Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the verb. This tenses worksheet is designed for students of classes 7 and 8. You can find more tenses worksheets and exercises here. English Grammar Exercises 1. Hostilities ——————– after the truce. a) did resumed b) were resumed c) was resumed d) had resumed 2. Has the …
Each line given below contains an error. Underline the error and write the correction in the space provided. 1. For most than four years, Marie Curie (………………..) 2. and her husband work in a large (………………..) 3. dilapidated wood shed near their Paris home (…………………..) 4. It was here on the September night in …
Complete the following sentences. 1. The sun is …………………. at the center. a) more hot b) hotter c) Either could be used here 2. Get is one of the ……………….. words in English. a) most common b) commonest c) Either could be used here 3. Men have developed weapons of …………….. destruction. a) mass b) …
Complete the following sentences using an appropriate verb form. 1. He ………………… before I …………………. his place. a) left, reached b) had left, reached c) have left, reached d) left, had reached 2. The young widow always …………………… white clothes. a) wear b) wears c) was wearing d) would wear 3. I ………………….. to quit …
Complete the following sentences. 1. We will let you off ……………………. you will not commit the same offense again. a) so that b) on condition that c) in order that d) because 2. He wore a coat ……………………….. he might not catch cold. a) in order that b) provided that c) on condition that d) …
Read the pieces of conversation and complete the sentences. 1. Alice Walker’s friend: How does your mother spend the winter evenings? Alice Walker: My mother spends the winter evenings making quilts. a) What did Alice walker’s friend ask? Alice walker’s friend asked …………………………. b) What was Alice Walker’s reply? Alice Walker replied …………………………… 2. …
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Add appropriate short answers to the following questions. An example is given below. ‘Aren’t you coming to the theatre?’ ‘No, I’m not.’ / ‘Yes, I’m.’ Short answers worksheet 1. ‘Is she interested in the offer?’ 2. ‘Will you come with me?’ 3. ‘Were you not paying attention?’ 4. ‘Didn’t you receive the parcel?’ 5. ‘Haven’t …
Study the sentence given below. Shakespeare was greater than any other English playwright. This is an affirmative sentence. We can express the same idea using a negative sentence. No other English playwright was as great as Shakespeare. Another example is given below. Affirmative: I was doubtful if I would pass. Negative: I was not sure …
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Fill in the blanks using an appropriate word or phrase. In ……………….1……………….. country people imagine that they are the best and the cleverest and that others are not ……………….2…………… good as they are. The Englishman thinks …………….3……………. he and his country are the best; the Frenchman is very proud ……………4………….. France and everything French. The …
Rearrange the following words and phrases to form meaningful sentences. 1. of mankind / the habit / reading is / one of / resources / of / the greatest / 2. are / we enjoy / that / belong to us / than if / much more / they / borrowed / reading books / …
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