How to identify Nouns and Adjectives | Parts of Speech | English for Beginners

[@RahulRahul-gp4kk]

Very useful madam thankful

[@TamizhAzhagi-r9f]

Nice explanation Mam👏🏻

[@veenaharsha5673]

Nice explanation mam 👍 Thank you so much

[@karthigayinis5330]

Thank you mam

[@123umaraja]

It’s a fantastic lesson. Parts of speech lessons 50&51 of wren & Martin completed by you are very great lessons . Those lessons gave me the confidence to proceed further in grammar. This lesson is a very useful one. Thanks 🙏 madam

[@sarithamanigandan9599]

Hello mam You made it clear what a noun is ..

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Glad to know!

[@ALF.05-v8s]

Ma'am English Long sentence ku epdi tamil meaning understand pnnikurazundu video ondu podugle mihawum helpful a irukm ma'am please

[@FSriDanyaRM]

Please do vedio on Syllabification

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Sure.

[@dradha9819]

Good morning mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Good morning, Radha!

[@nironirogini3025]

Good morning Ms

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Good morning, Nirogini!

[@bh80an]

In the 9th sentence prison is also a noun.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Yes, but that exercise is about adjectives.

[@dradha9819]

Mam..one small doubt In the 20th sentence, vegetables also noun right mam??

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Yes, but there was no adjective describing 'vegetables'. The second exercise was on Adjectives.

[@dradha9819]

@@EnglishwithVennila Ok, Mam. Understood.

[@prasanthjeevi3231]

Are you having to work? Are you not having to work? Both these sentences are correct grammatically,but i haven't heard ever sentences made with 'having to'.these type of sentences we call by what mam? And what is the meaning mam? Would you have time to reply,pls do mam.

[@bh80an]

Two noun illaya

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Yes, it is. But not in this sentence.