Languages

Kurukshetra University  offers a BA course in English. The course curriculum includes subjects in the field of English literature. Some of the subjects included in the curriculum are as follows:

• English Literature 4

• Twentieth Century Indian Writing

• Concurrent – Qualifying Language

• English Literature 4

• Twentieth-Century Indian Writing

• English Literature 1

• Concurrent – Credit Language

• English Literature 1

• English Literature 2

OET is recognised as proof of English Language proficiency by health regulators across Australia, Canada, Ireland, Maldives, Malta, Namibia, New Zealand, Philippines, Qatar, Singapore, Spain, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates and the United States of America.

The OET is designed for 12 specific healthcare professions and candidates belonging to a similar discipline are advised to take the exam. As part of the OET Exam Pattern, the exam requires candidates to solve healthcare scenarios during the English and Communication Skills tests.

Yes, you absolutely can. Most of the institutes in Germany which are funded by the state do not charge anything for higher education courses. You may be required to pay only for some of the highly specialised programmes. Also, students do need to deposit the administration fees every year in the beginning if they are studying at a public university.

Yes, the Indian State University requires English language test scores as a part of the essential admission requirement for international students whose first language is not English. The English language tests accepted at Indiana State University are TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, Duolingo and many others. Check the minimum scores of the English language tests accepted at the university from the table mentioned below:

Pronouns for non-living objects in singular form are It and Its. In plural form, these pronouns are They, Them, These and Those. These pronouns are also applicable for living things whose gender cannot be determined such as animals, birds, etc.  

Both Him and His are pronouns for male people or living beings. His is a Possessive Pronoun. It indicates ownership or belonging. On the other hand, 'Him' is an objective case of pronoun. Him is at the receiving end and answers who is being acted upon. Example of His: This is his book. Example of Him: The book belongs to him. Example of usage of Him and His in the same sentence: The doctor called him to share his medical test reports.

Both Reflexive Pronoun and Intensive Pronoun end with 'Self' or 'Selves' such as 'Myself', 'Himself', 'Herself', etc. Reflexive pronouns are the object or indirect object of the main verb. On the other hand, the Intensive Pronouns emphasise a noun or a pronoun. Such sentences do not add value to the sentence.

There are over 10 types of pronouns. The major pronoun types are as follows:

• Personal Pronoun
• Subject Pronoun
• Object Pronoun
• Relative Pronoun
• Reflexive Pronoun
• Intensive Pronoun
• Interrogative Pronoun
• Indefinite Pronoun
• Demonstrative Pronoun
• Possessive Pronoun.