Saturday, March 10, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
The Future of English in India
The language has already been well established in the country and has acquired its own independent identity. With the number of foreign investors flocking to India and the growth of outsourcing, English has come to play a key role in professional relationships between foreign and Indian companies. Familiarity http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifwith the differences between American and British English has definitely grown as much business communication is carried out according to the language style with which a client is comfortable.
Though many may perceive the accent, terminology, and conversational style as “funny”, in reality it is just a different English that cannot simply be equated with either American or British English. Indians are familiar with both types of English, but Indian English has acquired its own character in a country which is a melting pot of various cultures, people, and traditions.
SOURCE:- http://www.chillibreeze.com/EnglishinIndia.asp
Though many may perceive the accent, terminology, and conversational style as “funny”, in reality it is just a different English that cannot simply be equated with either American or British English. Indians are familiar with both types of English, but Indian English has acquired its own character in a country which is a melting pot of various cultures, people, and traditions.
SOURCE:- http://www.chillibreeze.com/EnglishinIndia.asp
Types of Adjectives
There are various kinds of adjectives which are explained below:-
1- Adjective that tells about the quality of noun. Examples are:-
a- The car is big.
b- The house is small.
c- The table is square.
d- The horse is white.
2- Adjective that tells us about the quantity of the noun. Examples are:-
a- Raju has four pencils.
b- Mohan has two cars.
3- Interrogative adjectives
Examples of interrogative adjectives are:-
a- Whose pen is this?
b- In which standard do you study?
4- Adjectives that end in ‘ing ‘.
Examples are – amazing, encouraging, enchanting, entertaining, exciting, satisfying, relaxing, surprising etc.
5- Adjectives that end in ‘ed’.
Examples are- amazed, charmed, convinced, encouraged, moved, pleased, fulfilled etc.
1- Adjective that tells about the quality of noun. Examples are:-
a- The car is big.
b- The house is small.
c- The table is square.
d- The horse is white.
2- Adjective that tells us about the quantity of the noun. Examples are:-
a- Raju has four pencils.
b- Mohan has two cars.
3- Interrogative adjectives
Examples of interrogative adjectives are:-
a- Whose pen is this?
b- In which standard do you study?
4- Adjectives that end in ‘ing ‘.
Examples are – amazing, encouraging, enchanting, entertaining, exciting, satisfying, relaxing, surprising etc.
5- Adjectives that end in ‘ed’.
Examples are- amazed, charmed, convinced, encouraged, moved, pleased, fulfilled etc.
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