English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
Fill in the blanks with appropriate relative pronouns. Choose your answers from the options given in the brackets. 1. Have you ever spoken to the people —————— live next door? (who / which) 2....
We use punctuation marks to make our writing easier to understand. There are several punctuation marks in English. Can you use capital letters and punctuation marks correctly? This worksheet is helpful for students at...
The present perfect tense is generally used to represent an action which has been completed within a period of time that extends up to and includes the present. The present perfect tense cannot be...
This lesson and worksheet is helpful for students at intermediate and upper intermediate English level. This present perfect tense worksheet tests your ability to write sentences in the present perfect tense. An example is...
Complete the following sentences using appropriate present perfect or past tense forms. Notes Both present perfect and simple past are used to talk about finished events. Note that the present perfect is not used...
Read the instructions given below and form appropriate responses. Note that the instructions are in the simple present tense. The responses have to be in the present continuous tense. Examples are given below. Do...
Complete the following sentences using appropriate present continuous tense form of the verbs given in the brackets. Present continuous tense worksheet 1. I ……………………….. him tomorrow. (see) 2. I ………………………… to the market. (go)...
Fill in the blanks with appropriate conjunctions. You can learn about conjunctions here. Conjunctions worksheet for class 7 ………………….. she was angry, she said nothing. (As / So / And) He was sad ……………………....
It is well known that the parental role in the process of fulfilling the traditional “help with homework” by kids is almost always quite large. Therefore, it is very important for all parents of...
A coordinating conjunction connects two clauses of equal rank. Common coordinating conjunctions are: and, but, or, for, nor, yet, so etc. Note that when we connect two clauses using a coordinating conjunction, we get...