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| Publisher | Madhubun Books All Class 10 English books by Madhubun Books |
| ISBN | 9789325992221 |
| Author: | Madhubun |
| Number of Pages | 93 |
| Edition | First Edition |
| Available | Available in all digital devices |
Interactive Grammar is a comprehensive book which enables the learners to use the knowledge of grammar functionally. The book has a Communicative English Approach. The grammar is interactive in nature and functional in approach. In this, the learners are not just expected to know grammatical definitions and rules but also their application.
1. Organising Thoughts, Ideas, Facts and Messages
2. Ways of Expressing Thoughts, Ideas, Facts and Messages
3. Talking about Process, Action, State and Possession
4. Time and Tense—Present, Past, Future
5. Talking about Actions in Progress in the Present
6. Talking about Past Habits and States
7. Talking about Events/Actions of Limited Duration in the Past
8. Relating the Past to the Present
9. Relating the Past to the Present
10. Talking about Past Habits, States and Events
11. Talking about The Future
12. Talking about the Events to Take Place in the Future
13. Talking about Events Likely to be Completed in the Future
14. Talking about Possibility or Likelihood of Events
15. Modals Indicating Possibility/Likelihood and Certainty of Events
16. Modals of Permission—Seeking/Granting Permission 39
17. Modals Expressing Intention, Willingness, Insistence and Wish
18. Modals Expressing Prediction
19. Modals Expressing Obligation, Compulsion and Necessity
20. Focus on What is Done and not on Who Did it
21. Expressing Likes and Dislikes, Preferences and Intentions
22. Talking about Causes of Events and their Outcomes
23. Enlarging/Extending Meanings
24. Enlarging/Extending Meanings
25. Naming Persons, Places,Things and Ideas
26. Talking about People and Things without Naming Them
27. Specifying whether a Noun is Definite or Indefinite
28. Specifying whether the Noun Referred to is Specific or General
29. Describing/Modifying Persons/Places/Objects
30. Referring to Persons, Places,Things and Time Talked of Earlier
31. Talking about How Well an Action Has Taken Place
32. Telling How Often an Event/Action Takes Place
33. Reporting People’s Words and Thoughts
34. Reporting Words and Thoughts
35. Reporting People’s Instructions, Feelings and Emotions
36. Seeking Confirmation to Statements, Commands and Requests
37. Avoiding Misunderstanding and Confusion of Meanings
38. Coordinating and Bringing Ideas Together
39. Preparing for Creativity in Speech and Writing
