Grammatical Rules: Parts of Speech

The team will then __________ the data to draw a final conclusion.

After a long debate, the president decided that the __________ had to be revised.

For better understanding, the troop used __________ statistics to locate the enemy.

If you want to understand mathematics, you must know how to devise the strategies __________.

The discovery of oil brought many __________ to the town.

Water samples taken from streams were __________ for contamination by chemicals. It was important to check it carefully.

It is very difficult to define the __________ of beauty.

All __________ of the country will have some rain tonight.

Is this dress __________ in a larger size?

We could just see the train __________ in the distance.

I __________ (that) you knew each other because you went to the same school.

The United Nations has used its __________ to restore peace in the area.

America __________ of fifty states.

Examinations are not the only means of __________ a student's ability.

Grammatical Rules for Changing Parts of Speech

There are cases where you need to change the part of speech of words based on grammatical rules for the sentence.
Example: The word "analyse" can be a verb, noun, adjective, or adverb.

Word Forms

Analyse (v.): to examine methodically and in detail.
Analysis (n.): detailed examination and the process of determining the nature, relationships and causes of something.
Analytical (adj.): involving or using detailed examination of the nature or relationships of the elements of something.
Analytically(adv.): in a way that involves detailed examination of the nature or relationships of the elements of something.

Example Sentences

1. The team will then analyze the data to draw a final conclusion.
2. After a long debate, the president decided that the analysis had to be revised.

Exercises and Vocabulary

Area: any part of a place or a piece of land or the country.
Available: able to be bought, used, or reached.
Concept: a principle or idea.
Consist: comprised or made up of.
Benefit: a helpful or good effect.
Authority: moral or legal right to control.
Approach: to come nearer to something.
Assess: evaluate.
Analyse: to study or examine.
Assume: to accept as true without question or proof.
Statistics: used to locate the enemy, in an example case
Examples of Exercises: Using vocabulary for exercises:
Oil discovery brought many ... to the town .
Water samples taken from streams….for contamination by chemicals.
... of the country will have some rain tonight..
Is this dress ... in a larger size?
We could just see the train ... distance.

Additional Information

The United Nations used its authority…
America consists of … states.
Examinations are not the only way to assess a student's .ability.

This quiz covers the grammatical rules for changing parts of speech, focusing on examples like 'analyse' and its various forms. Test your knowledge on how to accurately identify and use different word forms in sentences. Understanding these rules will enhance your writing and comprehension skills.