DB grammar classes

[NinduChandurudu]

Class 1:

Less is used for uncountable things and fewer is used for countable things

Eg: He drinks less water & He drank fewer glasses of water than the other day.

Water is not countable- so less. Glasses is countable so use few

 

[rockyforu143]

[NinduChandurudu]

When to use comma before and

Explanation:

Use comma before and only if it joins two independent clauses?

What is an independent clause? ... any sentence that stands on it own

Eg: I waste my time on afdb everyday ( Independent)

     The dog is well trained ( Dependent - there is no verb)

Case 1: I waste my time on adfb everyday, and on youtube on every weekday ( Here and joins two independent sentences that can stand on it own, so use comma before and)

Case 2: The dog is well trained and good natured ( both the sentences cant stand on its own ..so no comma before and)

 

[rockyforu143]

Db ki glamour classes kavali not grammar

[NinduChandurudu]

Just now, rockyforu143 said:

Db ki glamour classes kavali not grammar

nuvvu conduct chey classroom no 2 kaali

[rockyforu143]

Just now, NinduChandurudu said:

nuvvu conduct chey classroom no 2 kaali

Coming soon

[NinduChandurudu]

Just now, rockyforu143 said:

Coming soon

ok staff room lo kaluddam mari

[rockyforu143]

2 minutes ago, NinduChandurudu said:

ok staff room lo kaluddam mari

[NinduChandurudu]

Whatever written after "and" should always refer to the noun nearest to it

Eg: I ate a lot of food, packed my bag and then stopped eating more. ( Incorrect)

     I packed my bag, ate a lot food and then stopped eating more ( correct)

[Heroin]

[NinduChandurudu]

Has is used for single nouns and Have for plural nouns

Eg: Peter has a big d*ck.

     Peter and his friends have big d*cks.  

[r2d2]

15 minutes ago, NinduChandurudu said:

that can stand on it own,

that can stand on their own...

[NinduChandurudu]

Always compare things which are comparable

Eg: Unlike @timmy's GIFS, @fake_Bezawada's aren't that funny( Incorrect)

      Unlike @timmy's GIFS, GIFS that of @fake_Bezawada aren't much fun.

You can compare GIFS to a person, but GIFS should be compared to the same.

[NinduChandurudu]

4 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

that can stand on their own...

wrong bhaiyya...on its own is correct

If its an animate object, then on their own is correct.

Hen can stand on their own ( Correct)

A chair can stand on its own ( Correct)

Hen = animate

Chair - Inanimate

[r2d2]

7 minutes ago, NinduChandurudu said:

wrong bhaiyya...on its own is correct

If its an animate object, then on their own is correct.

Hen can stand on their own ( Correct)

A chair can stand on its own ( Correct)

Hen = animate

Chair - Inanimate

If you have a plural noun, you should replace "its" with "their"

both is plural

animate/inanimate doesn't matter