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Ujjwal

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English
Grammar
Creative writing
Essay writing
Literature

Quality teaching of English & excellent fullency creates better speaking in english a

English
Grammar
Creative writing
Essay writing
Literature

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About Ujjwal

Here’s a sample introduction you can use (or modify) if you are introducing yourself as an English teacher in a class, interview, or formal setting: --- Self-Introduction as an English Teacher (Formal) Good morning/afternoon everyone, My name is [UJJWALMISTRY], and I am an English teacher with a passion for helping students develop strong communication and language skills. I hold a background in [your qualification, e.g., English Literature, B.Ed., or TEFL certification], and I have been teaching English for [X years/months] at various levels, including [mention school/college level if applicable]. My teaching focuses on improving grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing, and spoken English through interactive and practical methods. I strongly believe that English is not just about learning rules, but about expressing thoughts confidently and creatively. Apart from academics, I encourage students to participate in debates, storytelling, role plays, and creative writing to make learning enjoyable. My goal is to build their confidence and help them use English effectively in real-life situations. I look forward to working with you all/teaching you all and making English an enjoyable and enriching subject for everyone. Thank you. --- Short & Simple Version (for Classroom First Day) Hello everyone, I am **[Your Name

About the lesson

The "class of English rules" generally refers to the main categories of rules that govern the English language, especially when taught in school or grammar classes. These rules can be divided into several major classes, each focusing on a specific aspect of English. Here’s an overview:

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1. Grammar Rules

These are the backbone of English structure, covering how words are arranged in sentences.

a) Parts of Speech

Nouns – Names of people, places, things (e.g., book, teacher).

Pronouns – Words replacing nouns (e.g., he, they, it).

Adjectives – Words describing nouns (e.g., beautiful, tall).

Verbs – Action or state of being (e.g., run, is).

Adverbs – Words modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs (e.g., quickly, very).

Prepositions – Show relationships (e.g., in, on, at).

Conjunctions – Join words or clauses (e.g., and, but, because).

Interjections – Express emotions (e.g., wow!, oh!).

b) Sentence Structure

Subject + Verb + Object (basic order in English).

Types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory.

c) Tenses

Present, Past, Future (with simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms).

Rules for using correct verb forms.

d) Voice & Speech

Active vs Passive voice.

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free lessons

online

Other tutors in English

Laura

Camille

Mary

Davayne

Al Hamza

Blake

Sandy

Johann Nicholas

Brais

Victor

Lyle

Robert

Beccalynn

Finn

Victoria

Mimi

Joe

ANSHUL

Daniel

Grace

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