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Random Sentences

Random Sentences

Random sentences are posted here to help learners understand and enhance their English.

Pair of Words

Pair of Words

It is very necessary to use suitable words in any language. It requires continuous practice and effort. We should know about the meaning of the words before using them. Pair of words are those words which sound alike but have different meanings and there are also some pairs which have different words with different meanings. They are also called "confusing words". We can furnish our English by inculcating such words in a good manner and know the difference of their meanings clearly.

Roman/Hindi 

kisi bhi zuban main alfaaz ka munasib istemal bhot zaroori hota ha. is k liye musalsal practice (mashq) aur koshish darkaar hoti hai. hamen alfaaz ko istemal (use) karne se pehle unke meaning ka pata hona zaroori hai. Pair of words (alfaaz k jorey) aese alfaaz hote han jinki adahegi (pronunciation) ek jesi hoti han lekin inke meaning (mafhoom) alag alag hote han aur in main kuch aese pairs bhi hote han jinke words aur meaning bilkul mukhtalif hote han.  aese alfaaz ko "confusing words" b kaha jata hai. hum aese alfaz ko achi tarha zehen nasheen kar k aur inke meaning k farq wazeh tor par jan kar english zuban main nikhaar la sakte han.

Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verb is the combination of verb + preposition or adverb.

Random Vocabularies

Random Vocabularies

Basic and random vocabularies are posted here to help ESL learn English and enrich their vocabularies. These vocabularies will build up their confidence and improve speaking as well. 

Direct Object and Indirect Object

Direct Object and Indirect Object

Sometimes, a sentence has two objects, direct and indirect object.

DIRECT OBJECT
Direct Object is usually the name of some thing.

Example:

• He told me a secret.

(here the secret is direct object)

• The teacher taught English.

(here the English is direct object)


INDIRECT OBJECT
An indirect object is usually name of a person to whom something is given:

Example:

• Grandmother told children a story.

  ( here children is  an indirect object)

• The professor gave students the books

(here the students is an indirect object)

There are two objects in each of the following sentences:

·         Object 1 = indirect object → all the children.

·         Object 2 = direct object → an ice cream.

Sentence 1

Subject	Verb	indirect Object	direct Object
We	bought	all the children	an ice cream

  Sentence 2

Subject	Verb	direct Object	indirect Object with to
We	bought	an ice cream	to all the children