English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
Read the following sentences and underline the transitive verbs. A transitive verb has an object. Note that the object is usually a noun. A preposition or an adverb that follows a verb is not...
Fill in the blanks with the simple present or simple past tense form of the verb. Notes Use the simple present to talk about habits, routines, everyday facts etc. Use the simple past to...
Fill in the blanks with a word that is opposite in meaning to the underlined word. 1. I am strong. He is ………………. 2. She is tall. I am ………………. 3. He is fat....
Fill in the blanks with the prepositions given below. (in, on, under, behind, over) 1. The cat is hiding …………………… the curtain. 2. I put the books ……………………. the table. 3. She sat ……………………….....
Is, am and are are primary auxiliary verbs. Can you use them correctly? Notes Use is when the subject is a singular noun. Examples: girl, book, dog, teacher, tree, bird etc. Use is when...
Fill in the blanks using the words given in the brackets. (met, talked, bought, said, asked, came, went, wanted) I ……………………. to a store yesterday. I ……………………….. to buy some notebooks and pens. My...
Before and after are conjunctions. Can you use them correctly? Before or After Worksheet for Class 2 ………………………. going to school, I always take a bath. ……………………….. going to America, he worked as a...
Uncountable and plural nouns are often used either with some/any or with no article. Usually there is no difference of meaning. I need (some) writing paper. Have you got (any) rice? The difference We use some/any when we...
According to their meaning and word order, sentences can be divided into four classes – assertive, imperative, interrogative and exclamatory. It is also possible to classify sentences into four different kinds according to their clause structure. These...
The simple present tense is used to talk about our habits, routines and general truths. Form: Subject + first form of the verb + object / adverb Examples She sings well. My brother serves in the army. I work at a bank....
