond, above, below, against, along, behind, besides, despite, in spite of, regarding, during, through, towards, into, upto, onto, etc.

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