Money idioms
Here is a list of common money idioms. Put your money where your mouth is This expression is used to suggest that one should practice what one preaches. All those billionaires who talk about...
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Colour Idioms
Here is a list of colour idioms. Each idiom is followed by its meaning/definition and example sentences. Black out: loss of electricity; complete darkening of a room when lights are put out; sudden loss...
Food related idioms
Here is a list of food-related idioms. Each idiom is followed by its meaning or definition. Example sentences are also given. Eat dirt To eat dirt is to accept bad treatment without complaining. My...
Entertainment idioms
Here is a list of some entertainment idioms. To make a clown of yourself You make a clown of yourself when your actions or words make you appear silly or foolish. He made a...
Conditional clauses worksheet
From the given options choose the one that best expresses the meaning of the sentence. 1. If you had asked him, he would have helped you. a) He will help you. b) He could...
Like and alike | Grammar exercise
Complete the following sentences using like or alike. 1. The two girls are —————— in looks but they have very different personalities. a) like b) alike 2. He is ——————- his father. a) like...
Degrees of comparison | Grammar exercise
Complete the following sentences using an adjective or adverb in the appropriate degree of comparison. 1. She is —————— than her sister. a) shorter b) more short c) shortest 2. Fact is —————– than...
Passive voice worksheet for CBSE class 10
Complete the following sentences using an appropriate passive verb form. 1. This castle ——————- in 1600. a) built b) was built c) has built 2. Hindi ——————- in many parts of India. a) is...
Pronouns exercise for CBSE class 5 students
Pronouns are words used to refer to nouns. Personal pronouns have three forms: a subject form, an object form and a possessive form. Test your understanding of pronouns with this exercise. 1. I met...
Enough or too | Grammar worksheet
Complete the following sentences using enough or too. 1. The jacket wasn’t …………….. for me, so I didn’t buy it. a) big enough b) too big 2. The coat was ……………….. so I didn’t...