English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
The words though and although are conjunctions. That means they are used to connect two clauses. They are interchangeable. Though is more common in an informal style. Study the example sentences given below. I...
Complete the following sentences using an appropriate word or phrase. 1. The boy handed in a term paper that he had ………………….. copied from a website. a) unabashedly b) carefully c) unabatedly 2. She...
Abridge (verb) To abridge is to shorten or to condense The job of an editor is to abridge a long document by removing the boring or irrelevant details. There is an adjective – abridged...
Complete the following sentences using appropriate pronouns. 1. Alice was not a bit hurt, and ……………. jumped up on ……………….. feet in a moment. 2. There were doors all around the hall, but …………………...
The word money is used in a large number of idiomatic expressions. Be in the money When you are in the money, you become rich all of a sudden. You may have won a...
This exercise tests your range of vocabulary. Do you recognize these words? 1. A person who is a strict disciplinarian a) martinet b) virago c) dilettante 2. A person who is essentially a bootlicker...
Here are some phrases you may hear or use when you are looking for accommodation. I’ve booked a room for tonight. Whose name is the booking in? I’ve come to look at the room....
Here are some important phrases you may hear or use while you are traveling. Tickets, please. Can you show me your tickets, please? Could I see your tickets, please? Next stop… This is the...
Here are some useful phrases you may hear or use when you are speaking to your friends or colleagues. Have you ever been to a foreign country? How long have you been working here?...
An adjective is a word used to modify a noun. It usually goes before the noun it modifies. Study the examples given below. Shyam is a clever boy. Here the adjective clever modifies the...