Would vs. Used To
Would Use would to talk about repeated actions and events in the past. The old man would sit in a corner talking to himself for hours. After dinner we all would sit in the drawing room and chat. Use used to talk...
English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
Would Use would to talk about repeated actions and events in the past. The old man would sit in a corner talking to himself for hours. After dinner we all would sit in the drawing room and chat. Use used to talk...
Yet has several uses. Yet can mean ‘in addition’. That was yet another cause for trouble. Yet can mean ‘up to this time’. Has the postman come yet? Yet can mean ‘at some time in the future’. The prophet said...
A conditional clause expresses a condition – something which must happen first so that something else can happen. Conditional clauses are also called if-clauses because they are introduced by the subordinating conjunction if. Zero...
Punctuate the following sentences. Use capital letters where necessary. 1. rani is my best friend 2. where are you going now 3. what did you do then 4. what a big city mumbai is...
Identify whether the highlighted words are verbs or nouns. Notes A verb is an action word. Examples: walk, talk, sit, eat, drink, write, break, read etc. A noun is the name of a person...
Complete the following sentences with the simple present tense form of the verb given in the brackets. Notes When the subject is a singular noun or pronoun, the verb takes the marker –s or...
What are nouns? A noun is the name of a person, place, language, thing or quality. Examples are: child, man, girl, book, computer, India, mother, dog, birds, language, river, rice, kindness, beauty etc. There...
Here is a list of idioms using the word point. Meanings are given. There is also a worksheet for testing your knowledge. No point If there is no point in doing something, it is...
Complete each sentence with a suitable subject or predicate. Watch our Youtube video for easy explanations of subject-verb agreement rules. 1. The Sahara Desert …………………………….. 2. I ………………………………….. 3. You ……………………………… 4. Mother ……………………………....
Match the subjects with suitable predicates. Then write the sentences. Subjects 1. The students 2. The girl 3. Father 4. The dog 5. It 6. The girls 7. The boys 8. Mother 9. The...