ASSIST (EXPLAINED IN HINDI) यदि verb ASSIST के साथ कोई noun  है तो ‘ASSIST IN’ अथवा ‘ASSIST WITH’ का use किया जाता है, लेकिन इसके बाद यदि कोई action word है  तो ‘ASSIST IN DOING’ (not TO DO) use किया जाता है; जैसे I’ve been asked to assist him in

Avoid (Explained in Hindi) Verb AVOID के बाद यदि किसी action word का use है तो ING form का  use किया जाता है, INFINITIVE का नहीं; जैसे . INCORRECT: I avoid to use a computer for personal letters. CORRECT: I avoid using a computer for personal letters. Believe (Explained in

ADD (Explained in Hindi) ADD के साथ preposition TO use किया जाता है, into नहीं; जैसे a) They are going to add some more items to the existing ones soon. b) When a prefix is added to a word, you make a new word INCORRECT: The other ingredients are then

Alternate & Alternative (Explained in Hindi) ALTERNATE = बारी-बारी से घटित होना (पहले एक बात का, फिर दूसरे वाली बात का, और फिर पहले वाली बात का; जैसे a) The government has banned private cars from the city on alternate days. b) Our local football team plays at home on alternate Saturdays.

Afford (Explained in Hindi) Verb AFFORD के साथ TO + V1 use की जाती है, ING FORM नहीं; जैसे INCORRECT: My father can’t afford buying a car. CORRECT: My father can’t afford to buy a car. Advise (Explained in Hindi) Verb ADVISE का जब कोई object दिया गया होता है

1. Athletic & Athletics (Explained in Hindi) Athletic = शारीरिक रूप से शक्तिशाली और दौड़ने, कूदने, आदि में बेहतरीन (physically strong and good at running, jumping, etc.); जैसे He is very good athletic. Athletics = दौड़, कूद, भाला फेंक आदि जैसे खेल (sports such as running, jumping , and throwing

Bath, Bathe & Swim (Explained in Hindi) 1. have a bath = नहाना; जैसे I always have a bath or shower before going to bed. NOTE-I: लेकिन जब हम SWIM करने की बात करते हैं तो हम कहते हैं ‘have a swim’ ‘have a dip’, or ‘have a bathe’ (not

1. Doubtful about/of A) For people If a person is uncertain about something, we can use DOUBTFUL ABOUT/OF or DOUBTFUL. If there is a noun after DOUBTFUL we use DOUBTFUL ABOUT, if there is no noun after we use DOUBTFUL; e.g. i) We were doubtful about/of the product’s usefulness from

1. Good & Well GOOD is an adjective but WELL is both an adjective and adverb. A) We use GOOD for people/things to say that they are very satisfactory, enjoyable,  pleasant, interesting, morally right, kind, helpful, able to do well or successful, whereas we use WELL as an adjective to tell one’s health condition; e.g.

Bed, Back, Ability, Enough, Abroad (EXPLAINED IN HINDI) 1. BED A) Get up = सो कर उठाना. इसलिए verb GET UP के साथ word BED use नहीं किया जाता; जैसे INCORRECT: Every morning I have to get up from my bed very early. CORRECT: Every morning I have to get