Main Parts of English Grammar

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GRAMMAR

Grammar is a systematic study of scientific method which provides us information and guidance necessary to learn a language  . The science of grammar teaches us  how a language is spoken and written correctly and effectively. So, it can be said that grammar is primarily concerned with the formation and classification of words and sentences and their practical significance in daily life. 
ALPHABET

The alphabet of English is composed of twenty six letters. They are divided into two classes.
انگریزی کے حروف تحجی 26حروف پر مشتمل ھیں۔ین کو دو کلاس میں تقسیم کیا جاتاھے۔
(1)Vowels

The five letters a,e,i,o,u are known as the vowels in English and we cannot write words without using vowels.
Consonant

The remaining twenty one letters of the alphabet are known as the
Consonant in English.
Word
The word is a proper combination of letters and it conveys some idea.

لفظ حروف کا مجموعہ ھوتا ھے اورجو ایک تصور پیش کرتا ھے-
e.g pencil,college,book.
                                                               Phrase

A group of words that makes some sense, but not the sense.

الفاظ کا ایسا مجموعہ جو کچھ مفہومتو اداکرے مگر مکمل مفہوم ادانہ کرے۔

e.g in the room, on the table,in the east ,around the ground .

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