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  Admission English Grammar 1. Parts of Speech 2. Word Formation 3. Gerund,participle,infinitive 4. Use of preposition 5. Determiners 6. Tense 7. Tag question 8. Narration 9. Conditional sentence 10. Affirmative and negative agreement 11. Voice change 12. Clause and phrase 13. Synonym and antonym 14. Correction 15. Correct spelling 16. Analogy 17. Translation 18. Comprehension Written 1. Translation 2. Framing sentence 3. Paragraph 4. Precis Writing 5. Summary writing

Congratulations: Congratulation means expressing happiness about someone's  good luck, success, or achievement. We express congratulation by saying: i. Congratulations on your engagement. ii. I was delighted to hear about your success in the exam. iii. I was delighted to hear that you did very well in the exam.   iv. Well done, boy! v. Well done! Responses: i. Thank you, sir. ii. Thank you. iii. Thanks a lot. iv. Thanks.

Good Wishes:  Good wishes are words of expecting good for someone. It can be of two types. i. good wishes for a person present in the conversation. For expressing good wishes to a present person, we can say: i. Good luck, my dear! ii. Good luck! iii. Best wishes for your holiday. iv. Have a safe journey. v. Have a good time at the theatre. vi. I wish you every success. vii. All the best. viii. Best of all. ix. I wish you all the best. Good wishes to a third person: i. Please convey my best wishes to Jibon. ii. Please remember me to your mother. iii. Please give regards to your father. iv. Please tender my compliments to your mother. v. Give my love to the younger ones.

  Warning:  Warning means making you understand there is a possible danger or problem, especially one in the future. we usually use the following structures and utterances for warning: i. Look out! ii. Be careful of the man. iii. Be careful of your dress. iv. Be careful. v. I warn you its going to rain. Threat: The structures and utterances given below are used to express threat.: i. How dare you say this? ii. You dare touch me! iii. Do that, and I'll tell your father. iv. I'll report you if you do that. EXERCISES Write what you say in the following situations: a. You want to see your teacher in his room. b. You tell your sister that you will buy her a dress. c. Someone wants to talk to you. But you have no time. d. Your younger brother does not read seriously. e. Your servant is telling lies.

  Permission:  Permission means having consent from somebody for doing something.  It covers three activities. 1. Seeking permission 2. Giving permission 3. Refusing permission   1. Seeking permission  we can use these structures and utterances for seeking permission. i. May I + verb1 --------? May I come in, sir? ii. Can I + verb1+-------? Can I sit on this chair? iii.  Am I allowed to + verb1------------? Am I allowed to go out? iv. Am I permitted to + verb1------------------?   Am I permitted to use the phone? 2. Giving permission:  To give permission to somebody for something, we usually use such structures and expressions as: i. Yes, come in. ii. Come in, please. iii. Yes, you are. iv. Yes, you can. v. Yes, you may. vi. Please, do.    3. Refusing permission: i.  No, you can't.  ii. Please, later on.  iii. Sorry, it is not allowed here. iv. I'm afraid.  v. No, because I'm busy now.  

  Promise:   Promise means  telling someone that you will certainly do something. We can use these expressions to utter promises.  i. I promise I'll visit your place soon. ii. I'll let you know the news. iii. You won't be harmed, I promise you.