Non-obstante Clause in law
“Non-obstante” is a latin phrase which means “notwithstanding”. Sometimes it may happen that a same issue is dealt with in more than one law out of which one may apply in a general sense and another may apply in a specific way. In such cases, the non-obstante clause is used to indicate that the provision…
FOUNDATION COURSE IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR
Chapter 3 : PLURAL NOUNS-16 RULES As we have seen in the basic introduction of Plural Nouns in Chapter 2 : TYPES OF NOUNS of the Foundation Course in English Grammar, plural nouns are used to refer to more than one person, place, animal, thing or idea. Now there are 16 rules for pluralizing nouns…
TYPES OF NOUNS IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR
This is basically a video presentation on the types of nouns in English Grammar. This is the second video which is a part of the LEGO(Learn English Grammar Online) initiative of Aditi Learning Centre. This video contains the second chapter titled “TYPES OF NOUNS” of the FREE “Foundation Course In English Grammar.” The first chapter…
PARTS OF SPEECH – ENGLISH GRAMMAR SERIES 1
The words we use to speak English language are divided into different kinds or classes and they are called as “parts of speech”. These parts of speech are given different names according to their use i.e according to the work they do in a sentence. There are eight parts of speech in English, namely, 1.noun…
HOW TO PROPERLY INTRODUCE YOURSELF IN ENGLISH ?
Current Trend in India In today’s world, especially in India, we often come across people trying to introduce themselves by saying “Myself + name” like : Myself Sundar. Myself Rekha. and so on. But please understand first that it is grammatically incorrect to use “Myself + name “ Why is it grammatically incorrect ? This…
UPSC CIVIL SERVICES(Prelims) EXAM, 2023 : Analysis
We analyse the UPSC Civil Services(P) Exam, 2023 in two parts : one for each paper. Analysis of UPSC Civil Services(Prelims) Exam GS Paper 1 The Civil Services Prelims GS Paper 1 for the year 2023 was conducted on May 28th, 2023. We analyse this year’s paper for its difficulty level, subject-wise breakdown, and overall…
Difference between Weather and Climate
In our daily life we often knowingly or unknowingly use the words “weather” and “climate” without knowing their exact meaning and significance. Here are the key differences between weather and climate: 1. Duration: • Weather 😊: Refers to the atmospheric conditions in a specific location at a particular point in time, typically over short durations…
