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The book begins by introducing letters, words, and syllables. It gradually moves from Parts of Speech to a detailed study of Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, and Articles.
The book shows how The Case of Nouns defines the different functions of Nouns. Without studying the functions of Nouns, we can’t identify the class of Nouns and their roles in sentences. The book discusses the functions of nouns in detail and shows how nouns form subjects, objects, and phrases in apposition and complements. Besides, it discusses how nouns sometimes act or work like adjectives, form nominal Compound and prepositional objects, and are also a part of an adverbial phrase.
The book illustrates each topic related to Nouns, including number, gender, case, the functions of nouns, the role and classification of Pronouns, and the functions of Adjectives in detail, including articles and determiners.
Thus, the book includes and illustrates the three crucial pillars of Parts of Speech—nouns, Pronouns, and adjectives. Peter hopes the book will help the learners understand nouns, Pronouns, and adjectives and prepare them for the next part of the complete version.
Mr. Peter
Mr. Peter is a professional teacher and author of numerous academic books on English Grammar and Writing Skills. Additionally, he has authored various works, including stories, novels, and poems. Some of his works also collaborate with Mr. Sarkar and others, authors from Bharat (formerly India). Mr. Peter’s books have been published through global platforms such as Amazon, Notion Press, Flipkart, and Google following their release. These books are accessible on Amazon Kindle, Google Play Store, and Google Books in various formats like eBooks, audiobooks, Paperback, and Hardcover.
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