USAGE OF ARTICLES, USAGE PREPOSITIONS, USAGE
OF LINKERS
1. Usage of Articles
Definition:
Articles
are words that define a noun as specific or unspecific. There are two types of
articles: definite articles ("the") and indefinite articles
("a" and "an").
Usage:
- Definite
Article ("the"):
Used before a noun to specify it as something already known or previously
mentioned.
- Indefinite
Articles ("a" and "an"): Used before a noun that is general or not
specifically known. "A" is used before words that begin with a
consonant sound, while "an" is used before words that begin with
a vowel sound.
Examples:
Definite
Article ("the"):
1. The
cat sat on the mat.
2. Please
pass me the salt.
3. The
sun rises in the east.
4. I
visited the museum yesterday.
5. The
book on the table is mine.
6. He
is the best player on the team.
7. I
saw the movie you recommended.
8. The
flowers in the garden are beautiful.
9. The
teacher explained the lesson well.
10. The
children are playing outside.
11. She
went to the store to buy some groceries.
12. The
car in the driveway is my brother's.
13. The
internet has changed how we communicate.
14. The
coffee in that cup is cold.
15. I
read the article you sent me.
16. The
cake on the counter looks delicious.
17. The
weather is nice today.
18. The
man over there is my uncle.
19. The
book series is very popular.
20. The
stars in the sky are bright tonight.
Indefinite
Articles ("a" and "an"):
21.
I saw a cat in the garden.
22.
She wants to be a doctor.
23.
Can I have an apple?
24.
I need a pen to write this down.
25.
He bought a new car.
26.
She is reading an interesting book.
27.
I would like a glass of water.
28.
There is an owl in the tree.
29. He has a plan for the weekend.
30.
I met a friend at the park.
31.
She is an engineer by profession.
32. I saw a movie last night.
33.
We need an umbrella for the rain.
34.
She gave me a call yesterday.
35.
There is a party at my house tomorrow.
36.
He adopted an abandoned puppy.
37.
I need a moment to think.
38.
She is looking for a job.
39.
I had an idea for the project.
40.
He wants to buy a house.
2.
Usage of Prepositions
Definition:
Prepositions
are words that show relationships between nouns (or pronouns) and other words
in a sentence. They often indicate direction, location, time, or manner.
Usage:
Prepositions
can show various relationships, including:
- Time: at, in, on, during
- Place: at, in, on, under, over,
between
- Direction: to, towards, into, through
- Manner: by, with, like
Examples:
1. She
is sitting at the table.
2. The
cat is hiding under the bed.
3. I
will meet you in an hour.
4. He
walked through the park.
5. The
book is on the shelf.
6. We
will go to the beach tomorrow.
7. She
arrived after the meeting.
8. The
keys are in my bag.
9. He
is standing beside his car.
10. I
usually work during the day.
11. They
live in New York.
12. The
dog ran around the yard.
13. She
gave the book to her friend.
14. He
traveled across the country.
15. I
will call you before dinner.
16. They
sat between the two trees.
17. The
picture is hanging on the wall.
18. We
arrived at the airport early.
19. She
is studying for her exams.
20. He
is good at playing chess.
21. The
party starts at 7 PM.
22. The
park is located near the school.
23. I
will see you after class.
24. She
danced with her friend.
25. The
cat jumped over the fence.
26. I
will be there by noon.
27. He
wrote the letter with a pen.
28. They
traveled to Paris for vacation.
29. The
meeting is scheduled for next week.
30. She
put the vase on the table.
31. The
book is about history.
32. He
walked down the street.
33. She
painted the room in blue.
34. They
waited for the bus.
35. The
cat is sleeping on the couch.
36. We
went into the store.
37. The
children played outside.
38. She
arrived in the nick of time.
39. I
will finish my work before lunch.
40. He
was against the idea.
3. Usage of Linkers
Definition:
Linkers
(or conjunctions) are words that connect clauses or sentences. They help in creating
coherence and flow in writing.
Usage:
Linkers
can be categorized into:
- Coordinating
Conjunctions:
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
- Subordinating
Conjunctions:
although, because, since, unless, while, if, when
- Conjunctive
Adverbs:
however, therefore, moreover, consequently, furthermore
Examples:
1. I
wanted to go for a walk, but it started raining.
2. She
studied hard, so she passed the exam.
3. He
can play the guitar, and he can also sing.
4. You
can have tea, or you can have coffee.
5. I
did not see the movie, nor did I read the book.
6. Although it
was cold, we went outside.
7. I
stayed home because it was raining.
8. We
can leave now if you are ready.
9. She
was tired since she had worked all day.
10. He
was reading a book while waiting for the bus.
11. I
finished my work; therefore, I can relax now.
12. He
is very talented; however, he lacks confidence.
13. She
loves to dance; moreover, she is a great singer.
14. It
was a long day, yet I felt productive.
15. You
should study for the test; otherwise, you might fail.
16. Unless
you hurry, you will miss the train.
17. I
will help you with your homework as long as you promise to return the
favor.
18. We
should leave early in case there is traffic.
19. She
wants to travel to Europe because she loves history.
20. When it
rains, I prefer to stay indoors.
21. He
was excited about the trip; furthermore, he had packed everything.
22. The
team won the game, but they played poorly.
23. I
was not hungry, so I skipped dinner.
24. She
prefers tea; however, her husband likes coffee.
25. He
works hard, and he enjoys his job.
26. Although it
was late, they decided to continue.
27. You
can take the bus, or you can walk.
28. She
was happy because she received good news.
29. The
weather was nice, so we went to the park.
30. I
would like to go; however, I have other plans.
31. He
studies regularly; therefore, he does well on exams.
32. The
cake was delicious; moreover, it was beautifully decorated.
33. She
is a talented artist, yet she is modest about her skills.
34. When I
finish my work, I will call you.
35. I
forgot my keys; consequently, I couldn't enter the house.
36. She
loves hiking; however, she hates camping.
37. If it
rains, we will stay indoors.
38. He
bought a new car, and he is very proud of it.
39. They
were tired, so they decided to go home.
40. Unless
you apologize, I won't speak to you.
41. The
meeting was long, yet it was productive.
42. I
will go to the gym after I finish work.
43. The
concert was amazing; furthermore, the atmosphere was electrifying.
44. He
didn’t study, so he didn’t pass the exam.
45. While I
enjoy summer, I prefer autumn.
46. You
should dress warmly; otherwise, you might catch a cold.
47. I
called her; however, she didn't answer.
48. She
was late; therefore, we started without her.
49. He
loves playing football; moreover, he is quite good at it.
50. Although
she was nervous, she gave a great presentation.
