English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
The words I, me, he, him, you, she, her, it, they, them, we and us are usually called the personal pronouns. One is also used as a personal pronoun. Who is an interrogative personal pronoun. Personal pronouns are used when it is not necessary...
Perfect infinitives can have the same meaning as perfect tenses or past tenses. It is nice to have heard from her. (= It is nice that I have heard from her.) I’m glad to have won. (= I...
A past tense does not always have a past meaning. After words like if, unless and supposing, we often use past verb forms with present or future meaning. If I had the money now I would buy a...
Form Affirmative I was writing. She was writing. You were writing. Negative I was not writing. She was not writing. You were not writing. Question Was I writing? Was she writing? Were you writing?...
Past perfect tense forms Affirmative I had written. She had written. You had written. Negatives I had not written. She had not written. You had not written. Interrogative Had I written? Had she written?...
Past perfect continuous tense forms Affirmative I had been writing. She had been writing. You had been writing. Negative I had not been writing. She had not been writing. You had not been writing....
Change the voice of verbs in the following sentences. Notes Transitive verbs can be in the active or passive voice. Here is an overview of the active and passive forms of verbs in the present perfect...
A sentence has been given in active / passive voice. Out of the four suggested alternatives, select the one which best expresses the same idea in passive / active voice. Question 1 Our task...
Simple Present Active verb form: write/writes He writes a letter. I write letters. Passive verb form: is/am/are + written A letter is written by him. Letters are written by me. Present Progressive Active verb form: is/am/are + writing He is writing a letter. I am writing letters. Passive verb...
When we say what people and things do, we use active verb forms. When we say what happens to people and things – what is done to them – we often use passive verb forms. They built this...
