Earn by PTC

Online PTC Earning

To earn online, consistency is very important. A famous proverb is representing my point of view, “slow and steady wins the race”. Now I come to the point without wasting the time. I will not discuss on history of online earning or benefits/importance of online earning. By the way, there are many online earning methods from internet. But, I will discuss here just PTC sites. PTC is abbreviation of, “paid to click”. There are hundreds of PTC sites on internet to earn online. No doubt, a lot of PTC sites are scam (fake) like (mesmoney.club, brainbux and nowpropol etc). One day membership PTC sites are all approximately scam. But many PTC sites are also legit (real) like neobux, donkey mail and traffic budget etc. These sites work on two ways, “advertising and earning opportunity”. Advertiser pays amount to site to get traffic for his own site and other hand website pays amount to member for clicking ads. PTC sites give us generally five ways to earn online as following:

PTC Ads:

In this section, we click an ad and get credit after completing timer successfully. Ad’s amount is difference on base of timer duration.

PTR Email:

In this section, we click an email then click a link after reading email to get credit. Paid to read (PTR) email amount is high than PTC ads.

PTSU/Task/Survey:

In PTSU (Paid to sign up) section, we click a link and complete the sign up offer to get credit. Similarly, we do small task on crowd flower / figure eight to earn money. Survey on products give us high amount of earning.

4. Play grid/game:

In this section, we play a game or grid to win credit. Number of chance to win cash is difference on the base of website TOS (terms of services).

5. Referral system:

In this section, we invite other people to sign up the site and get commission to refer other.

Now, I put below some trusted PTC sites links for registration. I verified these sites because I have gotten payment/money these sites.

Register these sites to earn online

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Some of people say PTC sites earning is very low and trustless method. No doubt, working on scam sites (as mentioned above) is waste of time. When a person works on scam sites, he has to face disappointment at the time of withdraw(Withdraw amount is difference on the base of website TOS (terms of services). Mostly websites pay one dollar or above/low). As a result, he feds up online earning and leave struggle forever. He should keep in mind, “disappointment is a sin”. Therefore, he should continue struggle till success. As for as question of low earning, earning technique is very important. Refferal scheme is very good technique to earn high level of earning. Then also, we can say about low earning, “slow and steady wins the race”.

Scamming

In this post, I will discuss about ;What is scamming? Types of scamming, causes of scamming and scam PTC sites.

1. What is scamming ?

Anything which is fake is called to be scammed or scamming.Scamming is a second name of fakeness.

2. Types of scamming.

There are many ways of scamming.But i will discuss here five types of scamming.

(i) One time payment sites.

Some PTC sites allow you to withdraw your payment one time in real and paste payment proof forever .After that there sites disappear presenting a logical statement like company is going to close due to payment to scam user or loss of company etc.

(ii) Difference between payment proof and Received payment.

Some PTC sites show full withdraw amount in payment proof but user do not receive full money in his account. For example, user receives 0.10$ in his account but site shows 2.00$ in payment proof. This is a second way of scamming.

(iii) Deposit requirement.

Some PTC sites require money deposit before withdraw and present a logic,” To stop scammer deposit is necessary before withdraw”. In fact such a sites are scam.

(iv) Referral requirement.

Some PTC sites demand referral when you request them to withdraw your payment .And when you complete requirement you will receive nothing. Such sites that have hidden polices are almost fake.

(v) Fake Payment Proof.

Some PTC sites have totally fake payment proof and you receive nothing. These sites also update his fake payment proof .

3. Causes of Scamming.

There are two main reasons of scamming.

(a) Getting Money.

Some websites owners cheat the people and get money by several ways due to fraud . These sites offer earning by investment.

(b) Traffic for sites.

Some websites owners want to get traffic for their sites. Therefore, they waste the time and energy of people.

4. Scam PTC sites.

Here is the list of scam PTC sites. Be aware these sites.

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Parts of Speech Part 1 (Introduction)

What is language?

There are many definitions of language which are stated by the linguists/language experts. But a simple definition of language for understanding is this,

“Language is a way of communication”.

This definition has a broad sense therefore it may be not a pure philosophically definition of language but it is easy to understand.

How many parts of a language?

As for as I think any vexillum language, in the word, has two major parts namely literature and linguistics. Literature is divided in two main categories that are prose and poetry. Similarly, both categories have many further subdivision e.g. in poetry, lyric & sonnet etc and in prose, novel & play etc. On contrary, linguistics has three main parts, and many others, of a language namely grammar, translation and composition. Parts of speech are discussed in the section of grammar. Tenses and subject verb agreement rules are discussed in translation section. And the story, essay, application and letter writing procedure is discussed in the section of composition.

There are 9 parts of speech as following:

1. Noun

2. Pronoun

3. Adjective

4. Verb

5. Adverb

6. Preposition

7. Conjunction

8. Interjection

9. Article

Parts of Speech Part 2 (Noun)

Noun:

“The name of a person, place or thing is called noun.”

For example, Bill gate is the name of a person, Washington is the name of a place and computer is the name of a thing.

There are five kinds of a noun on general based.

1. Common noun

The name of a general person, place or thing is called common noun. For example, man is the name of a general person, city is the name of a general place and book is the name of a general thing.

2. Proper noun

The name of a specific person, place or thing is called proper noun. For example, Bill gate is the name of a specific person, Washington is the name of a specific city and the Holy Quran is the name of specific thing.

3. Collective noun

Such a name that seems singular but represents of a group. For example, army and class etc.

4. Material noun

The name of a metal or such a thing that makes various things is called material noun. For example, gold, silver and milk etc.

5. Abstract noun

The name of such thing that we cannot see, taste or touch. This may be the name of condition or case etc.For example, joy and sorrow etc.

There are two kinds of a noun on number based.

1. Singular

The name of one person, place or thing is called singular noun. For example, man, table or pen etc.

2. Plural

The name of two or more persons, places or things is called plural noun. For example, men, tables or pens.

There are four kinds of a noun on gender based.

1. Masculine

A name which is used for male is called masculine e.g. boy, horse, cock etc.

2. Feminine

A name which is used for female is called feminine. For example, girl, mare, hen etc.

3. Common

A name which is used for both male and female is called common gender. For example, teacher, doctor and friend etc.

4. Neuter

A name which is used for non living things is called neuter. For example, house, cup and pen etc.

 Case : 

In grammar, case means relationship and usage of a noun with other Word. There are three types of case. Nominative case, Possessive case,and objective case. 

 1. Nominative Case 

When a noun is used as a subject is called nominative case or subjective case.For example, Boy goes to school. Boy is a nominative case of noun. 

 2. Possessive Case 

When a noun is used as a relationship or ownership is called possessive case of a noun.For example, Kashif's father is ill. Kashif is a possessive case of noun. 

 3. Objective Case 

When a noun is used as an object is called objective case. For example ,he has bought a car. Car is an objective case of a noun.

Parts of Speech Part 3 (Pronoun)

Pronoun

“The word which is used in the  place of noun is called pronoun.”

There are some examples of pronoun e.g. he, who, himself, somebody, nobody, that, each, either, what and which etc.

There are seven types of a pronoun as following:

• Personal Pronoun

Personal pronouns are divided in two categories i.e. Persons and Cases. Both are used regarding number and gender.There are three persons: First Person [(I, We) used by speaker] Second Person [(You) used for addressee] Third Person [(He, She, It, They) used for vanish] and three cases: Subjective case [(He, She, It, They) used in the place of subject] Possessive case [(His, Her, Its, They) used to show possession] Objective case [(Him,Her,It,Them) used in the place of object]

The table below shows classification of personal pronouns.

Person	Number	Gender	Nominative Case	Possessive Case		Objective Case
First	Singular	Common	I	My	Mine	Me
	Plural	Common	We	Our	Ours	Us
Second	Singular	Common	Thou	Thy	Thine	Thee
	Singular   & Plural	Common	You	Your	Yours	You
Third	Singular	Masculine	He	His	His	Him
		Feminine	She	Her	Hers	Her
		Neuter	It	Its	Its	It
	Plural	Common	They	Their	Theirs	Them

★ Possessive case columns 

All pronouns of first column of possessive case are used before noun, and all pronouns of second column of possessive case are used after noun. For example, this is my pen. My is used before pen and this pen is mine, mine is used after pen. 

★ Order of pronouns 

If all of three persons (first, second and third) Come together in a single sentence, pronoun of second person will take place first then third person pronoun will take place second and after all first person pronoun will take place third. For example . You, he and I will go to bazaar tomorrow. In other hand, if we want to mention any mistake or excuses in a sentence, order of persons will be arranged as follow,I, he and you will steel eggs.

• Relative Pronoun

Such words which are used to combine two or more sentences are called relative pronoun. For example, I met my friend who is fond of hockey. In this sentence, “who” is a relative pronoun. Besides famous relative pronoun are these: whom, whose, which, and that.

• Reflexive Pronoun

It is also called compound personal pronoun because it is made by adding "self" at the end of personal pronoun.For example,"himself is a reflexive pronoun"in this sentence,him is an objective case of personal pronoun and self is an adding word.Reflexive pronouns are used to make a sentence emphatic .Here are some examples of  reflexive  pronoun e.g. himself,herself,myself,yourself, itself etc.

• Indefinite Pronoun

Some or somebody,one or nobody,many,anyone etc are the examples of indefinite pronoun.Keep in mined!if a noun comes after these words which are stated above so these words will become adjective.For example,some books are lying on the table.In this sentence, some is an adjective not pronoun. Because books is a noun that comesoaoaftes.

• Demonstrative Pronoun

These four words (This,These,Those,That) are demonstrative pronoun.These are used to demonstrate/hint for other thing.For example,"this is my laptop",In this sentence "this" is a demonstrative pronoun.

• Distributive Pronoun

Each,Either and neither are only three distributive

pronoun.These demonstrate only one thing in same time.For example,"each of these boys knows how to swim" in this sentence, "each" is a distributive pronoun.

• Interrogative Pronoun

To ask a question interrogative pronouns are used.There are only four interrogative pronoun (Who,Whose,Whom,Which).

These words are also used as a relative pronoun but usage of these is obvious.For example,

1. I met my friend who is fond of painting.

2. Who is fond of painting?

In first sentence "who" is a relative pronoun and in second sentence "who" is an interrogative pronoun.

Parts of Speech Part 4 (Adjective)

Adjective

“Such a word which describes quality, quantity, goodness or badness of a noun or pronoun is called adjective.”

There are seven kinds of an adjective.

1. Adjectives of Quality

A word which states remark or condition of a noun or pronoun is called adjective of quality. For example, rich, large and hot etc.

2. Adjectives of Quantity

This type of adjective describes degree or quantity. For example, some milk and enough money, some and enough are adjectives of quantity.

3. Demonstrative Adjectives

This, These, That and Those are only four demonstrative adjectives. These words are also used as demonstrative pronouns but usage is obvious. For example:

a) This flower is mine. (“This” has been used as an adjective)

b) This is mine. (“This” has been used as a pronoun)

4. Interrogative Adjectives

What, which and whose are only three interrogative adjectives. These are used with noun to ask a question. For example, which pen is yours?

5. Possessive Adjectives

Actually, these seven words (my, our, thy, your ,his, her, its and their) are possessive case of personal pronoun. These are used to show possession for example, my father and our school etc.

6. Numeral Adjectives

A word which states figure and position of a person or place is called numeral adjective. For example, five boys and fifth boy etc.

7. Proper Adjectives

This type of adjective is always made by proper pronouns. For example, America is a proper pronoun and American is a proper adjective. Similarly,

1. Pakistan ------------ Pakistani

2. China ------------- Chinese etc.

★ Comparison of adjective

There are three level of a degree for comparison. 

1. Positive degree

First degree which is used to describe a position of a person without comparison to other is called positive degree. For example. She is beautiful.

2. Comparative degree 

Second degree which is used to prefer a noun to other noun in two things for compression is called comparative degree. For example. Mangoes are sweeter than apple.

3. Superlative degree

Third degree which is used to prefer a noun to all another nouns in comparison is called superlative degree.For example. Lahore is the largest of all cities in the Punjab .

Parts of Speech Part 5 (Verb)

Verb

“Verb is an action word which describes to do something or to be something in a specific period.”

There is no sentence without verb but verb is a complete sentence e.g. read or write these are imperative sentences in which a person is ordered by other person.

Types of verb

There are five kinds of a verb listed below.

1.  Transitive verb

This type of verb needs an object to state its connotations. For example, he plays hockey, in this sentence hockey is an object without hockey verb “play” cannot explain his meaning.

2.  Intransitive verb

Intransitive verb has capability to state its connotation without an object. For example, he laughs, laugh is an intransitive verb that no needs an object to explain its meaning.

3. Incomplete verb

Some transitive verbs need two or more objects similarly some intransitive verbs need an object to state their meanings; this type of verb is called incomplete verb. For example, he is ill; is an intransitive verb (here incomplete verb) that cannot explain its meaning without ill.

4.  Week verb

In week verb, to make 2nd or 3rd form of a verb an addition of d, ed or t is required at the end of a verb. For example, 2nd form of work is worked similarly, 2nd form of build is built.

5.  Strong verb

In this type of verb we make changes in the middle of verb with vowel.For example, 2nd form of tell is told. It is called strong verb.

★ Infinitive 
We add " to " before first form of a verb to make infinitive as "to eat " infinitive is used without regarding time and number.

★ Participle
We add "ing " at the end of a verb to make participle. For example, eat + ing = eating , it is used as adjective or verb e.g. I am eating.

★ Gerund

 We add "ing " at the end of a verb to make a gerund like swimming, it is used as a noun for example swimming is a good habit .

Roles of making gerund and participle are same but usage is difference.

Parts of Speech Part 6 (Adverb)

Adverb

This word explains the meaning of verb, adverb or another part of speech except noun.

1. He runs fast.

2. He works very honestly.

In the first example, adverb (fast) explains the meaning of verb (runs) whereas in the second example, adverb (very) explains the meaning of another adverb (honestly). This is mostly made by adding “ly” at the end of an adjective. For example, quick ---quickly, honest---honestly etc. In this example, quick and honest are adjective, quickly and honestly are adverb.

Kinds of adverbs

There are three types of adverbs listed below.

1. Simple Adverbs

This type of adverb has further sub-division as following:

i. Adverbs of Time

If an adverb states the time it is called adverb of time. For example, (ago; before; now; late etc).

ii. Adverbs of Place

If an adverb states the place it is called adverb of place. For example, (here; there; everywhere etc).

iii. Adverbs of Cause

If an adverb states the reason it is called adverb of cause or reason. For example, (how; what; why etc).

iv. Adverbs of Quality

If an adverb states the case or manner it is called adverb of quality. For example,(well; slowly; badly etc).

v. Adverbs of Number (etc)

If an adverb states the grade or number it is called adverb of number. For example,(firstly; once; twice; again; never etc).

2. Relative Adverbs

This type of adverb combines two or more sentences besides explains the meaning of any parts of speech except noun and pronoun. For example,(as; whereas; when etc).

3. Interrogative Adverbs

These adverbs are used to ask question e.g. (how, how many, how much etc).

★ comparison of adverb 

Some adverb also compare like adjective. These are as follows.

Bad --- Worse --- Worst

Far --- Farther ---Farthest

Late --- Later --- Last / latest

Much --- More --- Most 

Well --- Better --- Best

 but some adverb have "ly "at the end, more is used in beginning to make degree such a type of adverb. For example. Honestly --- more honestly ---  most honestly

Parts of Speech Part 7 (Preposition)

Preposition

Such a word who reveals position of a word regarding with another word.

Most important and commonly used prepositions have been discussed here.

1. Between & Among

Between is used for two persons or things. And among is used for more than two. For example,

(a) The two brothers divided the property between themselves.

(b) The three brothers divided the property among themselves.

2. In & Into

In is used to reveal rest. And into is used to reveal motion. For example,

(a) There was no money in his pocket.

(b) He jumped into the river to save the drowning child.

3. By & With

By is used for living things. And with is used for none living things. For example,

(a) He was killed by a tiger.

(b) She killed the snake with a thick stick.

4. Beside & Besides

Beside is used for nearness. And besides is used for separation. For example,

(a) I shall sit beside my brother.

(b) He was punished besides being fined.

5. For & Since

Both are used in perfect continuous tense. For is used to show a period. And since is used to show a fixed time.

(a) The baby has been crying for half an hour.

(b) It has been raining since 5’o clock.

6. At and In

At is used before town and villages whereas in is used before big cities. For example. He was born at warburton and he is live in Lahore. At is used before time and in is used before period, e.g. The train will arrive at 9:00 p.m. we can not reach home in two hours.

7. On and In

On is used with days and dates whereas in is used week, month, and years e.g He came here on Friday. He returned in July.

8. Of and Off

Of Is used for possession and off is used for farness e.g. He is student of your class. Keep off the grass .

Parts of Speech Part 8 (Conjunction)

Conjunction

Such a word which is used to combine two or more words or sentences is called conjunction e.g.

1. Boys and girls go to school.

2.We play football because it is our national game.

Kinds of Conjunction

There are several kinds & sub- kinds of conjunction but some popular kinds of conjunction have been discussed here.

1. Coordinating Conjunctions

These conjunctions combine two or more words and also autonomous sentences.For example,

(a) They have bought apples and orange.

(b) Apples are sweet but oranges are sour.

Some commonly used coordinating Conjunctions are as follow:

and ,but ,yet, still, while , however , whereas ,hence , so ,therefore , too etc.

2. Subordinating Conjunction

These conjunctions are used to combine subsidiary sentences or autonomous sentences.

(a) I shell go to bed when my father returns home.

(b) You cannot succeed unless you work hard.

These conjunctions show time, reason, condition, result and comparison in difference places.

3. Correlative Conjunction

When two conjunctions come together in a sentence are called correlative conjunction.For example,

(i) Either you or he is guilty.

(ii) He is not only poor but also honest.

(iii) He was both a poet and singer.

★ Some particular conjunction 

Unless

Unless means "if not " , "not" is not  used in a first part of a sentence with unless.e.g. unless he comes, you cannot go (correct) .
Unless he doesn't come, you can not go (incorrect).

Lest

Should is must used after lest.e.g. He worked hard lest he should fail (correct) .
She worked hard lest he failed (incorrect).

As if 
Were is must used after as if otherwise sentence will be wrong e.g. He talked as if he was ill (incorrect) 
He talked as if he were ill.(correct)

Parts of Speech Part 9 (Interjection)

Interjection

Such a word which is used to express sudden joy or sorrow is called interjection e.g.

· Hurrah! We have won the match.

· Alas! The old man has died.

In the first example Hurrah is used to express sudden joy and in second example Alas is used to express sudden sorrow.

Kinds of Interjection

There are two kind of interjection

1. Interjection word

Sometimes an interjection word is used before sentence for expression. In this method, sentence structure is not changed. For example,

* Hurrah! Our team has won the match.

2. Interjection sentence

Sometimes a complete sentence is used for expression instead of a word. In this method, sentence structure is changed. For example,

* What a beautiful rose!

Interjection word or sentence is always start with capital letters and Mark of exclamation is used at the end of a word or a sentence. A word after exclamation sign is also start with capital letters.e.g. hurrah! We have won the match. 

Some grammar experts don’t accept interjection as a separate part of speech. They considered it just a sound which is expressed at the time of sudden sorrow or joy.