Relative Pronouns Common Mistakes
Relative pronouns are words like who, which, that, whom etc. In this lesson we will learn about the common mistakes in the use of relative pronouns. Incorrect: Alice, that does my hair, has moved to another...
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How To Combine Sentences | Sentence Synthesis
Your writing would appear monotonous and uninspiring if all of your sentences were brief and of equal length. One way of avoiding this is to combine sentences. By varying the structure of your clauses...
Passive Voice Worksheet For Class 8 | Present Perfect Tense
In this lesson we will learn about changing a sentence into passive voice when the active verb is in the present perfect tense. Active verb form: has/have + past participle form of the verb Passive verb form: has/have...
Passive Voice Worksheet For Class 8
In this lesson we will learn about changing a sentence into passive voice when the active verb is in the present continuous tense. Form of the verb in the present continuous tense Active: is/am/are...
Change Statements Into Questions | Class 5 Grammar Worksheets
Changing statements into questions is easy. You just need to put the auxiliary verb before the subject. Example She is a teacher. (Statement) Is she a teacher? (Question) Change the following assertive statements into...
Direct And Indirect Speech Basic Rules
Rules for the change of tenses When the reporting verb is in the past tense, all present tenses within the inverted commas are changed into the corresponding past tenses. Simple present will change into simple past. She...
Change Statements Into Questions | Class 6 Grammar Worksheet
It is easy to transform a statement into a question. We only have to put the auxiliary verb before the subject. An example is given below. She is a pretty girl. (Statement) Is she...
Adverbs Of Certainty
Adverbs of certainty express how certain or sure we feel about an action or event. Common examples are: certainly, definitely, probably, undoubtedly, clearly, obviously etc. She will definitely come. He was clearly the winner. She...
Modal Auxiliary Verb Can
Can is a modal auxiliary verb. It is followed by an infinitive without to. There is no –s in the third person singular. I can swim. She can sing. (NOT She cans …) He can run a mile in...
Preposition Beyond
Beyond means on the far side of. It is a preposition. The house is beyond the bridge. We will be safe when we get beyond the river. Beyond can also mean exceeding, out of reach of and similar ideas. Your work is beyond all praise....