Pronouns
Pronouns are words used to avoid the repetition of words. They make your writing more interesting. Compare the two sentences given below. Rahul invited Rahul’s friends to Rahul’s party. Rahul’s friends all came. Rahul...
English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
Pronouns are words used to avoid the repetition of words. They make your writing more interesting. Compare the two sentences given below. Rahul invited Rahul’s friends to Rahul’s party. Rahul’s friends all came. Rahul...
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...
We often use the present tense to talk about the future. For example, when a future event is already planned, we use the present continuous to talk about it. Likewise, pre-planned future events that...
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...
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...
The present continuous has several uses. To talk about actions or situations happening around now The children are flying kites. Grandma is knitting a sweater. She is learning a new language at the moment....
Form Affirmative I have learned the lesson. She has written a poemYou have learned the lesson. Negative I have not learned the lesson.She has not done her homework.You have not finished the job. Question...
We make the present perfect continuous form by putting has / have + been before the present participle form of the verb. She has been learning English for six months. I have been waiting...
We use the present perfect tense to give news of recent events. It is also used to talk about actions or situations that started in the past and has continued up to the present....