Summary IEB GRADE 10-12 FULL ENGLISH LANGUAGE NOTES
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Course
English Home Language
Institution
12th Grade
These notes summarize all language answering techniques used from grade 10-12. They are color coded and explain the answering techniques in detail giving you a clear formula to follow. You can use these techniques in SQA or comprehensions as well as the language section in exams.
,Parts of speech…………………………………..
Types of sentences………………………………
Dictionary work………………………………..
Neologism…………………………………….
Fact and Opinion ……………………………………
Assumption………………………………………..
Style……………………………………………….
Active and passive voice……………………………
Types of English…………………………………..
Comprehension……………………………………
Summary…………………………………………
Techniques of humour……………………………….
Crit Lit……………………………………………
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, Parts of Speech
Noun - A naming word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea.
Adjective - Describes a noun, providing more information about its characteristics or
qualities.
Adverb - Describes a verb and provides information about how, when, or where an action is
done.
Pronoun - A word used in place of a noun to avoid repetition.
Examples include "I," "you," and "they."
Conjunction - Joins two words, phrases, or sentences together.
Examples include "and," "but," and "or."
Preposition - Comes before a noun or pronoun and links it to the rest of the sentence.
Examples: "on," "in," and "by."
Article - Introduces a noun and provides information about its definiteness.
• Definite Article: "the"
• Indefinite Article: "a" or "an"
Interjection - Expresses strong emotions, responses, or sounds.
Examples: "wow," "yes," and "mmm."
Verb - A word that describes an action (doing word) or a state of being (is, was).
Auxiliary Verb (Helping Verb) - Assists the main verb in forming different tenses, moods,
etc.
Transitive Verb - Requires a subject followed by an object.
The object receives the action and must be a noun.
She ate the cake.
In this sentence, "ate" is the transitive verb, and "the cake" is the direct object because it
receives the action of eating.
Intransitive Verb - Does not have an object. It stands alone in a sentence.
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