ENG Class 5B VSH

IRREGULAR VERBS PART 1 A very good morning to all the boys!! Before we start with the work, let's watch this video sent by our principal, Brother Miranda, where he is giving us a message related to your summer vacation. Please click on the link to view it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu7x_LMVrAM    We're already familiar with verbs.   A  verb  is a main part of speech that is often used to describe or indicate an action. Sentences are not complete without a  verb . Here are some examples: jog, stop, hear, call, explore and believe. Today, we will learn about irregular verbs. A lot of verbs have unusual forms. Such verbs are called 'irregular verbs'. Regular verbs are verbs that can be put in the past tense simply by adding '-ed' to the end such as roll- rolled, walk- walked, dance- danced. Irregular verb- A  verb  in which the past  tense  is not formed by adding the usual  -ed  end...

PHRASAL VERBS ( PART 2 ) 21st  May, 2020  Welcome to a new day of learning ! Let's continue with the topic, Phrasal Verbs. Just a brief recap! A phrasal verb usually consists  of a verb followed by a  preposition . It is used as a single verb but  with a  new  meaning . Example:-   Phrasal verbs with the verb,  look :-    look into-      meaning    ( to investigate )      look forward -   meaning  ( to eagerly wait for something)    Just like ;  we  look forward  to our summer break as we're tired of studies. 😐😐 Now boys,  do keep in mind that there are innumerable ( countless ) phrasal verbs in English language and it will become too tedious  to learn a whole lot of them . Hence  we learn only the ones listed below in this academic year. TASK  1     :-   C. W   ( DO THE WORK  NEATLY...

PHRASAL VERBS PART 1 GOOD MORNING BOYS! Welcome to today's lesson!   Let's start now: We often hear people saying , ' TURN OFF THE LIGHTS',   ' TURN ON THE COMPUTER', 'TURN OVER THE PAGE',  'RUN OUT OF  RICE' , ' LOOK AFTER THE BABY BROTHER'  and so on .      If you observe the above phrases in bold, you will notice that  words like   turn off,   turn on,   run out  of ,   turn over  and  look after ;    consist of a verb  and a small word like,   off, on, over, out of,  after .     These small words are prepositions .    So, phrases like     turn off;  turn on;  run out of;  turn over; look after  are termed as   PHRASAL VERBS.        Hence , a   phrasal verb   is a  phrase made up of a verb and a preposition or an adverb.   The  preposition or the adverb cha...