English Guruji

Synonyms – TAMS Studies

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Words Synonyms Abandon Leave, forsake. Abridge Shorten, curtail. Abundant Plentiful. Behaviour Demeanour Bias  Predilection Brutal Savage, cruel. Callous Hard, cruel. Calm Quiet, tranquil. Casual Uncertain Damage Loss, harm, injury. Decorate Adron, embellish. Deformity Malformation, disfigurement. Earnest Serious, solemn. Emergency Exigency Exceptional Unusual, rare. False Untrue, spurious. Fascinate Charm, enchant. Ferocious Fierce, savage. Geniune Real. Gigantic … Read more

Antonyms – Spoken, SSC, CGL, Bank and to Simply improve your English

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Antonyms Words Antonyms Words Antonyms Ability Disability. Malice Goodwill Accept Reject, refuse. Master Servant Acquit Convict. Natural Artifical Barbarous Civilized. Noble Base, Ignoble Barren Fertile. Normal Abnormal Base Noble Obstinate Yielding Callous Soft, tender Offensive Pleasing, defensive Care Neglect Optional compulsory Censure Praise, Applaud Part(n) Yielding. Deep Shallow Part(v) Join. Delight Despleasure, sorrow. Particular General. … Read more

PowerPoint built-in shortcuts and commands

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PowerPoint built-in shortcuts and commands   Command Shortcut Group objects Ctrl+Shift+G Ungroup objects Ctrl+Shift+H Show or hide grid Shift+F9 Show or hide guides Alt+F9 Change grid or guide settings Ctrl+G Show AutoShape menu and insert shape Alt+U -> Ctrl+ENTER Insert perfect squares Press shift first, start drawing figure Move selection in specific direction Ctrl+ARROW Zoom … Read more

5 English Spelling Rules To Improve Your Writing

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1. I Before E Except After C, And When Sounded Like A (Usually) We usually spell things IE and not EI: Correct: believe Incorrect: believe Correct: friend Incorrect: freind Correct: piece Incorrect: peice There are two exceptions: A) When coming after the letter “c,” then it is usually spelled EI: Correct: receive Incorrect: recieve Correct: … Read more

TIMELINE for Sentences – English Language – TAMS Studies Aligarh

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        SIMPLE ACTIVE SIMPLE PASSIVE   PROGRESSIVE / CONTINUOUS ACTIVE PROGRESSIVE / CONTINUOUS PASSIVE     PAST TIME^||||     She had already eaten when I arrived. The painting had been sold twice before it was destroyed. ^|PAST PERFECT|| I had been waiting for four hours when he finally arrived. The house had been being painted for over a month … Read more