Miss Mono – English Grammar Course for Govt | Month 1 – Basics & Foundation

Miss Mono – Universal English Course for All Govt Exams

Month 1 – Basics & Foundation

Focus: Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Articles, Prepositions, Sentence Formation, Present & Past Tenses

Mode: Video 20–25 min per topic | Practice/Homework: PDF or online quiz

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Week 1 – Nouns & Pronouns

Day	Topic	Video Content (20–25 min)	Homework / Practice
1	Common Noun	Definition: General naming word for person, place, animal, or thing. Examples: boy, school, dog, book, city. Sentences: - The boy is playing in the park. - I saw a dog on the street. - She is a teacher at the school. - This book is interesting. Exam Tip: Common nouns frequently appear in MCQs in govt exams.	Write 5 sentences + 5 new common nouns
2	Proper Noun	Definition: Specific name of person, place, or thing. Examples: Ali, Karachi, Pakistan. Sentences: - Ali goes to school in Karachi. - Pakistan is my country. - English is an international language. Exam Tip: Always capitalized; often tested in all govt exams.	5 sentences + 5 proper nouns
3	Collective Noun	Definition: Name of group of similar people or things. Examples: team, family, class, herd. Sentences: - The team won the match. - My family is big. - The herd of cows is in the field. Exam Tip: Collective nouns often take singular verbs.	5 sentences
4	Abstract Noun	Definition: Name of feeling, idea, quality. Examples: love, honesty, courage, happiness. Sentences: - Honesty is the best policy. - Courage is required to face challenges. - Love is powerful. Exam Tip: Appears in comprehension and one-word substitution.	5 sentences
5	Personal & Possessive Pronouns	Definition: Words that replace nouns. Examples: I, you, he / mine, yours, his, hers. Sentences: - I am going to the market. - This book is mine. - He is my friend. - Yours is on the table. Exam Tip: Replace nouns in sentences; very common in MCQs.	5 sentences
6	Demonstrative & Interrogative Pronouns	Demonstrative: this, that, these, those Interrogative: who, which, what, whose Sentences: - This is my pen. - That is his bag. - Who is at the door? - Which book do you want? Exam Tip: Often tested in all govt exams.	5 sentences
7	Week 1 Revision	Combine all noun and pronoun types in 5 sentences. Recap exam tips for each type.	5 sentences + 3 mini MCQs

Week 2 – Verbs & Adjectives

Day	Topic	Video Content (20–25 min)	Homework / Practice
8	Action Verbs	Definition: Words that show action. Examples: run, play, eat, read, jump. Sentences: - The boy runs fast. - I play football. - She reads a book. - They eat lunch. Exam Tip: Action verbs appear in sentence correction and MCQs.	5 sentences
9	Linking & Helping Verbs	Linking verbs: is, am, are, was, were Helping verbs: do, does, did, have, has, had Sentences: - She is happy. - They are students. - I have eaten. - He does his work. Exam Tip: Identify helping verbs; common in error spotting.	5 sentences
10	Adjectives – Quality & Quantity	Quality: big, small, beautiful, fast Quantity: many, few, several Sentences: - The big house is beautiful. - Few students came today. - Many books are on the table. - She has a small dog. Exam Tip: Adjectives frequently appear in fill-in-the-blanks.	5 sentences
11	Adjectives – Demonstrative & Possessive	Demonstrative: this, that, these, those Possessive: my, your, his, her Sentences: - This pen is mine. - Those books are yours. - My bag is new. - Her house is big. Exam Tip: Often tested in MCQs and sentence correction.	5 sentences
12	Sentence Making – Verbs + Adjectives	Combine verbs + adjectives: - The small dog runs fast. - She reads many books. - He has a big house. - I eat delicious food.	5 sentences
13	Mini Revision	5 exam-style sentences + recap of Week 2 topics.	5 sentences + 3 mini MCQs
14	Short Passage Practice	Paragraph 3–4 lines highlighting nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives. Example: “Ali is a good student. He has many books. His teacher is happy. Ali reads daily.”	5 sentences

Week 3 – Articles & Prepositions

Day	Topic	Video Content (20–25 min)	Homework / Practice
15	Articles – Definite & Indefinite	Definition: a, an, the Usage rules + examples Sentences: - A dog is in the garden. - An apple is on the table. - The sun rises in the east. Exam Tip: Articles tested in all govt exams MCQs.	5 sentences
16	Prepositions – Place & Time	Prepositions: in, on, at, by, for, with Sentences: - I am at home. - The book is on the table. - We meet on Monday. Exam Tip: Prepositions common in fill-in-the-blanks and sentence correction.	5 sentences
17	Prepositions – Direction & Movement	Examples: to, into, towards, across, over Sentences: - He went to the market. - The cat jumped over the wall. Exam Tip: Direction prepositions tested in MCQs.	5 sentences
18	Week 3 Revision	Combine all article and preposition examples in 5 sentences. Recap tips for govt exams.	5 sentences + 3 mini MCQs

Week 4 – Sentence Formation & Tenses

Day	Topic	Video Content (20–25 min)	Homework / Practice
19	Simple Sentences	Definition & Structure: Subject + Verb + Object Examples: - Ali reads a book. - She plays football. - They are studying. Exam Tip: Sentence structure important in MCQs and error spotting.	5 sentences
20	Present Simple & Past Simple	Usage + Rules + Examples: - I go to school every day. - She went to the market yesterday. Exam Tip: Frequently asked in govt exam papers.	5 sentences
21	Present Continuous & Past Continuous	Usage + Examples: - He is reading a book. - They were playing football. Exam Tip: Error spotting questions commonly use continuous tense.	5 sentences
22	Future Simple & Going to	Usage + Examples: - I will visit my friend tomorrow. - She is going to start her project. Exam Tip: Future tense is commonly tested in sentence correction.	5 sentences
23	Week 4 Revision	Recap all tenses + example sentences (20–25 min video). - Mini practice: 5 exam-style sentences	5 sentences + 3 mini MCQs
24	Short Passage Practice	Comprehension + identify nouns, verbs, adjectives, articles, prepositions. Example passage: “Ali is a bright student. He studies daily. His teacher is happy. He plays football every evening.”	5 sentences

Expert Tip: Month 1 ka focus hamesha **grammar foundation** aur **basic sentence formation** par hona chahiye. Har topic ke examples + exam tips students ko confident banate hain.