Lecture Notes: English Questions and Their Importance

Introduction

• Speaker's Greetings & User Demand
  • The speaker welcomed the students and mentioned the high demand for English questions.
  • Efforts to improve English through speaking questions.

Types of Questions

• Spot the Error

  • Two types of questions: identifying correct sentences and spotting errors.
  • Example: If followed by the majority of and a majority of is a plural noun, the verb will also be plural.

• Fill in the Blank

  • Choosing the correct article or verb based on context.
  • Example: Do you see the man standing near the door?

• Choose the Correct Sentence

  • Identifying the correct sentence.
  • Example: One slipped on the icy walk, one could hurt oneself badly.

Specific Grammar Rules

• Majority Expressions

  • Choosing the verb based on majority and noun.
  • Rules for singular and plural.

• I'd Rather

  • After I'd rather, if there is a third person subject, the third form of the verb will be used.
  • Example: I'd rather you took a taxi.

• Conditional Sentences

  • Second conditional sentences (using if and would verb form).
  • Example: If people were smarter, they wouldn't be out on a night like this.

• Article and Preposition Usage

  • Choosing the correct article and preposition.
  • Example: There are well over 50,000 people in the stadium.

Topics Summary

• The speaker explained the main English questions and their rules.
• Examples and tips on how to choose the correct answers.

Motivational Conclusion

• Hard work and trying in the right direction is necessary for success.
• The message was given that not everything is in your hands, but preparation is within your control.
• Advised to maintain a positive attitude.

Allah Hafiz and Best of Luck!