Using the present perfect tense
The present perfect tense is used 1) to talk about actions or situations completed in the immediate past He has just gone out. I have just received the parcel. The clock has just struck...
English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
The present perfect tense is used 1) to talk about actions or situations completed in the immediate past He has just gone out. I have just received the parcel. The clock has just struck...
Complete the following sentences. 1. I am ……………….. coming with you. a) also b) either 2. Peter isn’t here today. John isn’t here …………………. a) also b) either 3. He doesn’t like me. I...
Complete the following sentences using an appropriate phrasal verb. 1. Please take your shoes ………………. before entering the temple. a) off b) out c) in 2. If you are feeling unwell, you should take...
Each sentence given below contains an incomplete phrasal verb. Complete the expression by supplying a suitable preposition or adverb particle. 1. He takes …………………. his father. a) down b) after c) in 2. The...
If the reporting verb (the verb outside the quotation marks or inverted commas) is in the past tense, the reported speech must also be in the past tense. Study the example given below. Direct...
Here is a list of phrasal verbs beginning with the letter L. Each one is followed by its meaning or definition. Lay away To lay something away is to save it for future use....
Complete the following sentences using an appropriate past tense form. 1. The train ………………. before I …………….. the station. a) had departed, had reached b) had departed, reached c) departed, had reached 2. I...
Complete the following sentences using an appropriate tense form. 1. If I had the money now, I ………………… buy a car. (will / would) 2. If you ………………. the 10 o’clock train, you could...
Add appropriate question tags to the following sentences. 1. Your sister lives in Saudi Arabia, …………………? a) does she b) doesn’t she c) is she 2. You talked to the manager, ……………………? a) did...
Complete the following sentences using do, does or did. Hint: Use ‘do’ and ‘does’ in the simple present tense. Use ‘did’ in the simple past tense. Use the past tense with past time adverbs...