Combine the following sentences using neither…nor… You can learn more about neither…nor here. 1. He doesn’t attend the class regularly. He doesn’t learn his lessons. 2. Raju has not come. Ravi has not come. 3. Shyam doesn’t have a job. Hari doesn’t have a job. 4. I don’t know him. I don’t know his father. …
Rewrite as directed 1. He seldom visits his old parents. (Begin with seldom) 2. He seldom travels by air. (Begin with seldom) 3. It is not compulsory that one should attempt all the questions. (Use needn’t) 4. Gandhiji was one of the greatest men of the 20th century. (Begin with few other) 5. She will …
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Fill in the blanks with an appropriate article. 1. He has ……………………… keen eye for business. (a / an / the) 2. I saw ……………………. aeroplane flying low, just above ……………………….. trees. 3. He was …………………………. only child of ………………………… rich merchant. 4. ………………………… television is ………………………… useful invention. 5. ……………………….. woman who died yesterday …
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Rewrite the following sentences as directed. 1. Kochi is the best port in Kerala. (use better) 2. Mumbai is the biggest port in India. (use big) 3. Mount Everest is higher than any other peak of the Himalayas. (use highest) 4. The Ganga is longer than the Kaveri. (Use long) 5. Oranges are cheaper than …
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Underline the infinitives in the following sentences. 1. That was a sight to see. 2. I wanted to talk to her but I couldn’t. 3. I don’t know what I am supposed to do now. 4. They are looking for a place to spend the night. 5. It took me a long time to learn …
Would rather means ‘would prefer to’. It is followed by an infinitive without to. To say that you prefer one thing to another thing, use the structure would rather. Form: subject + would rather + bare infinitive + (object) + than + verb + (object) Example: I prefer reading to watching TV. I would rather …
Rewrite the following sentences using had better We use had better to give strong advice. Note that had better refers to the present or future. Form: subject + had better + infinitive without to 1. I would advise you to reserve a ticket. 2. I would advise you to lose weight. 3. I would advise …
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Irregular verbs are those verbs whose past tense forms do not end in -ed. Here is a quick list of common irregular verbs in English. Fill in the blanks with the simple past tense form of the verb. 1. He …………………… to be an activist. (choose) 2. I …………………. that he was lying. (know) 3. …
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Fill in the blanks with the correct simple present tense form of the verb given in the brackets. 1. She …………………….. an architect. (be) 2. That …………………… none of your business. (be) 3. She ………………….. no friends in the city. (have) 4. He ……………………… an apartment in the city. (own) 5. …………………… you ………………… swimming? …
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Read the following sentences and identify the tense used in them. 1. Where will they go? 2. I don’t like this perfume. 3. She didn’t go. 4. What happened to them? 5. Have you finished the job? 6. I am waiting for the bus. 7. Have you seen my cat? 8. She had already gone. …
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