English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
Adverbs are words like kindly, surely, pleasantly, carefully, outside, inside, yesterday and tomorrow. Most adverbs ending in –ly indicate the manner in which something is done. These are called adverbs of manner. Words which...
The words this, that, these and those are called demonstrative pronouns. This and that are singular pronouns. These and those are plural pronouns. This is used to talk about a person or thing near...
The words mine, ours, yours, theirs, his and hers indicate possession. They are called possessive pronouns. Example This laptop is mine. It is not yours. The words my, our, your, their, his and her...
Personal pronouns are words used to refer to people. Examples are: I, we, you, they, he, she, it. Note that personal pronouns have different forms. For example I becomes me when it is used...
If and because are conjunctions. If expresses a condition – something which must happen first so that something else can happen. Because shows the reason. Before doing this exercise, you may want to learn about...
Some words are pronounced the same but are spelt differently. They also serve different functions in a sentence. For example, advice is a noun whereas advise is a verb. Hint: Words ending in -ce...
An apostrophe is used with a noun to indicate possession. You can learn about the correct use of apostrophes here. Raju’s puppy = the puppy that belongs to Raju Father’s house = the house...
Each sentence given below contains an incomplete phrasal verb. Complete the expression by adding an appropriate preposition or adverb particle. You can find a list of phrasal verbs with put here. Phrasal verbs with...
Fill in the blanks with the prepositions given below. (between, behind, for, of, with, before, towards, from, over, in, at, to) You can learn about these prepositions by clicking on them. Prepositions worksheet for...
Fill in the blanks with the past or past participle form of the verb given in the brackets. You may want to visit the irregular verbs study page before doing this exercise. Irregular verbs...