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Adjective Akkusative case  Conjunctions Short, individual sentences can sound uninteresting in both writing and speech. To make language more appealing and flow more smoothly, use conjunctions to combine sentences. Coordinating conjunctions The most commonly used coordinating conjunctions in German are aber, oder, und, denn, and sondern (but, or, and, because, but rather). A coordinating conjunction combines two independent clauses, each of which can stand alone and make sense. When a coordinating conjunction combines two independent clauses, normal word order takes place, which means that the verb is the second element in each of the two clauses. We provided exercise pdf link. Download pdf file and be excellent in German grammar.  Follow us for more language blog and many more.  Thanks for reading blog. Click here for pdf Conjunction pdd German grammar Imperative Future Tense  

Force and Motion vol:3 This is another blog in force and Motion,we solved numerical and long answers questions from different publication. This blog is for class 10 students,who prepared for SEE examination. We made 3 blog on force and motion chapter. If any questions missed or viewers found any mistakes then please comment on comment section. Long Questions  1. (a). What is the difference between fall of a parachute on the moon and that on the earth? Abid blog (b). Gravitational force produced between two bodies is 2 N when they are kept at the distance of 2 m. How much gravitational force is produced when they are kept 4 m apart? 2.(a) What happens to the weight of an object when it is taken from the earth to the moon? Why? Ans: Weight of an object get decreased by 6 times when, we take an object from earth to the moon. This because of low acceleration due to gravity 'g' i.e 1.67 m/s^2. (b). A stone is dropped freely from 45 m height of the tower, it reaches the ground in 3 s...

Animal Tissues  Hello everyone my self Abid Ali Fakir from Marchwari-03,Rupandehi. I am a digital creater . I wrote this blog for class 12 science students (major biology). We tried our best to give every possible answers to the questions.  If there is any mistake then please comment on comment section. Let's begin our blog: Very short answer questions. [1marks] 1. Name main component of matrix. Ans: The extracellular matrix has three main components: i.highly viscous proteoglycans (heparin sulfate, keratin sulfate and chondroitin sulfate) ii. Insoluble collagen fibre, which provide strength and resilience  iii. Soluble multiadhesive proteins (fibronectin and laminim) 2. Mention the functions of the lymph.  Ans: The lymph has three main functions: i. The removal of excess fluids from tissues. ii. Absorption of faaty acid and subsequent transport of fats to the circulatory system. iii. Production of immune cells such as lymphocytes, monocytes, plasma cells etc  3...

Myself Abid Ali Fakir,from Marchwari-03, Rupandehi. I worked as a science teacher at Marchawar Rise School. This is our Force and Motion volume 2 blog and t his blog contain all 'Give reason' from Asmita book publication. Numerical based questions is on vol-3,so follow us. For Nepali , please click on tab section and select language. We tried our best but if viewers found any mistake, please comments or contact on Facebook or Instagram.  Thanks for visiting  Difference between  1. Gravitational constant'G' and Acceleration due to gravity 'g' Ans: Download pdf 2. Gravity and gravitation  3. Weight and mass 4. Free fall and weightlessness  Give reasons 5. Weight varies with location, while the mass remains constant. Ans: It is because weight directly proportional to acceleration due to gravity 'g' but mass doesn't  depends on anything due to which the value of weight also different. 6. The value of acceleration due to gravity is greater on Jupiter tha...

Imperatives Imperatives are commands. German commands are given to the second person, and they have to conform to the second-person pronouns du, ihr, and Sie. For most verbs, the imperative for du comprises the stem of the infinitive plus an -e ending. In casual speech the -e ending is often dropped. The imperative for ihr is the same as its present-tense conjugation. This is also true for the imperative for Sie, except that the pronoun Sie always follows the imperative verb. Remember that du is used to address children, close friends, or family members. Use ihr when addressing more than one child,friend, or family member. Use Sie when addressing strangers, officials, or others you are on a formal basis with.  Let’s look at some example verbs. du                      ihr               Sie Kaufe! (Kauf)  Kauft!   Kaufen Sie!    Buy! Lache! (Lach) Lacht! Lachen S...

Force and Motion   I am Abid Ali Fakir, the digital creater, freelancer and YouTuber. In this blog we collected questions from different publication, especially Asmita publication from chapter Force and Motion (Chapter wise ). We tried out best to provide answers to the questions. For nepali use  Google translater by clicking tap section . Very short questions. 1.What change occurs in the gravitational force between two bodies when their masses are kept constant and the distance between their centres is reduced by 3 times? Ans: Gravitation force increase by 9 times when we kept masses constant and reduced distance by 3 times. 2. Which formula will you use to find out the height from the Earth's surface from where a stone dropped down and time taken by stone to reach the ground? Solution, h= ut+ 1/2*gt^2 Where : h is the height. g is the acceleration due to gravity. t is the time taken to reach the ground. u=initial velocity  3. What is the value of g in the surface of moo...

Future Tenses Like other tenses in English, the future tense has more than one form: habitual   I will go to school. incomplete or progressive  I will be going to school. Both forms are translated into German by a single future-tense conjugation, which consists of the present-tense conjugation of werden and an infinitive located at the end of the sentence.  For example: Ich werde zur Schule gehen.  I’ll go to school. Er wird seinen Onkel besuchen.  He’ll visit his uncle. Die Männer werden Karten spielen.  The men will play cards. Another way to express the future tense in German is by a present-tense conjugation where the future tense is inferred or understood by the context or because of an adverb accompanying the verb. For example: Was macht ihr morgen? Wir fahren  What are you doing tomorrow?  in die Stadt.  We’re driving to the city. Fährt euer Vater auch mit?  Will your father be going along? Ich habe nächste Woche eine Prüfung....