Botany Balochistan PCS Paper 2016

BALOCHISTAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FOR THE POSTS OF ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER B-17 / SECTION OFFICER (B-17) IN THE S&GA DEPARTMENT BOTANY Total Marks: 150 December 06, 2016 Time Allowed: 03 Hours Note: Attempt any five questions. Question No.1 is compulsory, all questions carry equal marks, draw diagram where necessary. Q No  -1 (i) Which…

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European History Balochistan PCS Paper 2016

Balochistan Public Service Commission Samungli Road, Quetta Cantt. Combined Competitive Examination for the Posts of Assistant Commissioner (B-17) / Section Officer (B-17) in the S&GAD Department European History Total Marks: 150 December 06, 2016 Time Allowed: 03 Hours Note: Attempt any five (05) questions. All questions carry equal marks. Q-1 “Long before the Revolution of…

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English – Coordination, Subordination and Complex Sentences

Coordination, Subordination and Complex Sentences English combines clauses primarily through coordination and subordination. These relationships allow writers to connect ideas and express logical relationships between them. Coordination Coordination joins elements of equal grammatical status. The most common coordinating conjunctions are: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so They are traditionally remembered through the acronym FANBOYS….

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English – Clauses and Their Functions

Clauses and Their Functions A clause is a grammatical unit containing a subject and a predicate, although the subject may sometimes be understood rather than explicitly expressed. Clauses are fundamental to sentence construction. Independent Clauses An independent clause can normally stand alone as a complete sentence: She finished the work. It contains a complete thought…

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English – Sentence Types and Patterns

Sentence Types and Patterns English sentences can be classified according to both their structure and their communicative purpose. Four Traditional Functional Types A declarative sentence makes a statement: She lives in Peshawar. An interrogative sentence asks a question: Does she live in Peshawar? An imperative sentence gives a command, instruction, request, or advice: Open the…

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English – Elements and Building Blocks of Sentences

Elements and Building Blocks of Sentences A sentence is a grammatical unit that expresses a complete proposition, question, command, exclamation, or other communicative function. Understanding sentence structure requires identifying the roles played by its different elements. The two most fundamental elements are the subject and the predicate. The students completed the assignment. Here, the students…

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Social Work Balochistan PCS Paper 2009

BALOCHISTAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Samungli Road, Quetta Cantt. COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FOR THE POST(s) OF BCS (EB) OFFICER B-17 / SECTION OFFICER B-17 SOCIAL WORK Total Marks:150 Monday, February 16, 2009 Time Allowed: 03 Hours Note: Attempt any Five questions. All questions carry equal marks. Q-1 What is the difference between “Professional Subject” and “General Subject”?…

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English – Tense and Time

Tense and Time Time refers to when an event happens: past, present, or future. Tense, however, is a grammatical system used to express time and related meanings. English traditionally identifies two grammatical tenses in terms of verb form: present and past. Future time is usually expressed through constructions involving auxiliaries and other forms. Present Forms…

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English – Modal and Semi-Modal Verbs

Articles: A, An and The English has three articles: a an the There is also the zero article, meaning that no article is used. Articles help express whether a noun is being presented as general, specific, known, or identifiable. A and An A and an are indefinite articles. They normally occur with singular countable nouns…

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English – Aspect and Mood

Aspect and Mood Aspect describes how an action or situation is viewed in relation to its duration, completion, repetition, or progression. Mood expresses the speaker’s attitude toward the proposition, such as certainty, possibility, necessity, or hypotheticality. Aspect English commonly expresses four aspectual patterns. Simple aspect presents an event or state without emphasizing its internal progression:…

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