English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
The infinitive is the bare form of the verb. Examples are: leave, work, come, see, play, stop. The infinitive can be used with or without to. For example, after modal auxiliary verbs (can, may,...
Complete the following sentences using appropriate subordinating conjunctions. 1. I will not forget this favor ……………….. I die. a) till b) since c) as long as 2. I have not seen him ………………… he...
Complete the following sentences using a coordinating conjunction. 1. Tom ………………….. John qualified for the finals. a) as well as b) as well c) also 2. God made the country ………………. man made the...
Change the following sentences into the active form. Note: When the agent (the doer of the action) is not mentioned in the sentence, you may use the pronoun ‘they’ in the active voice. 1....
Study the sentence given below. Shakespeare was greater than any other English playwright. This is an affirmative sentence. We can express the same idea using a negative sentence. No other English playwright was as...
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word or phrase. There are hundreds of superstitions which …………1………. in various parts of the country, and the story of them is rather amusing. For example, we...
Fill in the blanks using an appropriate word or phrase. In ……………….1……………….. country people imagine that they are the best and the cleverest and that others are not ……………….2…………… good as they are. The...
A sentence has been given in the active/passive voice. From the given options choose the one that expresses the same idea in the passive/active voice. 1. The grocer lowered the prices. A. The prices...
A sentence has been given in the passive/active voice. From the given options choose the one that expresses the same idea in the active/passive voice. 1. Our task had been completed before the supervisor...
Complete the following sentences using a present participle or past participle form. 1. He wants to be ……………………. a) promoting b) promoted 2. She seems to have ……………………. a) gone b) going 3. He...