Mastering Word Chains: Types, Examples, and Exam Questions | English Grammar Lesson

Unlock the secrets of Word Chains in this comprehensive English grammar lesson!
Discover the definition, types (Noun Chain, Verb Chain, Adjective Chain), and ace exam questions.
📚 Practice with real examples and solve an exercise at the end.
Check the video description for exercise answers! 🤔
Can you find the hidden similarity in Rabbit, Tortoise, Elephant, Tiger, and Rhinoceros?
Let me know in the comments! 👇 If you enjoy this lesson.
Exercise:
Complete the Noun chain of a total of five words: The first Noun is: Cricket.
Answer: Cricket, Tree, Elephant, Tiger, Rabbit
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Tortoise got the bombastic side eye

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Hi i found the difference if one animal ends with the letter r next one is r for example tiger next rhinocerous

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It is in noun form

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Cricket,tennis,soccer,ram, Mahim

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Cricket, team, man, night, tiger, rat, tower, rocket

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Tenis,son,nest, tiger,rose

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Cricket = Table = Elephant = TV = Vire