Confusing words worksheet for class 3
Fill in the blanks. 1. He was standing ……………………. the temple. a) beside b) besides 2. I didn’t find anything …………………. a) there b) their 3. They have never invited me to ……………….. parties....
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Head and mind idioms
Here are some idiomatic expressions involving the word head, brains or mind. Be able to do something standing on your head When you are able to do something standing on your head, you are...
Hair idioms
Here are some idiomatic expressions involving the word hair. Bad hair day When your hair is unmanageable, it is quite natural to have a bad hair day. Over the years, however, this expression has...
Email writing exercise | An exemplary leader | Class 9 English communicative
Task Think of an occasion when you led a team. Were you successful? Did you exhibit any of the qualities of a good leader? If so, to what extent were these qualities exhibited and...
Email writing tips | CBSE Class 9 English communicative
Almost everyone has an email account these days. Not surprisingly, email is the most popular online activity. An email allows you to send and receive messages over the internet. You can send text, music, images...
Idioms with work
Here are some idiomatic expressions involving the word work. Get worked up To get worked up is to become excited, angry or stressed. Celebrity gossips are a dime a dozen and it is easy...
Words that describe people | Class 9 English communicative
When we talk about people we often describe their qualities. Here are the most common words used to describe people. Unassuming Unassuming means modest, easygoing, simple, natural or unostentatious. Despite her wealth and fame,...
An exemplary leader | Class 9 English Communicative Lessons and Worksheets
A2 In pairs discuss the problem Ravi is facing. Do you think Ravi’s boss is right? Give reasons for your answer. Tick mark the qualities that you feel desirable in a boss. Solution A...
I am busy
I am / was busy + (verb-ing) When you are busy you have much to do. The structure I was busy is followed by an –ing form. It is used to talk about activities...
Would rather
I’d rather + (verb) This structure is used to suggest that you would like to do one thing more than another. In informal speech I would is pronounced as I’d. You can learn more about...