A Definition & Meaning

Aa

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1. Noun

• Aardvark
• Apple
• Artist
• Animal
• Achievement

2. Verb (including Auxiliary Verb)

• Am (I am here)
• Are (They are ready)
• Arrive (They arrive soon)
• Ask (You can ask me)
• Add (Let’s add more)

3. Adverb

• Abundantly (It rained abundantly)
• Again (We met again)
• Amazingly (She sings amazingly)
• Already (They have already arrived)
• Almost (We are almost there)

4. Adjective

• Amazing
• Ambitious
• Ancient
• Astonishing
• Angry

5. Conjunction

• And (She and I)
• As (As she walked away)
• Although (Although it was late)
• After (After the rain stopped)
• Also (He also joined)

6. Interjection

• Ah! (Ah! I see it now)
• Alas! (Alas! We lost)
• Aha! (Aha! I understand)
• Aw! (Aw, that’s cute)
• Oh! (Oh! Look at that)

7. Pronoun

• Anyone
• Anything
• All
• Another
• Anyone

8. Direct and Indirect Speech

• Direct: She said, “I am happy.”
• Indirect: She said that she was happy.

9. Active and Passive Voice

• Active: She ate an apple.
• Passive: The apple was eaten by her.

10. Gerund

• Asking
• Arriving
• Adding
• Achieving
• Acting

11. If Clause

• If you are ready, let’s go.
• If I had a car, I would drive.
• If it rains, we will stay indoors.
• If they arrive, tell them to wait.
• If I were you, I’d rest.

12. Punctuation

• Period: “A good day.”
• Comma: “A car, a bike, and a bus.”
• Exclamation: “Aha!”
• Question mark: “Are you ready?”
• Quotation marks: “A bright future,” she said.

13. Synonyms

• Amazing (Incredible)
• Angry (Furious)
• Achieve (Attain)
• Ask (Inquire)
• Astonish (Surprise)

14. Antonyms

• Abundant (Scarce)
• Angry (Calm)
• Achieve (Fail)
• Active (Inactive)
• Add (Subtract)

15. Sentence Formation

• She is a doctor.
• I have a question.
• It was an amazing trip.
• The apple is red.
• An artist painted this.

16. Tense

• Present: I am a student.
• Past: She was an artist.
• Future: They will be arriving soon.
• Present Perfect: I have asked.
• Past Perfect: She had arrived.

17. Preposition

• About (Talk about a book)
• Above (Look above the tree)
• Across (Run across the field)
• After (After the show)
• Along (Walk along the path)

18. Articles

• A (a cat)
• An (an apple)
• The (the artist)

19. Subject-Verb Agreement

• A cat is sleeping.
• An apple falls from the tree.
• Artists are creative.
• A car drives fast.
• The animal is hungry.

20. Degree of Comparison

• Positive: Amazing
• Comparative: More amazing
• Superlative: Most amazing

21. Idioms

• A blessing in disguise (a good thing that seemed bad at first)
• A dime a dozen (something common)
• A piece of cake (something easy)
• A tough nut to crack (a difficult problem)
• All in a day’s work (part of a regular job)

22. Homophones and Homonyms

• Aye (yes) / Eye (organ) / I (pronoun)
• Air (oxygen) / Heir (inheritor)
• Eight (number) / Ate (past tense of eat)
• Allowed (permitted) / Aloud (out loud)
• Ad (advertisement) / Add (to combine)

23. Singular and Plural

• Aardvark / Aardvarks
• Apple / Apples
• Artist / Artists
• Ant / Ants
• Achievement / Achievements

24. Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences

• Simple: I am a teacher.
• Compound: I like apples, and I also like oranges.
• Complex: If you are ready, we can start the lesson.

Relative words of ‘A’

S.No	Words
1	A
2	Able
3	Ability
4	About
5	Above
6	Absence
7	Abroad
8	Absolute
9	Absent
10	Abstract
11	Abuse
12	Angry
13	Access
14	Annoy
15	Acceptable
16	Acceptance
17	Accede
18	Accept
19	Abusive
20	Academic
21	Approve