Combine the following sentences using not only / but also. Study the examples given below. Refugees need food. They need shelter. We can combine these two sentences using not only / but also. Refugees need not only food but also shelter. We can express the same idea using as well as. Refugees need food as …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate article. In some cases, no article is required. 1. ……………… CEO was ………………… young woman. 2. ………………….. day my daughter was born was …………………… happiest day of my life. 3. She is ………………….. right person for this job. 4. I have always considered him ………………….. dear friend. 5. …
The words will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, might, must, ought to, need and dare are called modal auxiliary verbs. They express ideas such as ability, possibility, threat, prohibition, obligation etc. Fill in the blanks with an appropriate modal auxiliary verb. 1. I am going camping next week. That ………………….. be fun. (must / …
This tenses exercise tests your ability to use different tense forms correctly. Fill in the blanks using an appropriate tense form. 1. The latest edition of this book ……………………….. last month. (published / is published / was published) 2. He …………………….. of creating trouble. (accused / was accused / has accused) 3. She ……………………… responsible …
Relative pronouns are words like who, which, whom, whose and that. The question words what, why and where are sometimes used as relative adverbs. A relative pronoun serves the same purpose as a conjunction. That means it connects two clauses. At the same time, it acts as the subject or object of the verb in …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate tense form. 1. Somebody ……………………………… juice on the carpet. (spill) 2. Who ………………………. (leave) the door open? I ……………………… (not do) 3. Where ………………………….. (you put) the pen? 4. ………………………… (you meet) them yesterday? 5. I ………………………… (not hear) anything from him in a long time. 6. What …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate present perfect or present perfect continuous tense form. Present perfect vs. Present perfect continuous tense worksheet 1. Sameera is in hospital, isn’t she? Yes, she ………………………… ill for over a week. 2. You know Rahul, don’t you? Yes, I …………………….. him since our school days. 3. You travel …
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In the simple past tense, we make the passive verb forms by putting was / were before the past participle form of the verb. The news shocked me. (Active voice) I was shocked by the news. (Passive voice) They received us. (Active voice) We were received by them. (Passive voice) Passive voice worksheet for class …
In the present perfect tense, we make the passive verb form by putting has / have + been before the past participle form of the verb. Examples I have warned them. They have been warned by me. Sentences are given in the present perfect tense. Change them into the passive voice. 1. I have sent …
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In the present continuous tense, we make the passive verb form by putting is/am/are + being before the past participle form of the active verb. If the subject of the passive verb is a singular noun or pronoun, use is + being + past participle. He is binding the book. The book is being bound …
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