Relative clauses worksheet for class 8
The antecedent of a relative pronoun is the noun or pronoun modified by it. Study the example given below. The boy who was lazy was punished by the teacher. Here the relative pronoun ‘who’...
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Transitive and intransitive verbs worksheet for class 6
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...
Active and passive voice worksheet for class 7
Sentences are given in the active voice. Change them into the passive voice. You can learn more about active and passive voice here. 1. Rama loves Sita. 2. My sister writes beautiful poems. 3....
Question tags
Question tags are the small questions that often come at the end of sentences in speech. They are used to check whether something is true. Question tags can also be used to ask for...
Short questions
Sometimes we answer a statement by asking for more information. Questions of this kind have a very simple structure. Study the following examples. ‘Rani is quitting her job.’ ‘Why?’ (More natural than ‘Why is...
Formation of questions | Class 7 grammar worksheets
Frame questions for the following statements. 1. James works at a factory. 2. Mike lives with his parents. 3. Ram is learning his lessons. 4. Sonia is playing with her doll. 5. The masons...
Formation of questions
It is important to know how to form questions. The rules given below apply to almost all written questions and most spoken questions. Auxiliary verb before subject In a question, the auxiliary verb comes...
It’s up to you
It’s up to you simply means you are the one who has to make a decision. Ravi: Should I buy this blue shirt? What do you think? Priya: It’s up to you. You may...
It is not worth it
Worth means value. If something is of great worth, it is of great value or importance. A college education will be of great worth to you later. If something is worthless, it is useless....
Wind idioms
Here are some idiomatic expressions using the word ‘wind’. Knock the wind out of somebody To knock the wind out of somebody is to make them breathless. The blow knocked the wind out of...