The document outlines the Memory Module Network (MMN) technique for remembering lessons from Kevin's Spoken English course, which teaches grammar rules and syntax. MMN supplements learning by having students write down certain slides to reinforce sentence structures through repetition, helping them frame their own sentences. Key parts of speech are grouped into "binders" - Noun, Verb, and Adjective Binders - indicating the words that are attached to nouns, verbs, and adjectives in sentences.

1. Kevin’s Spoken English
The 90 Day Course
Finest English Learning Academy

2. MMN
Memory Module Network
Technique to Remember

3. PPT Rules
• Have a book ready with date and Heading –
MMN – Memory Module Network
• When you see this symbol you are required
to write the contents of that slide.
• However if you feel you want to write down a
certain slide for better understanding you are
free to do so.

4. Why do I need MMN?
• Most Spoken English Courses teach you Grammar
rules and syntax and more often how to translate.
• But What if you could not remember all those?
• As kid we pick up the sentence structures and
remember them as we keep listening the same
sentences often.
• MMN supplements the same technique to you, so
that you can remember the sentences being taught
to you.
• This technique shall help you frame your own
sentences later.

5. MMN – The Rules
• You know Parts of Speech by this point of time.
Noun
Adjective
Pronoun
Verb
Adverb
Preposition
Conjunction
Interjection
This is the usual order taught in schools. We are going to
learn a new order and grouping for parts of speech.

6. MMN - Rules
• We shall learn the BINDER Concept now.
• Primarily we have 3 BINDER Sets
1. Noun Binder
2. Adjective Binder
3. Verb Binder

7. What is Binder?
• A binder indicates that certain words or parts of
speech will always come attached before the
noun, adjective or verb mentioned in the Binder’s
name.
• For eg:
• Noun Binder will have words like a, an, the, of
which whenever they occur in a sentence will
always be attached to a noun.
• Similarly Verb Binders will have the adverbs and
to. When these words occur in a sentence they
are attached to a verb

8. Note: Write Down the rules on a separate page
altogether. Upon Completion this is how it would look
Noun Binders Verb Binders
• a, an, the • to
• adjective • adverbs
• pronoun
• and, comma(,), of
• Preposition
• Conjunction Adjective Binders
• Who, where when, which • adverbs
• Phrase of Adverb

9. Noun Binder
• First One
Articles – a, an, the