Description: Listening for Understanding, Focus, and Attention are key for effective communication, helping to overcome barriers like distractions, misunderstandings, and lack of engagement, fostering clarity.
Description: A case study involves detailed analysis of a specific instance, prompting questions to explore underlying issues, solutions, and outcomes.
Description: A phrase is a group of words without a subject-verb pair, a clause includes a subject and verb, and a sentence is a complete thought.
Description: Verbs indicate actions or states. Participles are verb forms used as adjectives. Modals express abilities or possibilities. Complements complete the meaning of a predicate.
Description: Complements complete predicates. Sentences are classified by structure as simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex. Subject-verb agreement ensures subjects and verbs match in number.
Description: Practice exercises in tenses improve understanding and correct usage of past, present, and future forms.
Description: Active voice highlights the subject's action. Passive voice shifts focus to the object. Direct and indirect speech convey spoken words.
Description: To change direct to indirect speech, adjust pronouns, verb tense, and expressions of nearness to distance. Exclamatory sentences convert to statements or expressions with exclaimed or said.
Description: Types of vocabulary: active (used regularly), passive (understood but not used), and academic (specialized knowledge). Connotation adds emotional nuance.
Description: Jargon: specialized terminology within a field. Business jargon includes terms like synergy or leverage. Synonyms are words with similar meanings; antonyms have opposite meanings.
Description: Roots of words form their core meanings. Loanwords are borrowed from other languages. Prefixes and suffixes modify roots. Phrasal verbs, collocations, and idioms enrich language usage.
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Course: CA Foundation
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