English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
In this lesson we will learn about some common mistakes in the use of pronouns. Correct the following sentences. Incorrect: One should keep his promises. Correct: One should keep one’s promises. Correct: A man or woman...
After as and than, we normally use an object pronoun (e.g. him, her, me, them etc.). Subject pronouns are also used in a formal style. Note that when a subject pronoun is used, it is normally followed by a...
A pronoun is a word used in place of a noun or another pronoun. Pronouns help the unnecessary repetition of nouns in your writing and speech. Consider the examples given below. Mr. Peter gave Mr. Peter’s pen to...
The ordinary infinitive is the simplest form of the verb. Examples are: (to) work, (to) know, (to) earn, (to) break, (to) write. Note that that to is not really a part of the infinitive. In fact, infinitives can be...
When we talk about future events which have already been planned or decided, or which we can see are on the way, we often use present tenses. The present continuous The present continuous is used mostly...
Say whether the verbs in the following sentences are in the present tense or in the past tense. English verbs have basically three forms – present (v1), past (v2) and past participle (v3) We...
The subject is the person or thing that does the action. Note that the subject can be one word or it can be made up of many words. The predicate tells us something about...
Rearrange words to make meaningful sentences. This grammar worksheet is designed for students of classes 4 and 5. birds a that number of live on tree. my used grandmother to cattle keep. book went...
Read the following sentences and state what kind of sentences they are. Notes A declarative sentence is a statement. An interrogative sentence asks a question. An exclamatory sentence expresses strong feelings or excitements. An...
Form Affirmative I am writing. She is writing. You are writing. Negative I am not writing. She is not writing. You are not writing. Question Am I writing? Is she writing? Are you writing?...
