Simple past tense worksheet for class 5
Complete the following sentences using the simple past tense form of the verb. 1. Reggie Mouse loved cheese. He ………………… cheese for breakfast, lunch and dinner. a) ate b) was eating c) has eaten...
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Since, for, from and in | Grammar worksheet
Complete the following sentences using for, in, from or since. 1. That house has been empty ……………… six months. a) for b) since c) from 2. We are going to Switzerland ………………… the summer....
Present continuous tense worksheet for class 5
Complete the following sentences using the correct present continuous tense form of the verb. 1. The children …………………. for the project. (rehearse) 2. I ………………… the truth. (speak) 3. You …………………. (stand) on my...
Almost or nearly | Grammar exercise
Almost and nearly have similar meanings. However, they are not always used alike. Complete the following sentences using almost or nearly. In some cases, both almost and nearly are possible. 1. I have ………………….....
Can and could worksheet
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...
Antonyms exercise
Against each key word are given five suggested meanings. Choose the word or phrase which is opposite in meaning to the key word. 1. Inclination a) reflection b) aversion c) disgust d) decline 2....
Antonyms worksheet
Against each key word are given five suggested meanings. Choose the word or phrase which is opposite in meaning to the key word. 1. Gainsay a) earn b) agree c) refute d) naysay e)...
Active and passive voice worksheet
Complete the following sentences using an appropriate passive or active verb form. 1. My sister ……………. a baby girl yesterday. a) delivered b) was delivered c) has delivered 2. The girl ………………….. by...
Sample conversations – shopping
Conversation 1 Shopping for a pair of shoes Storyline: Karan wants to buy a pair of new shoes for himself, so he goes into a shoe store. Shopkeeper: Can I help you? Karan: Yes....
Asking for directions – sample conversations
Conversation 1 First speaker: Excuse me. Is there a good South Indian restaurant near here? Second speaker: Yes. There’s a South Indian restaurant on the corner. First speaker: Thank you. Second speaker: You’re welcome....