Basic English Language Course – Complete 3 Month Course / Learn Basic English in 3 Months – Grammar, Tenses & Speaking

Basic English Language Course

The Basic English Language Course is designed for beginners who want to improve their English grammar, sentence formation, reading, writing, translation and everyday speaking skills.

Course Duration

This course is designed for 3 months. Students will learn English step by step through grammar, sentence making, translation and speaking practice.

Month 1 – Basic English Grammar

English Sentences

Students will learn what an English sentence is and how to make simple and meaningful sentences.

Subject, Verb and Object

Students will learn the basic structure of English sentences and how Subject, Verb and Object are used.

Parts of Speech

Students will learn the eight basic Parts of Speech:

Noun, Pronoun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb, Preposition, Conjunction and Interjection.

Articles

Students will learn the basic use of A, An and The with simple examples.

Daily Use English Vocabulary

Common English words used in everyday life will be introduced with simple sentences.

Daily Use English Sentences

Students will practice common English sentences used at home, school, workplace and in everyday conversations.

Month 2 – Sentence Formation and Tenses

Helping Verbs

Students will learn the basic use of helping verbs such as Is, Am, Are, Was, Were, Has, Have, Had, Do, Does and Did.

Positive, Negative and Interrogative Sentences

Students will learn how to change sentences into positive, negative and interrogative forms.

Question Formation

Students will learn how to make questions using What, Where, When, Who, Why and How.

Present Tenses

Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous will be taught with easy examples.

Past Tenses

Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous will be explained with practical examples.

Month 3 – Advanced Basic Practice

Future Tenses

Students will learn Future Simple, Future Continuous, Future Perfect and Future Perfect Continuous.

Negative Sentences

Students will practice making negative sentences in different tenses.

Interrogative Sentences

Students will practice making questions and giving suitable answers.

WH Questions

Students will practice What, Which, Where, When, Who, Why, Whose, Whom and How.

Translation Practice

Students will practice translating simple Urdu sentences into English.

Speaking Practice

Students will practice speaking English about everyday topics such as self-introduction, family, daily routine, likes and dislikes and common conversations.

What Will Students Learn?

• Basic English grammar
• Sentence formation
• Daily use English sentences
• Basic English vocabulary
• Present, Past and Future Tenses
• Negative and interrogative sentences
• WH questions
• Basic English translation
• Everyday English speaking practice

Who Can Join This Course?

This course is suitable for beginners, students, children, adults and anyone who wants to learn basic English grammar and everyday English communication.

Course Benefits

Students can improve their English grammar, sentence-making skills, vocabulary, translation skills and confidence in everyday English speaking.

بیسک انگلش لینگویج کورس

بیسک انگلش لینگویج کورس اُن افراد اور طلبہ کے لیے تیار کیا گیا ہے جو انگریزی زبان کو بنیادی سطح سے سیکھنا چاہتے ہیں۔ اس کورس میں گرامر، جملہ سازی، ترجمہ، پڑھنے، لکھنے اور روزمرہ گفتگو کی بنیادی مشق شامل ہے۔

کورس کی مدت

یہ کورس تین ماہ پر مشتمل ہے۔ طلبہ کو مرحلہ وار انگریزی گرامر، جملہ سازی، ترجمہ اور بولنے کی مشق کروائی جائے گی۔

پہلا ماہ — بنیادی انگریزی گرامر

انگریزی جملے

طلبہ سیکھیں گے کہ انگریزی جملہ کیا ہوتا ہے اور آسان اور بامعنی جملے کیسے بنائے جاتے ہیں۔

فاعل، فعل اور مفعول

طلبہ انگریزی جملے کی بنیادی ساخت اور فاعل، فعل اور مفعول کے استعمال کو سمجھیں گے۔

آٹھ بنیادی اقسامِ کلام

اسم، ضمیر، فعل، صفت، متعلقِ فعل، حرفِ جار، حرفِ عطف اور حرفِ ندا کا بنیادی تعارف اور استعمال سکھایا جائے گا۔

آرٹیکلز

A، An اور The کا بنیادی استعمال آسان مثالوں کے ساتھ سکھایا جائے گا۔

روزمرہ کے انگریزی الفاظ

روزانہ استعمال ہونے والے عام انگریزی الفاظ اور ان کے جملوں کی مشق کروائی جائے گی۔

روزمرہ کے انگریزی جملے

گھر، اسکول، کام اور عام گفتگو میں استعمال ہونے والے آسان انگریزی جملے سکھائے جائیں گے۔

دوسرا ماہ — جملہ سازی اور زمانے

معاون افعال

Is، Am، Are، Was، Were، Has، Have، Had، Do، Does اور Did کے بنیادی استعمال کی مشق کروائی جائے گی۔

مثبت، منفی اور سوالیہ جملے

طلبہ سیکھیں گے کہ جملوں کو مثبت، منفی اور سوالیہ شکل میں کیسے تبدیل کیا جاتا ہے۔

سوال بنانا

What، Where، When، Who، Why اور How کے ذریعے سوال بنانا سکھایا جائے گا۔

حال کے زمانے

حال سادہ، حال جاری، حال مکمل اور حال مکمل جاری کے بنیادی استعمال آسان مثالوں کے ساتھ سکھائے جائیں گے۔

ماضی کے زمانے

ماضی سادہ، ماضی جاری، ماضی مکمل اور ماضی مکمل جاری کی بنیادی وضاحت اور مشق کروائی جائے گی۔

تیسرا ماہ — مزید بنیادی مشق

مستقبل کے زمانے

مستقبل سادہ، مستقبل جاری، مستقبل مکمل اور مستقبل مکمل جاری کے بنیادی استعمال سکھائے جائیں گے۔

منفی جملے

مختلف زمانوں میں منفی جملے بنانے کی مشق کروائی جائے گی۔

سوالیہ جملے

مختلف زمانوں میں سوالیہ جملے بنانے اور ان کے مناسب جواب دینے کی مشق کروائی جائے گی۔

WH سوالات

What، Which، Where، When، Who، Why، Whose، Whom اور How کے ذریعے سوالات بنانے کی مشق کروائی جائے گی۔

ترجمے کی مشق

آسان اردو جملوں کو انگریزی میں تبدیل کرنے کی مشق کروائی جائے گی۔

بولنے کی مشق

طلبہ کو اپنا تعارف، خاندان، روزمرہ معمول، پسند اور ناپسند اور عام گفتگو جیسے موضوعات پر آسان انگریزی بولنے کی مشق کروائی جائے گی۔

طلبہ کیا سیکھیں گے؟

• بنیادی انگریزی گرامر
• جملہ سازی
• روزمرہ استعمال کے انگریزی جملے
• بنیادی انگریزی الفاظ
• حال، ماضی اور مستقبل کے زمانے
• منفی اور سوالیہ جملے
• WH سوالات
• بنیادی انگریزی ترجمہ
• روزمرہ انگریزی بولنے کی مشق

یہ کورس کس کے لیے ہے؟

یہ کورس ابتدائی سطح کے طلبہ، بچوں، بڑوں اور اُن افراد کے لیے موزوں ہے جو بنیادی انگریزی گرامر اور روزمرہ انگریزی گفتگو سیکھنا چاہتے ہیں۔

کورس کے فوائد

اس کورس سے طلبہ کی انگریزی گرامر، جملہ سازی، الفاظ کے ذخیرے، ترجمے اور روزمرہ انگریزی بولنے کے اعتماد میں بہتری آ سکتی ہے۔

20 Common Accounting Journal Entries for Beginners

20 Common Accounting Journal Entries

Easy Accounting Examples for Beginners and Students

Introduction to Journal Entries

A journal entry is the basic record of a business transaction. Every business transaction has an effect on at least two accounts. In accounting, we record these effects using Debit and Credit.

Understanding common journal entries makes accounting much easier. Below are 20 simple and commonly used examples explained in an easy way.

Basic Rule of Debit and Credit

Assets: Increase = Debit, Decrease = Credit

Expenses: Increase = Debit

Income/Revenue: Increase = Credit

Liabilities: Increase = Credit, Decrease = Debit

Capital: Increase = Credit, Decrease = Debit

1. Started Business with Cash

Transaction: The owner started the business with cash of $10,000.

Explanation: Cash comes into the business, so Cash is debited. The owner's capital increases, so Capital is credited.

Journal Entry:
Cash A/C — Dr. $10,000
    To Capital A/C $10,000

2. Purchased Goods for Cash

Transaction: Goods were purchased for cash of $2,000.

Explanation: Purchases increase, so Purchases is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Purchases A/C — Dr. $2,000
    To Cash A/C $2,000

3. Purchased Goods on Credit

Transaction: Goods were purchased on credit from Ali for $3,000.

Explanation: Purchases increase, so Purchases is debited. The amount payable to Ali becomes a liability, so Ali's account is credited.

Journal Entry:
Purchases A/C — Dr. $3,000
    To Ali A/C $3,000

4. Sold Goods for Cash

Transaction: Goods were sold for cash of $2,500.

Explanation: Cash increases, so Cash is debited. Sales are income, so Sales is credited.

Journal Entry:
Cash A/C — Dr. $2,500
    To Sales A/C $2,500

5. Sold Goods on Credit

Transaction: Goods were sold on credit to Ahmed for $4,000.

Explanation: Ahmed owes money to the business, so Ahmed's account is debited. Sales income increases, so Sales is credited.

Journal Entry:
Ahmed A/C — Dr. $4,000
    To Sales A/C $4,000

6. Paid Rent

Transaction: Office rent of $800 was paid in cash.

Explanation: Rent is an expense, so Rent is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Rent A/C — Dr. $800
    To Cash A/C $800

7. Paid Salaries

Transaction: Salaries of $1,500 were paid to employees.

Explanation: Salary is a business expense, so Salary is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Salary A/C — Dr. $1,500
    To Cash A/C $1,500

8. Paid Electricity Bill

Transaction: An electricity bill of $300 was paid.

Explanation: Electricity is an expense, so Electricity Expense is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Electricity Expense A/C — Dr. $300
    To Cash A/C $300

9. Purchased Furniture for Cash

Transaction: Furniture was purchased for $1,200 in cash.

Explanation: Furniture is an asset and increases, so Furniture is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Furniture A/C — Dr. $1,200
    To Cash A/C $1,200

10. Purchased Machinery

Transaction: Machinery was purchased for $5,000 in cash.

Explanation: Machinery is an asset, so Machinery is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Machinery A/C — Dr. $5,000
    To Cash A/C $5,000

11. Received Cash from a Customer

Transaction: $2,000 was received from Ahmed.

Explanation: Cash increases, so Cash is debited. Ahmed's receivable decreases, so Ahmed's account is credited.

Journal Entry:
Cash A/C — Dr. $2,000
    To Ahmed A/C $2,000

12. Paid Cash to a Supplier

Transaction: $1,500 was paid to Ali.

Explanation: The amount payable to Ali decreases, so Ali's account is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Ali A/C — Dr. $1,500
    To Cash A/C $1,500

13. Owner Withdrew Cash for Personal Use

Transaction: The owner withdrew $500 cash for personal use.

Explanation: Drawings increase, so Drawings is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Drawings A/C — Dr. $500
    To Cash A/C $500

14. Received Commission

Transaction: The business received commission of $700 in cash.

Explanation: Cash increases, so Cash is debited. Commission income increases, so Commission Income is credited.

Journal Entry:
Cash A/C — Dr. $700
    To Commission Income A/C $700

15. Paid Advertising Expense

Transaction: $600 was paid for advertising.

Explanation: Advertising is an expense, so Advertising Expense is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Advertising Expense A/C — Dr. $600
    To Cash A/C $600

16. Paid Insurance

Transaction: Insurance of $900 was paid in cash.

Explanation: Insurance is treated as an expense when recorded as an expense, so Insurance Expense is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Insurance Expense A/C — Dr. $900
    To Cash A/C $900

17. Took a Bank Loan

Transaction: The business received a bank loan of $10,000.

Explanation: Cash increases, so Cash is debited. The bank loan creates a liability, so Bank Loan is credited.

Journal Entry:
Cash A/C — Dr. $10,000
    To Bank Loan A/C $10,000

18. Paid Interest on Loan

Transaction: Interest of $400 was paid on the bank loan.

Explanation: Interest is an expense, so Interest Expense is debited. Cash decreases, so Cash is credited.

Journal Entry:
Interest Expense A/C — Dr. $400
    To Cash A/C $400

19. Sales Return

Transaction: A customer returned goods worth $500.

Explanation: Sales Return reduces sales, so Sales Return is debited. The customer's amount receivable decreases, so the customer's account is credited.

Journal Entry:
Sales Return A/C — Dr. $500
    To Customer A/C $500

20. Purchase Return

Transaction: Goods worth $700 were returned to the supplier.

Explanation: Purchase Return reduces purchases, so the supplier's account is debited. The amount payable to the supplier decreases, so Purchase Return is credited.

Journal Entry:
Supplier A/C — Dr. $700
    To Purchase Return A/C $700

Important Tips to Remember

• When an asset increases, it is generally debited.

• When an asset decreases, it is generally credited.

• Expenses are generally debited.

• Income and revenue are generally credited.

• Liabilities increase on the credit side.

• Every journal entry must have equal Debit and Credit amounts.

Learn Accounting Step by Step

Practice these common journal entries regularly. Once you understand why an account is debited or credited, accounting becomes much easier.

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Everyday English Verbs for Children: 12 Common Verbs with Examples/12 Everyday English Verbs for Children with Examples

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Everyday English Verbs for Children

Learning English becomes easy and enjoyable when children learn simple words they can use in their daily lives. English verbs are particularly important because they help children talk about various tasks and activities.

In this lesson, we will learn some common English verbs used in everyday life, along with simple sentences. These action words are useful for children who are learning basic English vocabulary and conversational skills.

What is a Verb?

A verb is a word that describes an action or an occurrence.

For example:

I eat breakfast.
I drink water.
Please open the door.
Wash your hands.
Read the book.

The words eat, drink, open, wash, and read are verbs because they describe actions.

12 Everyday English Verbs for Children

1. Open

Meaning: To move something so that it is no longer closed.

Example:

Please open the door.

Other examples:

Open the window.
Open your book.
Open the box.

2. Close

Meaning: To shut something.

Example:

Please close the window.

Other examples:

Close the door.
Close your book.
Close the box.

3. Wash

Meaning: To clean something with water.

Example:

Wash your hands.

Other examples:

Wash your face.
Wash the dishes.
Wash your clothes.

4. Clean

Meaning: To remove dirt from something.

Example:

Clean your room.

Other examples:

Clean the table.
Clean your shoes.
Clean your classroom.

5. Cook

Meaning: To prepare food.

Example:

Cook food.

Other examples:

I like to cook.
We cook at home.
Mom cooks dinner.

6. Drink

Meaning: To take a liquid into the mouth.

Example:

Drink some water.

Other examples:

Drink milk.
Drink some juice.
I drink water every day.

7. Eat

Meaning: To take food into the mouth.

Example:

Have your breakfast.

Other examples:

Eat lunch.
Eat an apple.
I have breakfast every morning.

8. Read

Meaning: To look at and understand written words.

Example:

Read a storybook.

Other examples:

Read a book.
Read this sentence.
I like reading.

9. Write

Meaning: To form letters or words on paper or a screen.

Example:

Write your name.

Other examples:

Write a sentence.
Write your homework.
Write the answer.

10. Listen

Meaning: To pay attention to a sound or a speaker.

Example:

Listen to music.

Other examples:

Listen to your teacher.
Listen carefully.
Listen to a story.

11. Watch

Meaning: To look at something closely, especially something that is moving.

Example:

Watch a movie.

Other examples:

Watch TV.
Watch a video.
Watch the birds.

12. Buy

Meaning: To obtain something by paying money.

Example:

Buy some apples.

Other examples:

Buy a book.
Buy some milk.
I want to buy a toy.

Simple Verb Exercise for Children

Complete the following sentences with the correct verb.

Please ______ the door.

______ your hands.

______ your room.

______ some water.

______ your breakfast.

______ a storybook.

______ your name.

______ to your teacher.

______ a movie.

______ some apples.

Answers

Open
Wash
Clean
Drink
Eat
Read
Write
Listen
Watch
Buy

Why Should Children Learn English Verbs?

Learning common English verbs can help children improve their vocabulary and understand simple English sentences.

Verbs used in daily life can help children:

• Improve their English vocabulary
• Understand simple sentences
• Speak English with greater confidence
• Describe everyday tasks
• Communicate using simple English
• Build a strong foundation for learning English

Parents and teachers can practice these words with children during daily activities at home or in the classroom.

Simple Daily English Practice

Parents can make the English learning process a part of the child's daily routine.

Morning Routine

Waking up.
Washing the face.
Brushing teeth.
Having breakfast.
Drinking water.

Study Time

Opening the book.
Reading the lesson.
Writing one's name.
Listening carefully.
Closing the book.

At Home

Cleaning the room.
Washing hands.
Drinking water.
Watching a video.
Reading a storybook.

Using English words during real-life activities can make learning vocabulary easy and enjoyable for children.

Conclusion

Learning English verbs used in daily life is a simple and effective way for children to improve their vocabulary and speaking skills.

Start with common words that describe actions, such as open, close, wash, clean, cook, drink, eat, read, write, listen, watch, and buy.

Practice these verbs regularly using short and simple sentences. With daily practice, children will gradually become more fluent and confident in using English in everyday situations.

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VLOOKUP vs XLOOKUP: Excel Lookup Functions Explained with Examples

 

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English Grammar Made Easy – Simple Rules for Everyone🌟 Easy English Grammar – Learn, Practice & Improve

 

English Grammar Made Easy – Simple Rules for Everyone

Learning English grammar becomes easier when you understand simple rules and practice them regularly. In this lesson, we will learn three important English grammar rules that every beginner should know.

1. Do and Does

Do and Does are commonly used in the Present Simple Tense.

When to Use “Do”

Use Do with:

• I
• You
• We
• They

Examples

• I do my work.
• You do your homework.
• We do our best.
• They do their homework.

When to Use “Does”

Use Does with:

• He
• She
• It

Examples

• He does his work.
• She does her homework.
• It does the job well.

Remember

He / She / It → DOES
I / You / We / They → DO

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2. Has and Have

Has and Have are used to show possession or something that someone has.

When to Use “Has”

Use Has with:

• He
• She
• It

Examples

• He has a new book.
• She has a beautiful dress.
• It has four legs.

When to Use “Have”

Use Have with:

• I
• You
• We
• They

Examples

• I have a book.
• You have a nice bag.
• We have a car.
• They have a new house.

Remember

He / She / It → HAS
I / You / We / They → HAVE

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3. A and An

A and An are called indefinite articles. They are used before singular countable nouns.

When to Use “A”

Use A before a word that begins with a consonant sound.

Examples

• a book
• a car
• a teacher
• a student
• a university

When to Use “An”

Use An before a word that begins with a vowel sound.

Examples

• an apple
• an egg
• an umbrella
• an elephant
• an orange

Remember

A → consonant sound
An → vowel sound

Common Mistakes

❌ an book
✅ a book

❌ a apple
✅ an apple

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Conclusion

Understanding simple grammar rules can make English learning much easier. Start with these basic rules, practice them regularly, and gradually move on to more advanced grammar.

Learn English step by step, practice every day, and improve with confidence.

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