STD 8 ALL SUBJECTS ANIMATION VIDEO
The think-and-learn system provides critical, creative, scientific and organizational thinking and the progressive development of systems. It also develops problem solving and decision making skills.
This module enables students and teachers to creatively engage in visual, audio dio dio and secondary education and learning lessons. Multimedia 2D / 3D texts are mapped in GSEB / SSC / CBSE / ICSE syllabus.
Animation and visuals provide a holistic technology-enabled learning and learning solution. This approach is based on project-based learning designed around cognitive learning skills and ideas and learning creations.
Introduction to phrase and clause
We all use sentences in everyday life to tell others what we think, want or feel. A sentence is a group of words that have full meaning.
For example,
- I'm very thirsty.
- I am going to visit my aunt.
- I light the lamp.
- Maina is sitting under a tree.
Here’s a line “under the tree” that doesn’t make perfect sense. It has a meaning but these three words alone cannot give full meaning. There is no key to who is under the tree and what the subject is. Hence it is called a sentence. It has no subject (maina) or verb (seat).
A clause is a group of words or a part of a sentence that has subject and courage (verb + auxiliary words)
It's a group of words, but it doesn't have to be a completely meaningful sentence. However, sometimes a verse alone can give full meaning.
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