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Representer words, often referred to as function words, are words that have little lexical meaning or have ambiguous meaning but serve to express grammatical relationships with other words within a sentence. They help structure a sentence and provide the necessary grammatical framework for conveying meaning. These words include pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, auxiliary verbs, articles, and adverbs.

Examples of Representer Words

Pronouns

• I – నేను (nēnu)
• You – నువ్వు (nuvvu) / మీరు (mīru)
• He – అతను (atanu)
• She – ఆమె (āme)
• It – అది (adi)
• We – మేము (mēmu)
• They – వారు (vāru)

Prepositions

• In – లో (lō)
• On – పై (pai)
• At – వద్ద (vadda)
• By – ద్వారా (dvārā)
• With – తో (tō)
• From – నుండి (nuṇḍi)
• To – కు (ku)
• About – గురించి (gurinchi)
• Under – కింద (kinda)

Conjunctions

• And – మరియు (mariyu)
• Or – లేదా (lēda)
• But – కానీ (kāni)
• Because – ఎందుకంటే (endukaṇṭē)
• If – అయితే (aitē)
• When – ఎప్పుడు (eppuḍu)
• While – సమయంలో (samayamlō)
• Since – నుండి (nuṇḍi)
• Until – వరకు (varaku)

Auxiliary Verbs

• Is – ఉంది (undi) / ఉన్నారు (unnāru)
• Are – ఉన్నారు (unnāru)
• Am – ఉన్నాను (unnānu)
• Was – ఉండేవాడు (uṇḍēvāḍu) / ఉండేది (uṇḍēdi)
• Were – ఉండేవారు (uṇḍēvāru)
• Have – కలిగి ఉన్నాను (kaligi unnānu)
• Has – కలిగి ఉన్నాడు (kaligi unnāḍu) / కలిగి ఉంది (kaligi undi)
• Will – చేస్తాను (chēstānu)
• Shall – చేయాలి (chēyāli)
• Can – చేయగలవు (chēyagalavu)
• Could – చేయగలిగే (chēyagaligē)
• Would – చేసేవాడు (chēsēvāḍu)
• Should – చేయాలి (chēyāli)
• May – ఉండవచ్చు (uṇḍavaccu)
• Might – ఉండొచ్చు (uṇḍoccu)
• Must – చేయాలి (chēyāli)

Articles

• A – ఒక (oka)
• An – ఒక (oka)
• The – ఆ (ā)

Adverbs

• Not – కాదు (kādu)
• Never – ఎప్పుడూ లేదు (eppudu lēdu)
• Always – ఎల్లప్పుడూ (ellappuḍū)
• Sometimes – కొన్నిసార్లు (konnisaarlu)
• Often – తరచూ (tarachū)
• Very – చాలా (chāla)

Importance of Learning Representer Words

1. Foundation of Sentences:
   • These words are the building blocks of sentences. Understanding them helps you form basic sentences correctly.
   • For example, knowing words like “I,” “you,” “he,” “she,” “it” and “which” allows you to state who is acting.
2. Everyday Communication:
   • Representer words are used in everyday conversations. Mastering them improves your ability to communicate effectively in English.
   • For instance, using words like “this,” “that,” “these,” and “those” helps specify objects or people, making your speech clearer.
3. Understanding Context:
   • These words help you understand the context of sentences. They indicate relationships, time, place, and actions.
   • Words like “before,” “after,” “during,” and “until” help you understand when events happen to each other.
4. Connecting Ideas:
   • Words such as “and,” “or,” “but,” and “because” are crucial for connecting ideas and constructing more complex sentences.
   • They help in expressing contrasts, reasons, conditions, and choices, making your speech more coherent.
5. Grammar and Structure:
   • These words play a vital role in English grammar and sentence structure. Learning them aids in using correct grammar.
   • For example, “is,” “are,” “am,” “was,” and “were” are essential for forming correct verb tenses and subject-verb agreement.
6. Enhancing Vocabulary:
   • Knowing these basic words expands your vocabulary, which is the foundation for learning more complex words and phrases.
   • It makes it easier to learn and understand new words when you have a strong grasp of these fundamental terms.
7. Confidence in Speaking:
   • Mastering these words boosts your confidence in speaking English. You will be able to express your thoughts more clearly and fluently.
   • When you are familiar with these common words, you can focus more on pronunciation and fluency.
8. Better Listening Skills:
   • Understanding these words enhances your ability to comprehend spoken English. You can catch key points in conversations more easily.
   • It helps you follow along in discussions, instructions, and everyday interactions.

How to Practice

1. Daily Use:
   • Practice using these words in daily conversations. Try forming sentences and using them in different contexts.
   • For example, describe your day using words like “I,” “went,” “to,” “school,” “after,” and “breakfast.”
2. Flashcards:
   • Create flashcards with the English word on one side and the Telugu meaning on the other. Review them regularly.
   • This method helps reinforce your memory and quick recall of these words.
3. Writing Exercises:
   • Write short paragraphs or diary entries using these words. This practice helps solidify their representative usage in written form.
   • Try to use words like “before,” “after,” and “because” to connect your ideas.
4. Listening and Repeating:
   • Listen to English conversations, podcasts, or videos and repeat sentences that use these words. Mimicking native speakers improves your pronunciation and fluency.
   • Focus on how these words are used in different contexts.

Here are 100 English representers/subject words with their Telugu meanings:

“Practice is the most beautiful way to refine your skills and bring your dreams to life.”

1. I – నేను (nēnu)
2. You – నువ్వు (nuvvu) / మీరు (mīru)
3. He – అతను (atanu)
4. She – ఆమె (āme)
5. It – అది (adi)
6. We – మేము (mēmu)
7. They – వారు (vāru)
8. This – ఇది (idi)
9. That – అది (adi)
10. These – ఇవి (ivi)
11. Those – అవి (avi)
12. Here – ఇక్కడ (ikkaḍa)
13. There – అక్కడ (akkaḍa)
14. Is – ఉంది (undi) / ఉన్నారు (unnāru) (depending on context)
15. Are – ఉన్నారు (unnāru)
16. Am – ఉన్నాను (unnānu)
17. Was – ఉండేవాడు (uṇḍēvāḍu) / ఉండేది (uṇḍēdi) (depending on context)
18. Were – ఉండేవారు (uṇḍēvāru)
19. Have – కలిగి ఉన్నాను (kaligi unnānu)
20. Has – కలిగి ఉన్నాడు (kaligi unnāḍu) / కలిగి ఉంది (kaligi undi) (depending on context)
21. Will – చేస్తాను (chēstānu)
22. Shall – చేయాలి (chēyāli)
23. Can – చేయగలవు (chēyagalavu)
24. Could – చేయగలిగే (chēyagaligē)
25. Would – చేసేవాడు (chēsēvāḍu)
26. Should – చేయాలి (chēyāli)
27. May – ఉండవచ్చు (uṇḍavaccu)
28. Might – ఉండొచ్చు (uṇḍoccu)
29. Must – చేయాలి (chēyāli)
30. Do – చేయు (chēyu)
31. Did – చేశాడు (chēsāḍu)
32. Does – చేస్తుంది (chēstundi)
33. Don’t – చేయకండి (chēyakandi)
34. Doesn’t – చేయదు (chēyadu)
35. Who’s – ఎవరు (evaru)
36. What’s – ఏమి (ēmi)
37. Where’s – ఎక్కడ (ekkaḍa)
38. When – ఎప్పుడు (eppuḍu)
39. Why – ఎందుకు (enduku)
40. How – ఎలా (elā)
41. If – అయితే (aitē)
42. And – మరియు (mariyu)
43. Or – లేదా (lēda)
44. But – కానీ (kāni)
45. Because – ఎందుకంటే (endukaṇṭē)
46. For – కోసం (kōsam)
47. With – తో (tō)
48. Without – లేకుండా (lēkunda)
49. From – నుండి (nuṇḍi)
50. To – కు (ku)
51. In – లో (lō)
52. On – పై (pai)
53. At – వద్ద (vadda)
54. By – ద్వారా (dvārā)
55. About – గురించి (gurinchi)
56. Of – యొక్క (yokka)
57. Before – ముందు (mundu)
58. After – తరువాత (taruvāta)
59. Between – మధ్య (madhya)
60. During – సమయంలో (samayamlō)
61. Through – ద్వారా (dvārā)
62. Against – వ్యతిరేకంగా (vyatirēkaṅga)
63. Among – మధ్య (madhya)
64. Over – పై (pai)
65. Under – కింద (kinda)
66. Until – వరకు (varaku)
67. While – సమయంలో (samayamlō)
68. Within – లోపల (lōpala)
69. Without – లేకుండా (lēkunda)
70. Into – లోపలికి (lōpaliki)
71. During – సమయంలో (samayamlō)
72. Since – నుండి (nuṇḍi)
73. Whose – ఎవరి (evari)
74. Which – ఏది (ēdi)
75. What – ఏమి (ēmi)
76. Where – ఎక్కడ (ekkaḍa)
77. When – ఎప్పుడు (eppuḍu)
78. Who – ఎవరు (evaru)
79. How – ఎలా (elā)
80. Why – ఎందుకు (enduku)
81. My – నా (nā)
82. Your – మీ (mī)
83. His – అతని (atani)
84. Her – ఆమె (āme)
85. Our – మన (mana)
86. Their – వారి (vāri)
87. Mine – నాది (nādi)
88. Yours – మీది (mīdi)
89. Hers – ఆమెది (āmedi)
90. Ours – మనది (manadi)
91. Theirs – వారి (vāri)
92. Any – ఏదైనా (ēdainā)
93. All – అన్ని (anni)
94. Some – కొన్ని (konni)
95. None – ఏదీ (ēdī)
96. Few – కొద్దిగా (koḍḍigā)
97. Many – అనేక (anēka)
98. Each – ప్రతి (prati)
99. Every – ప్రతి (prati)
100. More – మరిన్ని (marinni)

By understanding and practising these representative words, you’ll build a strong foundation for mastering spoken English. They are the key to effective communication, helping you express yourself clearly and confidently.