Class 7 Story Writing Activity | The Evil Crane
Using the hints given below write a readable story. This story writing worksheet is designed for students of classes 6 and 7. Class 7 English writing skills | Story writing worksheet Old crane can...
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Present Perfect Or Past Perfect Tense Worksheet For Class 6 CBSE
The present perfect tense is used to talk about finished events that are in some way connected to the present. I have broken my leg. (This is a finished event; however, its effect is...
Modal Auxiliary Verb Worksheet For Class 6
Fill in the blanks with appropriate modal auxiliary verbs. Notes Use can and could to express ability. Note that could is used to talk about past ability. Use should or must to talk about...
Suffixes Worksheet | Class 6 Grammar Worksheets
Fill in the blanks by adding appropriate suffix to the word given in the brackets. (dom, able, ly, ful, ship, less) 1. The king ruled his …………………….. (king) wisely. 2. Are you …………………………. (comfort)...
Prefixes Worksheet | Class 6 English Grammar Worksheets
Fill in the blanks by adding an appropriate prefix to the word given in the brackets. Use one of the prefixes given below. (im, mis, dis, under, un) 1. He said that it was...
12 Common Grammar Mistakes in Essay Writing
Modern students often get assignments like essay writing. What kind of paper is this? An essay is a written work (250-350 words), in which the author expresses and argues his point of view, feelings...
Keep Your Eyes Peeled | Keep An Eye Out For | English Idioms
To keep your eyes peeled is to remain alert or watchful. It means the same as keep an eye out for something. Keep your eyes peeled while crossing the road. Keep your eyes peeled...
It’s Your Funeral | English Idioms
The expression it’s your funeral is used to mean that one has to face the consequences of one’s stupid actions. It also implies the speaker’s lack of sympathy and in extreme cases contempt for...
Introducing Strangers To Each Other | English Speaking Lessons
There are a number of phrases that are commonly used to introduce strangers. Anne, do you know Mary? (introducing Mary to Anne.) Mary, this is my friend Anne. (introducing Anne to Mary.) John, I...
In The Wake Of | English Idioms
You have probably come across this expression while reading newspapers and magazines. It has nothing to do with the act of waking up from sleep. The expression in the wake of simply means after...