English special for NDA/AGNI VEER/SSC/TET/ACADEMIC

[00:00:00]Om friends, hello to all of you friends, hello to all of you, the light is getting dimmed.

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[00:02:26]After a long time, I am going to start live classes from today. I also need your support. All of you who are my old students, Goswami Sir has also joined me.

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[00:02:53]Yes, thank you Sir Goswami Sir, thank you very much. I was waiting for you to come today. Okay, right? Let's meet again tomorrow.

[00:03:02]Friends, today's class is YouTube, which is such a platform. Vaibhav Shukla has joined. Good evening Vaibhav.

[00:03:12]YouTube is a platform on which we can easily and comfortably conduct classes without any noise. You can take classes sitting at home. In this, I would like to suggest one more thing to you that all the children who are joining, if you join with your doubts about what I am going to teach. Live class will be held today, 14th July from 8:00 pm. Okay, right? Tomorrow I will also see the face of some light whites. I'll fix it up a bit. I will also provide you the PDF of whatever I teach.

[00:03:47]I will also provide the PDF of whatever I teach. Whatever is on the board, I will get it provided.

[00:03:51]You will get questions etc., notes etc. each and everything. Ok? I will provide for you for your competition. You guys just be regular. Please share it with as many of your friends as possible. Ajay Kumar has also joined. Good evening Ajay. Okay Vivek Kashyap, yes sir, now let's not waste much of today's time and we will start today's class. Today's class will be a zero to hero batch. From today onwards, I am going to tell you all the details about nouns and about English which are necessary for a beginner. Ok?

[00:04:32]Whatever comments you want to make, please keep commenting.

[00:04:34]Ok? You keep commenting. We start today's class.

[00:04:39]Whatever you want to ask, keep asking.

[00:04:42]All the aspirants who are preparing for the One Day Exam or are going to prepare for the upcoming future, these are the things which will be delivered in the best possible manner. Ok? Now come on, now I think I can see some of my face etc. Ok? Because it was reflecting light, it was not visible.

[00:05:00]Ok? So let's start today's first class and let's start today's first class.

[00:05:14]Let's start today's first class and we are going to start English. First of all, if I tell you to study English, then son, what is English while studying English?

[00:05:24]What is English? It is very important to know about this. So first of all let me talk about English, if I give you two options, if you are given two options, what is this English? So your first option is that English is a subject. English is a subject. Your option number is A and the second is that it is a language. What is? This is a language.

[00:05:48]Language means language. You have been given option number B. If you have given two options in the form of subject and language. If we talk about English, what is English? Is that a subject or a language? So what will you tell me?

[00:06:01]Many children say that it is a subject.

[00:06:03]Because you are in 10th standard, you have one subject. English is like Maths and Science. Even if you are doing 12th, there is a subject in it. It is in the form of the subject. And are the notes of English subject ready or not? Is the literature ready or not? All these things happen in a class.

[00:06:18]So whatever behavior we have, it becomes ours.

[00:06:20]So what we often do is we say that that is the subject. But English is not a subject. English is a language. And what does language mean? So language means language.

[00:06:31]What happens? Language. And language is such that what is done? It is spoken. What is done? It is spoken. So this English is a medium of communication. Just like we speak Hindi to connect ourselves with others, what is English in the same way? There is a language to connect with each other through which we can connect and this language is another one and I want to tell you a question. On this, after one point you will get a question and what will you do easily on that question? You will keep reading it.

[00:07:04]What will be the plural of language? Its plural will be language. What will happen? Language. What does language mean? Language means language means languages. That means more than that, there is Hindi, German, French, Japanese, American, British, Turkish, we have Kannada, Malayalam.

[00:07:26]Ok? All these are languages ​​and languages. But when you study English, what do you do while studying English?

[00:07:34]While studying English, you read another thing, what do you call it? What you call alphabet. What do you say? You call this alphabet and what is the other one? So secondly you say Sir Alphabets. Ok? These are two things. And what is the difference between both of the words?

[00:07:53]What is the difference between these two words? So you will say that Sir I am not asking the meaning of both words. I am not asking the meaning of these two words.

[00:08:00]I am asking about the difference in its spelling in the vote structure. So here there is a stop on T and there is an S here.

[00:08:07]That means what is the total difference? The total difference is only of S.

[00:08:14]What is the difference in meaning? Now don't think that this looks singular and this looks plural.

[00:08:17]This is not singular and this is not plural. What are these two? It is different. There is no connection whatsoever between these two words.

[00:08:25]The sun has also joined.

[00:08:29]Ok.

[00:08:31]Absolutely sir. Now it is working a little better, clean is also working. Ok? Alphabet and alphabets. Alphabet means alphabet. What happens? It means alphabet. And what do alphabets mean? So alphabets mean languages. What happens? Languages. So if I ask someone about Hindi alphabet, how many alphabets are there in Hindi? So you will say that Sir, there is only one alphabet in Hindi.

[00:08:57]How much is English? There is one.

[00:09:04]How many alphabets are there for languages ​​like Japanese, German, Sanskrit, Urdu, Persian, Turkish? There is only one because in English there is no other A B C D other than A B C D and in Hindi there is no other Ka Kha Ga Gha other than Ka Kha, so how many alphabets does any language have, there is only one [music] whereas how many languages ​​are there, there are many languages, what is the number of languages ​​recognized in the constitution of India, it is 22 and the number of popular mother tongues is 1600, the number of popular mother tongues is 1600, how many are 52652, all these are regional languages. India is a country in which every 30 km.

[00:09:40]What happens to the tone of the language after going there? Change happens.

[00:09:42]Ok? How will the question come from here? Let me tell you.

[00:09:47]How can a question be asked with these two words? Let me tell you about it. Just pay attention.

[00:09:51]If I suppose, if I suppose I will make this first question and give it to you and after that came L E A R N S Learns. And after that I will give you two options. Give me the alphabet here. What should I give? Alphabet. This one is option A. And what does the second option do to you? The second option will give you alphabets. What happened to this option? B. Now let's take another question. Then let's talk a little further. This is question number two. If I assume I come here then KNOWS is the number. Here comes FOUR. And what came after that? You will get the same in the form of options. What will be the alphabet option number A and the second option here? The second option you will get is your alphabets.

[00:10:37]What is this option number? It is B. You have two types of questions before you. Sir I am Vinayak Dubey from class ninth. Welcome and good evening Vinayak. He learns alphabets. Okay Ashish, I would like to make one more request to you, to Vaibhav Shukla, to Goswami Sir, to Rajesh Thakur ji, that you are seniors and you are the leaders of your juniors, you will work as leaders of your juniors.

[00:11:07]Right now it's the first class today. I am doing a little introduction. But from tomorrow onwards, you all should bring good questions for the classes so that all the children joining the live class get many benefits. Ok? This responsibility will be yours. Now tell me if he learns here only, that is, he learns alphabets and alphabets.

[00:11:30]If number is not given in such type of sentences. If no number is given in these types of sentences or in these types of questions. There is no number here, so your option number will be A and what will this one be? It would be wrong.

[00:11:45]Why Alphabet He learns the alphabet.

[00:11:48]What does one learn? Learns the alphabet. But what is given here? The number is given here and if the number is given here it means four. Whereas how many alphabets are there? There is only one alphabet for any language. There cannot be four of them.

[00:12:03]And when you start moving beyond two, it goes into plural form and when any language has only one alphabet, it cannot have four. So this one is wrong and what is this one? Correct. So one thing you have to keep in mind. If ever a number like 2 3 4 5 is given then what will always be your answer? There will be alphabets.

[00:12:23]If the number is not given. If the number is not given then what will be your answer? Then your answer will be alphabet. Ok? You should remember these in this way. He learns the alphabet.

[00:12:35]very nice. I hope you understand this one.

[00:12:40]Now you must have understood how these questions are asked. If number is given then the one with alphabets is correct and if number is not given then the one with alphabets is wrong. The alphabet will be there.

[00:12:51]Is it clear? Now let's move forward and move forward. So now let us take another question. What do you do? Now let us take another question and another question.

[00:13:01]So let's see further. Now look, first of all what we said was that today we will start with parts of speech. Ok? We are going to start the first chapter of Parts of Speech.

[00:13:14]And what is the name of the first chapter of Parts of Speech? So the name of this chapter is Noun. Many times children must have read noun.

[00:13:25]You all must have also read the noun. If you all have read noun so many times, you must have read one to 12th. I have studied from class 1st to 12th. Is it cleared? And if it's not done, that means we're not going on the right way. We are not going in the right direction, we are not walking on the right path.

[00:13:43]We need to think about something.

[00:13:46]And we always blame others. There is no wisdom in this. Sometimes a person should do self-inspection. A person should analyze himself as to what is the reason due to which we are reading the same topic again and again and forget it after reading.

[00:14:02]Ok? Today let us understand the concept better.

[00:14:05]Now pay attention here. If there is a noun here, if there is a noun here then how much knowledge do you have about the noun and how much do you want to read? So if you want to read about nouns, then how many chapters are there on nouns? Let us first know about it. Ok?

[00:14:24]How many chapters does Noun have? So this first chapter, the first chapter itself, what will it be? So the first chapter itself will become noun.

[00:14:32]What is a noun called? Noun which we will call noun. Ok? This will be the second chapter of nouns. What will you call this? This will be called number. What will you say? Number. And what will the number mean? So the number will mean promise. And what will you say to the Word? So in other words you can say number. If you do it according to English grammar then it will be a promise. And what will happen if we look at it from the point of view of numerical i.e. mathematical language? It means number. The third chapter of nouns, the third chapter of nouns, we call it gender. What do you say? Gender.

[00:15:10]And what is gender called in Hindi? So gender is called ling in Hindi.

[00:15:15]Ok? And there is another last chapter of noun, the fourth one, what do we call it?

[00:15:21]Which we call a case. And what does case mean? Case means factor.

[00:15:26]What happens? Factor.

[00:15:29]If you ever keep this in mind after today.

[00:15:32]Sir, please teach from the basics. Discretion is the most basic. This is the most basic.

[00:15:40]Whatever I have started, whatever I am going to teach now, gradually it is all basic and will go from basic to advanced. It is not that I will leave you after introducing you by name.

[00:15:48]I will teach you everything properly. Son, I will tell you whatever you ask. Ok?

[00:15:55]I will also teach you things that you may not want to ask. Now tell me this, if whenever you remember noun, whenever you recall noun in your mind, then you have to put some other thoughts also some other thoughts should come in your mind and those thoughts should be about how many chapters does this noun have, then this noun has four chapters. How many chapters are there? There are four different chapters. And what are these four different chapters? The first one is a noun. The second one is your number. The third one is gender. And what is the fourth one? This is the fourth case. One more thing, if I am a noun then you all are also nouns, right? If I am a boy then there is also a boy number.

[00:16:39]If I am male, I am also gender.

[00:16:42]And if I have a relationship with someone then there is a case too.

[00:16:45]One thing must come to your mind.

[00:16:48]Whenever you read it, whatever will be the noun, whatever will be the noun, what will be ours, that will be our number, whatever will be ours, that will be our noun, that will be our gender and whatever will be ours, that will be our case, that is, a word which is a noun, that particular word will be the noun number, gender also and what will be the same will be the case also, that means the noun is a noun but apart from being a noun, it is also a number.

[00:17:19]Apart from being a noun, it is also gender. And what is that other than being a noun? Apart from being a noun, it is also a case. That means who is Sara? It is a noun which gives different performances on different platforms. Like you are someone's child, you are someone's son, daughter.

[00:17:35]After that you are someone's brother or sister. You are someone's grandchild. You are an uncle to someone.

[00:17:41]You are a nephew to someone. This means that everyone has to play different types of roles on many different stages of life.

[00:17:52]Just as a person has to play different roles at different stages of life. In the same way, somewhere it will be called noun. What will that same noun be called anywhere else? The number will be called. The same noun will be called gender somewhere. And what will that same noun be called elsewhere? It will be called a case. Is it clear? And if it 's clear then [sound of clearing throat] Deepak Paul Deepak very very good evening. Deepak, let me tell you all that all the people who are live, Deepak, are my very old students. Sometimes I also tell my children about your words and how passionate you were about studying.

[00:18:28]Today he is the most famous English teacher in his area. He belongs to Ghazipur and had great energy. Baliyan used to come from Ghazipur to study daily.

[00:18:41]I used to get inspiration by seeing his will power.

[00:18:44]I used to teach them in two-three batches and this child used to study. So today it is in a good position and I am motivated by two people in the live class I am taking.

[00:18:55]One from Deepak Sir himself, now I will call him Deepak Sir and one from Goswami Sir, I am motivated by these two people due to which I am now able to take live classes. Ok? Otherwise I was in a rest mood.

[00:19:12]But because of these two people I have got some motivation and your comments will also motivate me, so I will continue no matter what happens, winter, summer, rain, now I will continue, okay I will continue, see sir you are saying that it is your charm, sir you are saying that because of you I have got motivation, right, because of you I have got motivation, now I will work, that passion has come within me, okay, Deepak, if you [sound of clearing throat] also have any doubt related to any noun, then you can also ask. Ok? Now let us talk about the first thing, first of all let us operate on the noun, what is this noun, about which we have been reading for so long but we do not understand. We read it and forget it. why the hell? This time sir the complete syllabus. Yes, complete the syllabus once.

[00:20:02]That is why I am asking you all for blessings that you all should find the questions and force me to say that yes sir, I will have to teach you. Which today I will scan a barcode. As many people as possible need the notes taught today. Ok? So in the end I will give my number. You note down the number. No need to write. I'll give him his scanner. If you scan it yourself, everything will be visible. Ok? So you keep messaging me. Keep asking questions so that I keep getting motivation.

[00:20:30]Come first. Now your questions will also start from here. What is noun? Is it a noun? So the first thing is that we tell people what is a noun? So noun becomes a noun. What happens? Noun is a noun. Now what does the noun mean? I don't know. I don't know.

[00:20:46]I don't know what a noun is?

[00:20:48]People call noun as noun. So I also say that it is a noun. But what is noun? Is this a noun? And if noun is a noun then I do n't even know what a noun is.

[00:20:58]What should I do now? So what about the noun? It is very important to know about this. The noun means to have information.

[00:21:06]What to happen? It means having information. To have information. That means I have some topic about which I have knowledge and having knowledge means knowing.

[00:21:19]What happens? It means to know.

[00:21:21]You found out about something.

[00:21:24]Like there is a live class today. If many children come to know about it then they get the information, so it is a noun. Ok? It means to know.

[00:21:32]What should I do? Know it. Now there will be some confusion here. Taking life does not mean murdering someone. Find out about anything. To become aware.

[00:21:43]Ok? So if we know about something, if we know about something then what happens? He became a noun.

[00:21:49]Like I got to know about the boy, I got to know about the girl, I got to know about the teacher.

[00:21:53]Ok? What if you know about this particular noun? He became a noun.

[00:21:57]It became a noun. And noun means noun, if I say it in correct words then you must be reading it in the newspaper every day, it is called coming to cognizance. What to do? To come to the notice. It means to have information, to know and to know. Did you understand? Once I would like to take a small comment from all of you. Just do it in yes yes. You can send an emoji like this, what I just told you about noun, that noun [sound of clearing throat] means noun.

[00:22:27]What does a noun mean? So to have information means to know or to know or to take cognizance of something, that is, to take it into your knowledge.

[00:22:34]What to take? Take it into your knowledge that if I have knowledge of anything, son.

[00:22:41]Knowledge here means knowledge. This means that it is a noun. Did you understand these things? Please let me know by commenting once.

[00:22:52]Vivek is saying yes, Priya Choubey Samridhi is saying yes, please tell me by commenting once and sending an emoji once. If you write Y also then I will understand.

[00:23:02]Vaibhav Shukla Yes Rajesh Thakur Nice.

[00:23:05][Sound of clearing throat] You guys should keep sharing the session as well. Now I would like that all the people who are gradually joining, this is your channel for my videos daily. It's not my channel. I am because of you.

[00:23:17]I am nothing because of myself. So everything is because of you. So you guys should put some of your Facebook stories, WhatsApp statuses and if you have an account on Ina then you can work a little on that too for a month. If you work hard for a month, everything will be completely correct. Ok? Come on Ashish, Rajesh, Sonu Prajapati, good evening Sonu ji. Did you get the information? Now let's go a little.

[00:23:41][sound of clearing throat] Now let's first figure out what the noun is here? It is a noun. So we now know about noun, what is a noun? So noun means noun and what do you call a noun? You call this cognition. And now you also know what it means to know about cognition, to have information or to know about it. Ok?

[00:24:05]Now everything is well sir. Very nice lamp. Now that we know about noun and cognition, then what is the definition? What is the definition of noun? Definition does not matter for competitive exams and academic exams.

[00:24:20]Definition is not necessary for any exam.

[00:24:23]But definition is most important for your concept, your confidence. You will not be asked to write definitions in any exam. Then why do you read? We study so that we can understand its concepts. So that we can understand the concepts and know the basics for which we are reading that entire chapter. That's why it is important.

[00:24:45]So I am writing some points here. Ok? I am writing some points about which you should be aware. Noun is the name of you, let me write the definition first.

[00:24:55]After that I will ask you some questions. You tell me. Ok? Let me write two definitions for you. There are many but I will write to you in two definitions. The first one is written here noun is the noun is the here comes the name of noun is the name of here comes the person okay here comes the place and here comes the end and after that what comes the thing noun is [sound of clearing throat] the name of the person place and thing becomes the first definition which every child knows.

[00:25:29]Secondly, I would like to tell you what is the second definition. Just look carefully at the second one.

[00:25:38]Some people say that noun is a naming word. Noun is a, after that comes the naming word.

[00:25:48]Tell me, are both these definitions correct? According to me both of these are correct.

[00:25:55]And we will also discuss this in this class.

[00:25:58]I am not going to run away after studying.

[00:26:00]Okay, right? And you are also at home right now, rest assured there is no problem. You tell me that these are two definitions and which of these two definitions seems correct to you? The first, the second, or both seem right to you. The first one seems right to you, the second one seems right to you. This sounds right to you both.

[00:26:23]Ashish is saying that sir both are right. Let's see from the other children also. Priya Choubey is saying that yes you have to tell whether the first one is correct, the second one is correct or both are correct. Ok?

[00:26:38]Rajesh Thakur is saying that both are correct.

[00:26:40]Vaibhav Shukla is saying that both are correct.

[00:26:43]If both are correct. See, when you were in LKG, you read nouns, when you were in 5th, you read nouns, when you were in 6th, you read nouns. If you are preparing for competition then you are studying nouns only. There must have been some level of standard. So please be careful, both are correct sir. Mr. Ajay Kumar. Now if both of these are correct then I have a small question for you. I have a small question for you guys.

[00:27:04]If name is written here and naming word is written here.

[00:27:08]What will this mean? This will mean the name. What will happen? Name. We all have a name, I have a name, you have a name too.

[00:27:16]Whatever is there in this world, insects, big animals, small animals, everything has its name. What does each thing have its own? Name is. If everything has its own name then tell me what is placed before the name here? The article is placed before the name.

[00:27:33]Your definition is correct. The first one is also correct. The second one is also correct. The first is my question. The first question is whether the question before your name is number one.

[00:27:47]Can you use The before your name? What before Vaibhav? What before Ajay, what before Ashish, what before Rajesh, what before Deepak? Can the article The be used before your name, before Priya, before Neha, before anyone? This is question number one. And if it is a naming word, then what does the naming word mean? There is a name. So can I use the article a before my name here? Here's your question number two for you.

[00:28:16]Here is your question number two. These are the two questions that I have just given you. Can you ever use an article before your name? Sometimes you may have 'D' before your name or sometimes you may have ' A' before your name. Ok? This is a question for you. And this is the question.

[00:28:36]You won't know today. But you will find the answer to this question. You will find it and then tell me. While it would be wrong if you did n't use an article before your name, this definition is correct. Please remember my question. If the articles a, an, and the are not used before your name, it means that this definition is wrong. But both the definitions are correct.

[00:29:03]But both these definitions are correct. This means that the and a are used before your name. It is important for you to know in what condition butt it happens and when it happens.

[00:29:14]Ok? I like the Mohan who helps the poor. Ok? very nice. You used an anticipant. You used the reciprocal sorry relative pronoun. Ok? Sachin is the Bradman of India. Wow, excellent. Yes.

[00:29:32]You might have read this type of question but you might not have thought about it. Easy questions come in exams and those children make mistakes. At the same time, children make mistakes and their scores get messed up. But this will not happen now, I will tell you all those things.

[00:29:47]Ok? So did you understand this? Now let's go a little.

[00:29:50]Now let's move ahead and what comes next? Is. Let us understand the points one by one.

[00:29:55]If there is a noun here. If there is a noun here. So if someone asks you that the noun is formed. Also got information about nouns.

[00:30:04]We also understood the definition of noun.

[00:30:06]We also took doubts from him.

[00:30:09]We also took two homework assignments from him. Now what do we have to read about nouns? So we have to read about the types of nouns. What to read about? About types of nouns.

[00:30:17]Now the main game is right here. If you understand this game then understand that the chapter on nouns is completely finished for you. These are two points. If you understand these two points then understand that you have finished the entire concept of noun. You don't have any problem in coming days. In when you go through noun.

[00:30:36]You are totally capable of solving all those problems without any hesitation. You can do it. Now just look how many types of nouns there are? So there are two types of sons of noun. Ok?

[00:30:51]What is the name of the first type? So the first type is what we call count. And then what do you say? NOUN. The first one is called count noun. And what do you call the other one? So that is called count. And what is that called?

[00:31:08]Noun. There are two types of nouns. There are two types of nouns. I have written the names of both of them separately. Now tell me how many types of nouns are there? So I told you.

[00:31:20]How many types of nouns are there? Two.

[00:31:22]What is the name of the first one? So the name of the first one is count noun and the name of the second one is count noun. Now all of you please look at what is written on this screen.

[00:31:29]And let me pause here and ask you when there are types of nouns, the first one is called count noun and the second one is called count noun. Do you have any doubt?

[00:31:43]Do you have any doubts that you can ask here? Do n't take this lightly. If you want to understand then you have to understand this point. This point has to be understood. You tell me, will both be count nouns? If it is not there then please tell me whether I have written it correctly or wrongly.

[00:32:04]You have seen and heard correctly, sorry, look the lights have gone off.

[00:32:15]No problem, it will come soon. You have to tell me that these nouns are of two types, which type are they? The first is also a count noun. The second is also a count noun. Then what is the difference between the two?

[00:32:28]Vivek Kashyap says no you must have doubt. You must have a doubt. If not, then make a son. It is not that if sir is teaching then what will sir think? No. This is not my job.

[00:32:39]My job is to create doubts in you.

[00:32:41]And until the disease comes, it will not be cured. You create disease within yourself.

[00:32:46]She is saying that uncountable will be an uncountable noun, sir. Yes, she is asking this question.

[00:32:51]If you are asking this question then there must be some matter. Doubts must have come to his mind.

[00:33:00]Look, Ashish has sent all these nouns.

[00:33:09]Ok. Okay, we have come and Vaibhav Shukla is saying no. Shukla ji, you must have doubts. Only when there is doubt, the problem will be sorted out. So weather you load your yes.

[00:33:25]Ok? It's just a two-minute job. This should not have happened but now that it has happened, what can we do? Technology.

[00:33:35]Ok? Let's come here. Now we have come here. So we have got the entire page.

[00:33:41]Now look here, the noun has come, right?

[00:33:44]Now see what I said that the first noun is the count noun. Which noun? Count noun. And what is the second one? So the second one is also a count noun.

[00:33:55]Count noun. Now I will teach you the rules one by one.

[00:34:00]Please pay attention. If there is a count noun here, then the meaning of count noun is to count. What happens? Count means to count. I have added one word separately.

[00:34:10]Able here. And what does Able mean? There are two words. I will tell you separately. If I say count here, what will it mean to count? Count will mean counting. And if I add the word able here then I say worthy. what did you say? able. That means now it has become a countable noun. What does it mean? To count. And this is it, lol. It means countable noun. Which noun?

[00:34:35]Countable noun. So what do you call this? This is called a countable noun in pure words. What do you say? countable noun. A noun that can be counted.

[00:34:47]What can be done with such a noun? Which can be counted. Remember this point.

[00:34:53]I will bring the second point. Now tell me, there is a count here too. So what I do first is I add A B L Able here.

[00:35:04]What did you add? Able. Now whatever its meaning is, it is the same meaning, isn't it? So this was added at the end of the word. So I have added this at the end of the word. So we call it suffix. What do you say?

[00:35:16]Suffix. This is called suffix. The suffix that is added at the end and here I have added UN. What does UN mean? Uncountable noun. So what has happened to us? This is our prefix.

[00:35:28]What happened? Prefix. And what does the prefix mean? So it means prefix. What happens? Prefix. Now you will ask Sir what is prefix and suffix? So prefixes and suffixes are used to change the meaning of the root word.

[00:35:42]Ok? Like if it was countable then it was called countable noun but I added 'an' it means non-countable noun, what does this mean, what will it be called now in Hindi, what will it be called in Hindi, now in Hindi it will be called uncountable noun, which noun is uncountable and what will it be called after that, noun means such a noun which we cannot count, such a noun which we cannot count and what can be done with it, we can count it, now it has become two different types, so how many types of nouns are there? Countable and uncountable.

[00:36:18]Countable and uncountable. These are two types of nouns. Now it has become a noun. So let's move ahead now. Just one of us here. This countable noun, this is our countable noun, this countable noun, what will we call it in short form? So in short form we will call it CN from today onwards. What will you say?

[00:36:39]C N. C N stands for countable noun.

[00:36:43]And to understand a little history and geography of countable nouns, all you need to do is pay a little attention.

[00:36:48]How much attention should be paid? Just a little.

[00:36:50]What is the plan? Countable noun has three properties. Countable noun has three properties. What other properties do you have?

[00:36:57]So please pay attention. What is the first property? Property also means wealth.

[00:37:03]Properties means qualities. So let's talk about qualities. Countable Noun What can we do with it? Countable nouns are those which we can count. Which can be counted.

[00:37:14]What can be done? Which can be counted. A noun that we can count. Ok? The second point is nouns which can be pluralized.

[00:37:26]Whose plural can be made. Whatever you can make plural can be made. What is a noun that you can pluralize? Which you can change into plural. And what is the third one?

[00:37:42]So thirdly, please listen carefully. The third property is what can be done with S, E, S, and I E S? Can be added. Can be added. These are three properties.

[00:37:58]How many properties are there? These are three properties.

[00:38:00]If you remember these three properties, if you remember these three properties, then all your problems will be sorted out. All the problems are going to be sorted out. Which ones? Now remember one thing. You say that whenever any topic is being taught, your first task would be to ask, Sir, if you are teaching this topic, then what type of questions come on it?

[00:38:23]What kind of questions can we be asked? So it is very important to understand the nature of the question and its varying forms.

[00:38:31]Whatever types of countable nouns there are, whatever types of countable nouns you might have read, whatever types there are that I am going to teach you from today onwards, what can you do with all those nouns? Can count.

[00:38:49]You can count all the proper common collective nouns. Ok? Be calm.

[00:38:51]So it is your job to ask how you can count and in what form you can count and it is my job to tell you. I am creating doubts.

[00:38:58]You just keep searching for the question.

[00:39:00]When I teach, I will ask you whether I told you this while teaching you. Is this right? Now tell me, will you count all the types of countable nouns? So what do you have to do with all the types of countable types, countable nouns? Have to count.

[00:39:17]You have to make plural of all types of countable nouns.

[00:39:20]Whether it is proper, common, or even proper.

[00:39:22]Remember it should be proper, common and collective.

[00:39:24]What do you have to do with all of them? You have to make everything plural. And what should be added to all the types of countable nouns? S also has to be added. You also have to add ES to everything. And to all this you have to add IES also. What is the plan? Have to add.

[00:39:39]So, countable nouns have these properties, what will you do with them? Whatever you implement, you will enforce it.

[00:39:47]Ok? What did you understand? Did you understand about noun, what is a noun? What is that called? How many types are there? There are two types.

[00:39:56]What are its properties?

[00:39:59]Ok? When will the article appear before your name? He will do all these things very well, right? So we will do this with all the types of countable nouns. Ok? Now let's come to the second one. What is the second one? So the second one that comes is what we call uncountable noun. What do you say?

[00:40:18]Uncountable. And what comes after that?

[00:40:20]Noun. Whatever uncountable noun comes, you should pronounce it as SUN. What to say? S U N.

[00:40:26]Singular uncountable noun. S stands for singular. Who will S work for? So S is what will work for Singular. Ok? If Unaccountable ever comes after today, you will call it SUN. If SUN is written in capital form. This means that the sun does not mean the sun. That is a singular uncountable noun. Ok?

[00:40:47]You will be assured of this much. Uncountable nouns will again have the same three properties. First, what can you ever do about it? You can never count this. Can't count. That means you can never count it.

[00:41:03]You can never count this. That is, both countable and uncountable nouns have a tendency to be forever different from each other. are opposite to each other. You wo n't count. Second ever its you plural okay? Will not make plural. Will not make plural. Remember, you will never make its plural. Uncountable will never become plural. What will happen?

[00:41:29]Its plural will never be formed. In all the types of these countable nouns, if we want to add SES and IES, we can never add them.

[00:41:42]Whatever types of uncountable there are, we will neither count them nor make them plural nor will we ever add S or E S to them. That means the work we were doing with countable nouns, we will never do that work with uncountable nouns. That means whatever work is done with countable will never be done with uncountable. Did you understand?

[00:42:07]If you all have understood till here, then the class that will start from tomorrow will be the first type of countable noun and when I teach the first type, I will tell you some questions tomorrow.

[00:42:19]You remember to ask me whatever you want by commenting. Ok?

[00:42:25]When I start teaching the first noun, proper noun, then you may ask me when will the article 'sir' be used before proper noun? Please confirm this. Ok? This is your first job. Countable Noun Proper noun is the essential part of countable noun. So countable nouns can be made plural. So when will you make it? Please tell me this.

[00:42:45]Please tell us when you will apply S, ES and IS.

[00:42:47]Ok? So it will be your responsibility to ask this, which you are going to do from tomorrow.

[00:42:52]Ok?

[00:42:54]One more thing and it's done, right? Now let me note down a number and get it noted down. You should note down this number.

[00:43:00]Ok? There's a number here 94 1590 and this is 238.

[00:43:09]Ok? You take this. This is my number, what is this? This is my number. And why am I giving you my number? So first of all, you all please note this. After that I will tell you why I am giving you this number of mine. If you go to the thumbnail of this YouTube channel, you will get my number. Now what I will do is that whatever I have taught you today, I am going to give you these notes here.

[00:43:41]Ok? If you have a mobile screen, you can scan it. Now what I'm going to do is I'm going to take a small photo of you.

[00:43:51]What should I do? So I will take a small photo and after taking the photo, what will you guys do on my number? You guys will send message on my number on WhatsApp and when you send the message, what will I do with this barcode for you? I will share this barcode. And when I share what I taught you today, what will you do? So you'll open Google Lens.

[00:44:15]What will you open? You open Google Lens.

[00:44:18]And what will you find when you open Google Lens? As soon as you scan in Google Lens and tap, the entire screen of what I have taught you today will open on your mobile. So what can you do with it sitting at home? You can easily prepare notes in a good manner.

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[00:44:41]So when you people go to the channel, I have mentioned a book on which it is written Perfect Competitive English by VK Sinha.

[00:44:52]What can you do by going to the channel, you can buy this book at a very cheap price. If you go to the shop, it is expensive but if you purchase from here, the books are very cheap. What can you do with it, you can buy it. Did you understand?

[00:45:09]Good evening. Good night.

[00:45:12]Ok. Well, thank you very much to all of you. Ok? Are you getting it? So you guys WhatsApp on this. You WhatsApp on this and WhatsApp will be done. If you WhatsApp me, I will share this with you. Ok? You guys came today.

[00:45:31]Motivated me.

[00:45:33]Thank you very much for that. From tomorrow onwards, classes will continue regularly every day, be it Sunday or Monday.

[00:45:39]So I would like all of you children to continue.

[00:45:41]All those who are watching the video, please post your story on your Facebook, Instagram, YouTube or WhatsApp.

[00:45:51]Put a status on it so that the more you see, the more you start after a long time, the more you have to put in some extra effort. If you remain in regular flow then there will be no problem. Ok?

[00:46:09]What is written, Mr. Thank you most welcome Vivek Kashyap good night. That's all for today. We will meet again tomorrow with the concept of a countable noun. Till then, good night and sweet dreams to all you students.