English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
Possessive pronouns are forms like mine, yours, ours, his, hers and theirs. Possessive pronouns can stand alone. They are not followed by nouns. Before a noun we use possessive adjectives. They are forms like my,...
State whether the verbs in the the following sentences are used transitively or intransitively in the following sentences. You can learn more about transitive and intransitive verbs here. 1. The boy ran a long...
You have to remove a word or phrase to make the following sentences grammatically correct. From the given options choose the word / phrase that needs to be omitted. 1. Despite of having a...
You have to remove a word or phrase to make the following sentences grammatically correct. From the given options choose the word/phrase that should be omitted. 1. Where are the others photos? a) the...
Complete the following sentences using do, does or did. Hint: Use ‘do’ and ‘does’ in the simple present tense. Use ‘did’ in the simple past tense. Use the past tense with past time adverbs...
Complete the following sentences using can or could. 1. He said I …………………. come whenever I wanted to. 2. You ……………….. have asked my permission before borrowing my car. 3. That was a bad...
Complete the following sentences using an adverb of time. Choose your answers from the given options. [before, lately, formerly, today, ago, yet, soon, now, yesterday] Note: It is possible to use the same option...
State whether the verbs are transitive or intransitive. 1. The lion caught a deer. 2. The child closed his eyes. 3. Dogs bark. 4. We played tennis for two hours. 5. She bought some...
Complete the following sentences using appropriate pronouns. 1. If you have paid for this laptop it is ……………… (your / yours) 2. He is not a German citizen but ……………. wife is. (his /...
Complete the following sentences using appropriate determiners. 1. I want to be …………. good doctor when I grow up. (a / the) 2. If you know the answer, raise …………… hand. (your / yours)...