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Ridhi

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MBA from HUB requires proof of English language of skills levels of upto C1 of the CEFR. The university also accepts TOEFL-iBT Special Home Edition Test" and the "TOEFL ITP" for the C1 English Language Certificate. Check the official university website for more info

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Students should keep in mind the following errors to be avoided while using compound words:

·       Do not forget to use hyphen, wherever needed. Similarly, don't use hyphens when it's not needed. For example: She is a well-known actor; The book is well known.

·       Writing open compound words, as one word. For example: This coffeeshop (instead it should be coffee shop) is opne 24*7.

·       Writing closed compound words as open ones. For example: Have you finished your home work? (instead it should be homework)

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Compound words are a part of speech that can be written in different combinations.

Structure

Example

Noun+Noun

Bookshop (book+shop)

Football (foot+ball)

Adjective+Noun

Blackboard (black+board)

Greenhouse (green+house)

Verb+Noun

Stopwatch (stop+watch)

Typewriter (type+writer)

Adverb+Adjective

Highly Respected

Long Lasting

Noun+Preposition

Afterlife (After+life)

Passer-by (Passer+By)

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Poornima Sharma

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Students can refer to the following books to study Compound words:

Books

Author

The Compound Words

SpellingRules.com

Compound Words

Frederick W. Hamilton

A Toucan Can: Can You?

Danny Adlerman

 

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Poornima Sharma

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Compound words are divided into three types based on the way they are written.

Type of Compound Word

Meaning

Examples

Closed

When two words are joined without any space in between

Birthday (birth+day)

Sunlight (sun+light)

Open

Two words that are written with space in between but are considered as a single unit

Ice cream

Bed room

Full moon

Hyphenated

Words that are connected with a hyphen

Long-term

Well-being

Ex-teacher

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Poornima Sharma

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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.

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Ridhi

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For UG courses, students need to have an IELTS Academic score of 6.0 with no score lower than 5.5. Similarly, for PT, E this requirement is 63 (min 59), and for TOEFL iBT its 79 (including reading 18, listening 17, speaking 20, and writing 21)

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Gunjan Majumder

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The UGC NET 2025 English Syllabus is divided into ten unites as mentioned below:

  • Drama  
  • Poetry 
  • Fiction and Short Story 
  • Non-Fiction Prose  
  • Language: Basic Concepts, theories and pedagogy, English in Use 
  • English in India: history, evolution, and future  
  • Cultural Studies 
  • Literary Criticism 
  • Literary Theory post World War II 
  • Research Methods and Materials in English 

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