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Art of Translation Hindi into English Self Learning Series An Easy Approach to Translation All is Well, this book has been designed for the learners of all intellectual levels. A learner studying at any level or active at a work place or engaged in domestic activities can learn good English without much efforts provided he/she possesses elementary of Hindi and English.

Contents Art of Translation Hindi into English Self Learning Series An Easy Approach to Translation All Is Well

1. The verb ‘To Be’ Present Tense Is, Am, Are
2. The verb ‘To Be’ Present Tense Was,Were
3. The Use of ‘ Has, Have, Had’
4. Uses of Tenses Present Tense (Active Voice)
5. Present Continuous Tense
6. Present Perfect Tenses and the use of ‘For and Since’
7. The Present Perfect Continuous Tense
8. Past Tense Past Indefinite Tense
9. Past Continuous Tense
10. The Past Perfect Tense
11. Past Perfect Continuous Tense
12. Future Tense Future `Indefinite Tense (Use of Shall and Will)
13. Future Continuous Tense
14. The Future Perfect Tense
15. Future Perfect Continuous Tense
16. Imperative Sentences and the use of ‘Let’
17. Use of Introductory ‘It’ and ‘there’
18. Use of the Article ‘A’, ‘An’, ‘The’
19. Best Use of (Can,Could,May, Might, Would, Should, Ought, Must)
20. Interrogative Pronouns and Adverb
21. Active and Passive Voice
22. Active and Passive Voice (Present and Past Continuous Tense)
23. Best Active and Passive Voice Present, Past and Future Perfect Tense
24. Active and Passive Voice (Miscellaneous) Conversion of Voice in Special Cases
25. Comparison of Adjectives – All Degrees
26. Comparison of Adverbs – All Degrees
27. Use of Some Important Adjectives and Adverbs
28. Use of Preposition
29. Appropriate Preposition
30. Direct and Indirect Speech
31. Direct and Indirect Speech Interrogative Sentences
32. Best Direct and Indirect Speech Imperative Sentences
33. Direct and Indirect Speech Exclamatory and Operative Sentences
34. Agreement of Verb with its Subject
35. Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
36. Verbs Active in Hindi and Passive in English
37. Causative Verbs (Get, Have, Had, Cause, Make, Help, Keep)
38. Condition Sentences
39. Participles
40. Gerunds
41. The Infinitive
42. Use of Reflexive Pronouns
43. Use of Relative Pronoun in Sentence
44. A- Indirect Interrogative Sentence as Dependent Clauses, B- Indirect Imperative and Optative Sentences as Dependent clause
45. Co-Relative
46. Miscellaneous Constructions
47. ‘Since’ as Conjunction of Time
48. Use of ‘Dare’ and ‘Need’
49. Phrasal Verbs
50. Clauses (Noun Clauses)
51. Idiomatic Use of Verbs
52. Idiomatic Expressions of Everyday Use
53. Proverbs

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