The type 1 conditional or first conditional is used to talk about real and possible situations. In type 1 conditional, we use a simple present tense in the if-clause and will / can / may + infinitive without to in the main clause. If you start now, you will get the train. If you speak …
Adjectives are words that describe nouns. They usually go before the noun. I saw a cute baby. (Here the adjective cute says something about the noun baby and goes before it.) She is a kind woman. (Here the adjective kind says something about the noun woman.) Numbers and the names of colours are adjectives. I …
Collective nouns are words denoting a collection of people or things. They are usually used with singular verbs. However, sometimes we also use plural verbs with them. Examples of collective nouns are: team, family, class, assembly, committee, jury, panel etc. Fill in the blanks using an appropriate collective noun. Choose your answers from the list …
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Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. 1. They accused him ……………………… being partial. (with / of / for) 2. Who looks …………………………. your pets when you are away? (on / after / at) 3. There was a discussion …………………………. metaphysics. (on / over / in) 4. You have to do something ………………………… it …
Rewrite the given sentences using so…that… 1. He is too tired to walk. 2. The room was too hot for me to sleep. 3. His ideas are too complex for me to comprehend. 4. She was too angry to say anything. 5. He speaks too fast for me to follow. 6. He is too old …
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Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. 1. They accused him ……………………… being partial. (with / of / for) 2. Who looks …………………………. your pets when you are away? (on / after / at) 3. There was a discussion …………………………. metaphysics. (on / over / in) 4. You have to do something ………………………… it …
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Fill in the blanks with an adjective of the appropriate degree of comparison. You can learn more about degrees of comparison here. 1. The sword is not as …………………. as the pen. (mighty) 2. She runs ………………… than me. (fast) 3. The job took ……………….. than I expected. (long) 4. She works ………………….. than me. …
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Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the word given in the brackets. 1. She is …………………… of her rich neighbours. (envy) 2. It is a …………………. topic. (contention) 3. He was sacked because his performance was not …………………………. (satisfaction) 4. The striking unions are going to …………………….. their agitations. (intense) 5. Excessive …
