L-2, Clauses क्या हैं? Types: Noun, Adjective & Adverb Clauses | Independent & Dependent Clauses

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28:55 HOMEWORK::--- Key points of this lecture.👇🏻👇🏻 💠Clauses may be described in three ways. (1) In the terms of elements. S+V, S+V+O, S+V+C, S+V+A and etc. (2) In terms of finite verbs. 👉🏻 *Non-finite clause* ::➝ The clauses in which Non- finite verb phrases(-ing participle, -ed participle or infinitive) are present is called *Non-finite clause* . 👉🏻 *Verbless clause* ::➝ The clauses in which there is no subject and no verb is called *Verbless clauses* . (3) In terms of function 👉🏻 *Main clause* ::➝ Main clause is the clause that is not dependent to anyone. It is independent. It can make complete sense. 👉🏻 *Sub clause* ::➝ Sub clause is called a dependent Clause because it can not make complete sense in the absence of main clause. It is dependent upon main Clause. 😎 *Capsule Point(💊) of this lecture* ::➜ If a conjunction is missing, we use semicolon ( ; ) in the place of that conjunction. 💠Some points that everyone should know about.........…….......... ・ *Relative pronoun* :➝ Who, whose, whom, which, that etc. are called as *Relative pronoun* . ・ *Subordinate conjunction* :➝ If, though, because are called as *Subordinate conjunction* . ・ *Connective adverb* :➝ why, where, when, before are called as *Connective adverb* . ✳️ *Major Data Of This Lecture............* ・Kinds of Subordinate Clause (i) Noun Clause (ii) Adverb Clause of(condition & time) (iii) Adjective Clause (Relative adjective) I hope ki maine sahi likha ho😊 Thank you sir 🙏🏻😍

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Key points of today's lecture :- Kinds of Clauses - (A) based on Clause elements 1st - clause / sentence ke 4 element hote hai = S, V , O/C, A 2nd - वह वाक्य जिसमे अलग अलग प्रकार के भाग होते है और वे जब एक साथ होते है उन्हे Clause कहते है। (B) based on ....- (a) Non finite Clause: - वे Clause जिनमे "non finite verb phrase" होते है (b) Verbless Clause: - वे Clause जिनमे subject और verb नही होते है । (C) based on function of Clauses (a) Main Clause :- वे clause जिसका अपना एक subject और predicate होता है । ▪️ये Clause coordinating conjunction से जुड़े होते है । co - ordinating conjunction नही होने पर इनको semicolon (;) से जोड़ा जाता है। (b) Subordinate clause: - ये main Clause par depend रहते है। ▪️ इनको जोड़ने के लिए Relative pronoun या Subordinating conjunction या connective adverb का प्रयोग करते है । Three kinds of Subordinate clause 1st - noun clause 2nd - adverb clause 3rd - adjective Clause Thank you sir 😊😊

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Key points of today's topic 👇🏻 Clauses may described in three ways (1) in terms of elements ( S+V), ( S+V+O),(S+V+A) ... etc. (2) in terms of finite clauses Non Finite clause - jinme participle nahi use hote. Verbless clause - no verb, no subject (3) in terms of function- Main clause - these type of clause has a subject and a predicate. It gives us a proper sense. Sub- ordinate clause - theas type of clause has a subject and predicate. But it can not make complete sense. It depends on main clause. Kinds of sub- ordinate clause - 1) noun cluse 2) Adverb clause 3) Adjective clause English mein likhne ki koshish ki he baki aap to jante hi humari English 😁 Thank you so much sir 🙏🏻🤩

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12:02 sub and verb nahi hai

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Key points of clause.... ,,( subject + predicate ) 1 Main clause 2 subordinate clause .non-infinit ( ing , ed) verb sentences . Verbless clause ( no subject no verb as if whether right or wrong ) Note = 2 main Clause joined by Co ordination conjunction or ; semicolon . Relative pronoun ( who whose whom which that) . Subordinate conjunction ( if, though ,because ) .Corrective adverb (why, where, when ,before)

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06:00 Whether right or wrong Sir isme subject or verb nhi hai 🙃

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Key points One clause ( main clause ) Ex:-( hard work) (is the secret of success) Sub predicate Two main clause :- jisme do sub or do predicate aate ho or unko jodne ke liye conjunction ya semicolon ka use karte hai Subordinate clauses ya dependent clauses :- इसमें एक वाक्य दूसरे वाक्य par depend रहता है Iske प्रकार 1) Relative pronoun :- ( who / whose / whom / which / that ) 2) subordinate clauses:-( if/ though / because) 3) connective adverb:-( why / where / before ) Kind of subordinate clauses 1) Noun clause 2) adverb clause ( of condition and of time) 3) adjective clause ( relative clause) 🥰🥰🙏🙏THANK You sir 🥰🥰🙏🥰🥰🙏🥰🥰🙏🥰

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12:26 sir koi subject aur verb nhi hai

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Whether right and wrong isme koyi sub ya verb nhi hai

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Infinative - to + ver ki III form

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