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Voice ( Active and Passive) - Rules of Active to passive voice : Modals and Imperative Sentence - English Grammar
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Voice ( Active and Passive) - Rules of Active to passive voice : Modals and Imperative Sentence - English Grammar
Explore comprehensive English Grammar, Hindi Vyakaran, Writing Skills, and Hindi–English Translation notes designed for clear concept building and exam preparation. This section covers essential grammar rules with examples, parts of speech, tenses, voice and narration, along with structured formats for letter writing and essay writing. Whether you are preparing for school exams or competitive tests, these well-organized and easy-to-understand notes will help you strengthen your language skills and improve accuracy in both Hindi and English.
Voice ( Active and Passive) - Rules of Active to passive voice : Modals and Imperative Sentence - English Grammar
Voice ( Active and Passive)
Rules of Active to passive voice : Modals and Imperative Sentence
Rules of Active to passive voice : Modals and Imperative Sentence
Modals: Modals, Auxillary verbs होते है जिनकी वाक्य बनावट कुछ इस प्रकार के होते है :
(i) He can drive a car.
(ii) I should help him.
(iii) You must pass through this test.
(iv) Radha need study.
(v) She will play music.
(vi) He cannot leave any message.
(vii) You would take part in sport.
(viii) Depak may win the match.
इसप्रकार, इनकी बनावट कुछ ऐसी होती है |
Active Voice : Structure
Subject + modals + V1 + object.
passive voice में बदलने के लिए Tense वाले ही rule होते है फर्क सिर्फ इतना होता है कि इनमें लगने वाले Auxillary Verbs बदल जाते है और उनके साथ be जुड़ जाता है -
Passive Voice : Structure
Subject(From Object) + used modals + be + V1 + by + object (From Subject)
Example:
Active : He can win the match.
Passive: The match can be won by him.
Active : Radha could loose her purse.
Passive : Her purse could be lost by Radha.
Active : I should help him.
Passive : He should be helped by me.
Active : You must pass through this test.
Passive : This test must be passed through by you.
Active : She will play music.
Passive : Music will be played by her.
Active : He connot leave any message.
Passive : Any message cannot be left by him.
Active : You would take part in sport.
Passive : In sport would be taken part by you.
Active : Deepak may win the match.
Passive : The match may be won by Deepak.
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Comprehensive Hindi Vyakaran Study Material
In addition to English grammar, this guide provides detailed Hindi Vyakaran Notes covering essential grammar topics required in school and board examinations.
- संज्ञा और उसके भेद
- सर्वनाम
- विशेषण
- क्रिया और काल
- वचन और लिंग
- समास
- संधि
- अलंकार
- मुहावरे और लोकोक्तियाँ
Each topic is explained with examples and easy definitions to improve conceptual clarity.
Writing Skills for Academic Excellence
Strong Writing Skills are essential for scoring well in language papers. Structured writing demonstrates clarity of thought and proper grammar application.
Key Writing Formats Covered:
- Letter Writing Format (Formal & Informal)
- Essay Writing
- Paragraph Writing
- Notice Writing
- Application Writing
Students are guided with proper format, structure, tone, and model examples to ensure exam-ready preparation.