English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
This dialogue completion activity for CBSE class 8 students tests their ability to form meaningful conversations in English. Situation: Two friends meet and talk about their studies. Sasi: Hello Rahim. Good morning. Rahim: ……………………….....
Complete the given piece of conversation. This dialogue completion exercise is for class 8 students of CBSE and NCERT schools. Situation: Two friends meet at a bus stop and engage in a conversation. Ravi:...
Change the following assertive sentences into exclamatory sentences. 1. You are very slow. 2. She is very beautiful. 3. They are very happy here. 4. It was a very marvelous sight. 5. This is...
Dialogue completion exercise A: Hello, can I speak with Mayur, please? B: —————————– A: Where has he gone? B: —————————– A: When is he likely to be back? B: ———————————– A: Will you ask...
Relative pronouns are words like who, whom, which, that and whose. They are not conjunctions, but they can be used to combine two clauses. A relative pronoun serves as the subject or object of...
Complete the following sentences with appropriate simple past tense forms. 1. I ————————— (meet) him yesterday. 2. I ———————- (eat) two eggs in the morning. 3. She ———————- (want) to be an air hostess....
Complete the following sentences using appropriate present perfect tense forms. 1. I ———————— (finish) the job. 2. She ———————– (completed) her studies. 3. You ———————– never (buy) me anything. 4. I ———————– never (visit)...
Complete the following sentences using appropriate present continuous tense forms. 1. The boys ————————– (play) in the garden. 2. The girls —————————– (learn) their lessons. 3. I —————————- (cook) dinner. 4. Dad ———————— (read)...
Complete the following sentences using appropriate simple present tense forms. 1. Ramesh ————————– (work) in a factory. 2. He ————————— (earn) a handsome salary. 3. Supriya ————————– (write) with her left hand. 4. John...
Sentences are given in the active voice. You have to change them into the passive voice. Notes The active sentences given below are all in the simple present tense. When you change them into...