NDA 2 2026 English | Identification of Parts of Speech | Anuj Sir |

[00:00:00]Jai Hind my dear children. So, I am going to gradually eliminate the tension regarding parts of speech in the paper because I am going to bring short tricks to identify the chapters of the videos one by one. You have to watch the video, tell me how you liked it and tell me which chapter you want next. So today let's talk about my brother Noun.

[00:00:18]First of all, take a screenshot of this and note it down carefully and write it down. If any word ends with these suffixes then that word will be your noun. Yes, this is the trick with the suffix. Now let's move on to Sir, there are many other nouns that can be made.

[00:00:52]When does the -ing form of a verb become a noun? Which you call Jarand. If the verb's -ing form is acting as the subject in the sentence, it will be a gerund. That means it will do the work of a noun. If the -ing form of the verb acts as an object after a main verb.

[00:01:06]Main Verb I ng Form Main Verb I ng Form Main Verb I ng Form Even then it works as a noun. Next, if after any preposition comes ing, preposition ing, preposition ing, preposition ing, then the verb with ing will work as a noun. This is done, it is done.

[00:01:25]Now let us come to the point that Sir, we used to call the first form of TO to plus verb as infinitive. My brother, infinitive can also become a noun. If two plus the first form of the verb acts as the subject in the sentence, then it can act as a noun.

[00:01:40]If you see that the preposition to or verb is not underlined. If the main verb is followed by two plus V1, fully underlined, then it can serve as your noun.

[00:01:52]Next is your subject complement. Sir, what is this new thing now?

[00:01:58]TO2 + V1 can act as a noun. Let me tell you its short trick. You recognize verbs, right? Is it is, am is, are is, was is, var is or whatever is be. Ok? If two plus V1 is used after it, it can still work as a noun. So when does a gerund become a noun? When does TO plus V1 become a noun? Is this clear? Now let's come to its end. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 these are the numbers, if any number acts as a subject before a verb or if an article is used before it, then any number of one number can itself act as a noun.

[00:02:32]Is it clear? Listen to the second one.

[00:02:34]Ok? I have told you that ING came after the preposition.

[00:02:37]I have told you about the infinitive. If you use a possessive adjective before the -ing form of the verb. If there is my, his, every then it works like a complete noun. And if there is a noun clause in a sentence. You can see it completely from here, right? Then came the verb.

[00:02:54]It is completely visible from here.

[00:02:56]Then there is the verb I. It is visible here.

[00:02:57]This entire clause also functions as a noun clause.

[00:03:00]After that you will see the verb visible. Is it clear? Now let's come to an important point. If you use the article the before the positive degree of an adjective.

[00:03:11]If the article the is used before the positive degree of an adjective, it also acts as a noun. And lastly, before making any verb into a noun, use any article.

[00:03:23]Look, this is a walk, a reply, a run.

[00:03:26]So the verb can be made into a noun by using the article.

[00:03:29]So now your trick to identify the parts of speech of nouns ends here. These were all those topics. Those were all the concepts from where questions about nouns come.

[00:03:41]In the next parts of the speech, tell us in the comment section what is bothering you. We will stop today's session here. Jai Hind.

[00:03:46]Thank you, take care.