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1. What is Sentence Rearrangement? You are given 4–6 sentences (or parts) in random order. You must arrange them logically to form a meaningful paragraph. ⭐ 2. TYPES OF QUESTIONS Sentence order (A, B, C, D) Part-order (P, Q, R, S) Find the opening sentence Find the closing sentence Logical sequence of ideas All are asked in EMRS, NVS, and KVS regularly. ⭐ 3. GOLDEN TRICKS TO SOLVE JUMBLED SENTENCES 🔹 Trick 1: Identify the INTRODUCTION sentence The first sentence usually: ✔ introduces a topic ✔ never starts with pronouns like he, she, it, they, this, these Examples of good openers: “Education plays an important role…” “Global warming has become a major issue…” 🔹 Trick 2: Identify PRONOUN connections Pronouns → follow the noun they refer to. So if you see he, she, it, this, these, they , it cannot be the first sentence. 🔹 Trick 3: Mandatory pairs (fixed pairs) Look for: Cause → Effect Problem → Solution Statement → Example Question → Answer 🔹 Trick 4: Look for connectors Words ...

1. What is Error Detection? You are given a sentence divided into 3 or 4 parts. You must identify which part contains a grammatical error . ⭐ 2. MOST IMPORTANT RULES (Asked in EMRS/NVS/KVS) 🔹 Rule 1: Subject–Verb Agreement Singular subject → singular verb Plural subject → plural verb ✔ Each, Every, Everyone, Someone → singular verb ✔ News, Mathematics, Politics → singular Example: The list of items is long. (NOT are ) 🔹 Rule 2: Tense consistency A sentence must maintain the same tense unless a clear time shift occurs. Example: He said that he was tired. (NOT is ) 🔹 Rule 3: Article usage Use a/an for general nouns Use the for specific nouns Example: He is a teacher. He is the best teacher. 🔹 Rule 4: Pronoun consistency Pronoun must agree with its noun. Example: Everyone must bring his/her book. (NOT their in formal grammar) 🔹 Rule 5: Prepositions Some prepositions are fixed: Interested in Good at Capable of Consist of Complain of/about 🔹 Rule 6: Modals take base ...

Types of Fill in the Blanks (Asked in EMRS/NVS/KVS) Grammar-based Tenses Prepositions Articles Subject–verb agreement Modals Conjunctions Vocabulary-based Synonyms Antonyms Contextual word Phrasal verbs Fixed expressions ✅ 2. High-scoring Shortcut Tricks ✔ Trick 1: Read the sentence BEFORE looking at options This helps understand tone and context. ✔ Trick 2: Identify the part of speech needed Noun / Verb / Adjective / Adverb. ✔ Trick 3: Look for Keywords Words like than, because, although, despite, for, since, already, yet tell the tense or conjunction. ✔ Trick 4: For vocabulary-based blanks Substitute each option mentally in the sentence → pick the best-sounding one. ⭐ 3. Important Patterns (A) Tense-based “Already” → Present perfect “Since/for” → Perfect “While” → Continuous “By the time” → Perfect (B) Preposition-based Interested in Capable of Good at Accused of Believe in (C) Article-based “A” before consonant sound “An” before vowel sound “The” for specific things (D) Modals Can:...

1. What is Reading Comprehension? A passage followed by questions that test: Understanding Vocabulary Inference Tone Central idea 📌 2. Types of Questions Asked Factual (direct answer) Inference (reading between lines) Vocabulary in context Title/Theme True/False Author’s tone / purpose 📘 3. Strategies to Solve Quickly ✔ Read the questions first So your brain knows what to look for. ✔ Scan for keywords Never read the whole passage slowly in exam. ✔ Do not assume anything outside the passage Answer only from the text. ✔ For vocabulary, use contextual clues Follow the meaning of the sentence. ⭐ 4. MINI UNSEEN PASSAGE (Short, exam-style) PASSAGE Environmental pollution has become one of the most serious problems of modern times. Rapid industrialization and increased use of vehicles have contributed greatly to air pollution. Water bodies are also contaminated because untreated waste is often dumped directly into rivers and lakes. To control pollution, strict laws and public awareness are ...

1. What are Idioms & Phrases? Idioms & phrases are expressions whose meanings cannot be understood literally . The meaning is figurative , not word-to-word. Example: "A piece of cake" → very easy. ✅ 2. Types of Idioms Asked in EMRS/NVS/KVS Daily-use idioms Phrasal verbs Proverbs One-word meaning idioms Situational idioms (action/result meaning) ✅ 3. 50 Important Idioms (Short Notes) ⭐ 4. 20 MCQs (EMRS/NVS/KVS-based) Q1. A piece of cake a) Bitter experience b) Very easy task c) Dangerous work d) Hard to believe Answer: b Q2. To hit the nail on the head a) Hurt someone b) Speak wrongly c) Speak exactly right d) Fail in efforts Answer: c Q3. To blow one’s own trumpet a) Speak loudly b) Boast c) Lie d) Feel proud Answer: b Q4. A wild goose chase a) Long journey b) Useless search c) Dangerous mission d) Funny act Answer: b Q5. To burn the midnight oil a) Waste time b) Work late into the night c) Do useless work d) Enjoy nightlife Answer: b Q6. To cal...