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What is Future Tense? Classify future tense and discuss each type in detail with rules & examples. What is future tense? The time of an action that will occur in the future is called future tense. In short, it is the future time of an action.  For example –  I shall play cricket.  We shall play together.  You will play with us.  He will be our coach.  She will prepare some snacks.  People will be encouraging us.  The boys will have run to and fro. Types of Future Tense:- Like Present and Past, Future tense is also divided into four subdivisions. These are – 1. Future Indefinite Tense 2. Future Continuous Tense 3. Future Perfect Tense 4. Future Perfect Continuous Tense   1. Future Indefinite Tense The time of actions that will take place in future is termed as future indefinite tense.  It is also known as Simple Future Tense. Examples include – • I shall come tomorrow. • You will read newspaper next year. • He will pass the exam. • They will beha

What is Past Tense? Dicuss types of past tense in detail with rules and examples.  What is Past Tense? Tense is all about time.  Observe the following sentences and notice the time of actions in all these sentences. We played football. You watched television. They enjoyed our game. You opened your book. Your teacher asked you to learn about past tense. Look at the words written in bold. What kind of words are they? These are some action words i.e. Verb, written in past form. Yes, this past form of verbs refers to the time of action which were done in past.  Hence, the time of all past actions is called past tense.  Types of Past Tense:- Past tense is further divided into four types. These are – Past Indefinite Tense Past Continuous Tense Past Perfect Tense Past Perfect Continuous Tense. 1. Past Indefinite Tense The time of all actions that occurred in the past is called Past Indefinite Tense.  Past  indefinite tense is also known as Simple Past Tense. It also includes the time of

NOUN & IT’S TYPES WITH EXAMPLES IN DETAIL 1. WHAT IS NOUN? All names are nouns. It may be the name of anything. For example Sun, river, bird, water, love, iron, happiness, book, tree, orange, red, sky, India, party, residence, school etc. Hence, the names of  persons, places, animals, things, feelings or ideas are called noun. 2. THEORIES OF NOUN:- Gramaticians have classified nouns on the basis of two theories-   Traditional theory  Modern theory. 3. TRADITIONAL THEORY Traditional Gramaticians have divided nouns into five types. These are- 1. Proper noun 2. Common noun 3. Collective noun 4. Material noun 5. Abstract noun A. Proper noun:-  Proper nouns are the special names of persons, places, things or animals.  The particular names of persons, places, things or animals are called proper noun.    For example Ludhiana, Mt. Abu, Brussels, Moon, Asia, Cambridge University, Mahatma Gandhi, President, Dr Sandra etc. N.B. Proper nouns always begins with a capital