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Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS EXERCISE Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates hereIN/INTO AND ON/ONTO
Download PDF English prepositions cause a great deal of confusion for non-native speakers. This article is about some of the most common preposition pairs which are easily confused. In / into What exactly is the difference between in and into? At least in a few cases, they are both possible. However, there are some differences, FORMATION OF COMPLEX SENTENCES EXERCISE Formation of complex sentences exercise. Combine each of the following sets of simple sentences into one complex sentence. 1. The strike was going to be called off. The leader told me that. 2. We can succeed only by combined effort. It goes without saying. 3. KINDS OF SENTENCES EXERCISE Download PDF Identify the type of sentence. There are 4 types of sentences in English. Declarative Imperative Interrogative Exclamatory 1. How well she sings! 2. What is your name? 3. Did I say anything to make you angry? 4. What is your name? 5. Who told you this? 6. She is a successful writer. 7.NO SOONER…THAN…
Download PDF The expression ‘no soonerthan’ is used to suggest that one action or situation takes place/took place immediately after another action or situation. When ‘no sooner’ goes at the beginning of the sentence, we use an inverted word order. That means the auxiliary verb goes before the subject. Study the examples givenbelow.
SHOULD IN CONDITIONAL SENTENCES Should in conditional sentences. Should is often used in conditional clauses expressing possibilities, suppositions etc. By using should in the if-clause we are suggesting that something is unlikely or not particularly probable. If you should run into Mathews, tell him that he owes me $100. (= Your chances of meeting Mathews are rather slim DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ALMOST AND NEARLY Download PDF Almost and nearly have similar meanings. They are both used to express ideas connected with progress, measurement or counting. He slipped and almost fell to the ground. OR He slipped and nearly fell to the ground. Dinner is almost / nearly ready. (= Dinner will soon be ready.) Sometimes almost shows more ‘nearness’ GRAMMAR EXERCISE: SO, TOO AND VERY Answers. 1. The box was so heavy that I could not lift it. 2. It is too late to begin a new lesson. 3. The box was too heavy to lift. 4. The puzzle was so difficult that I could not solve it.ENGLISH PRACTICE
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Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS EXERCISE Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates hereIN/INTO AND ON/ONTO
Download PDF English prepositions cause a great deal of confusion for non-native speakers. This article is about some of the most common preposition pairs which are easily confused. In / into What exactly is the difference between in and into? At least in a few cases, they are both possible. However, there are some differences, FORMATION OF COMPLEX SENTENCES EXERCISE Formation of complex sentences exercise. Combine each of the following sets of simple sentences into one complex sentence. 1. The strike was going to be called off. The leader told me that. 2. We can succeed only by combined effort. It goes without saying. 3. KINDS OF SENTENCES EXERCISE Download PDF Identify the type of sentence. There are 4 types of sentences in English. Declarative Imperative Interrogative Exclamatory 1. How well she sings! 2. What is your name? 3. Did I say anything to make you angry? 4. What is your name? 5. Who told you this? 6. She is a successful writer. 7.NO SOONER…THAN…
Download PDF The expression ‘no soonerthan’ is used to suggest that one action or situation takes place/took place immediately after another action or situation. When ‘no sooner’ goes at the beginning of the sentence, we use an inverted word order. That means the auxiliary verb goes before the subject. Study the examples givenbelow.
SHOULD IN CONDITIONAL SENTENCES Should in conditional sentences. Should is often used in conditional clauses expressing possibilities, suppositions etc. By using should in the if-clause we are suggesting that something is unlikely or not particularly probable. If you should run into Mathews, tell him that he owes me $100. (= Your chances of meeting Mathews are rather slim DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ALMOST AND NEARLY Download PDF Almost and nearly have similar meanings. They are both used to express ideas connected with progress, measurement or counting. He slipped and almost fell to the ground. OR He slipped and nearly fell to the ground. Dinner is almost / nearly ready. (= Dinner will soon be ready.) Sometimes almost shows more ‘nearness’ GRAMMAR EXERCISE: SO, TOO AND VERY Answers. 1. The box was so heavy that I could not lift it. 2. It is too late to begin a new lesson. 3. The box was too heavy to lift. 4. The puzzle was so difficult that I could not solve it. DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH EXERCISE Direct and Indirect Speech Exercise. Download PDF. Turn the following sentences into indirect speech. 1. John said, ‘I am very busy now.’. 2. He said, ‘The horse has been fed.’. 3. ‘I KINDS OF SENTENCES EXERCISE Download PDF Identify the type of sentence. There are 4 types of sentences in English. Declarative Imperative Interrogative Exclamatory 1. How well she sings! 2. What is your name? 3. Did I say anything to make you angry? 4. What is your name? 5. Who told you this? 6. She is a successful writer. 7. ADJECTIVES WORKSHEET Adjectives Worksheet. Download PDF. Identify the adjective in the following sentences. 1. It was a brilliant idea. 2. You are better than the best. 3. My grandfather is the oldest man in our village. PHRASAL VERBS WITH ACROSS Download PDF Here is a list of the most common phrasal verbs using the word across. Each expression is followed by its meaning or definition. Example sentences are also given. Come across To come across somebody is to meet them by chance. I came across an old friend of mine yesterday. She is the most ADJECTIVE VS. ADVERB Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here QUESTION TAGS QUIZ 1 Download PDF Add question tags to the following statements. 1. It is raining, —————–? a) Is it b) Isn’t it c) Does it d) Doesn’t it 2. He knows her, ——————-? a) Does he b) Knows he c) Doesn’t he d) Doesn’t her 3. John will come, ———————-? a) Will John b) Will he c) DIRECT AND INDIRECT OBJECTS: EXERCISE Download PDF Rewrite the following sentences putting the indirect objects before the direct objects. 1. Jane told a secret to me. 2. John’s father left a huge property for him. 3. Call a taxi for me. 4. They promised their help for us. 5. My mother gifted a necklace to me. 6. My friend did BEGINNING A SENTENCE WITH A NEGATIVE WORD An inversion is a powerful tool that you can use to stress the uniqueness of an action. Note that inversion is mainly used when the sentence begins with a negative word. Negative Adverbials. When a sentence begins with a negative adverbial like never, rarely or seldom, the auxiliary verb comes before the subject.Note that these time expressions are normally used with a perfect verb form or GRAMMAR EXERCISE: SO, TOO AND VERY Answers. 1. The box was so heavy that I could not lift it. 2. It is too late to begin a new lesson. 3. The box was too heavy to lift. 4. The puzzle was so difficult that I could not solve it. IT AS A PREPARATORY SUBJECT It as a preparatory subject. An infinitive can be used as the subject of a clause; however, this is not very common. When the subject of a clause is an infinitive expression, we usually prefer to start the sentence with an it. To talk to you is nice. Although this sentence is grammatically correct, itENGLISH PRACTICE
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Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates hereNO SOONER…THAN…
Download PDF The expression ‘no soonerthan’ is used to suggest that one action or situation takes place/took place immediately after another action or situation. When ‘no sooner’ goes at the beginning of the sentence, we use an inverted word order. That means the auxiliary verb goes before the subject. Study the examples givenbelow.
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Download PDF English prepositions cause a great deal of confusion for non-native speakers. This article is about some of the most common preposition pairs which are easily confused. In / into What exactly is the difference between in and into? At least in a few cases, they are both possible. However, there are some differences, DIRECT AND INDIRECT OBJECTS: EXERCISE Download PDF Rewrite the following sentences putting the indirect objects before the direct objects. 1. Jane told a secret to me. 2. John’s father left a huge property for him. 3. Call a taxi for me. 4. They promised their help for us. 5. My mother gifted a necklace to me. 6. My friend did FORMATION OF COMPLEX SENTENCES EXERCISE Formation of complex sentences exercise. Combine each of the following sets of simple sentences into one complex sentence. 1. The strike was going to be called off. The leader told me that. 2. We can succeed only by combined effort. It goes without saying. 3. GAP FILLING EXERCISE Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here QUESTION TAGS QUIZ 1 Download PDF Add question tags to the following statements. 1. It is raining, —————–? a) Is it b) Isn’t it c) Does it d) Doesn’t it 2. He knows her, ——————-? a) Does he b) Knows he c) Doesn’t he d) Doesn’t her 3. John will come, ———————-? a) Will John b) Will he c)TOO…TO, SO…THAT
We can combine these two sentences using sothat. She was so tired that she could not walk. We can also express the same idea using tooto. She was too tired to walk. More examples are given below. It was very late. We didn’t go out. It was so late that we didn’t go out. OR It was too late for us to go out. COMMON ERRORS IN THE USE OF PREPOSITIONS Correct: I am pleased with you. Incorrect: He was trembling in rage. Correct: He was trembling with rage. We use with in a number of expressions which say how people express their feelings and sensations. Common examples are: white with fear/rage, red with anger/embarrassment, greenENGLISH PRACTICE
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Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates hereNO SOONER…THAN…
Download PDF The expression ‘no soonerthan’ is used to suggest that one action or situation takes place/took place immediately after another action or situation. When ‘no sooner’ goes at the beginning of the sentence, we use an inverted word order. That means the auxiliary verb goes before the subject. Study the examples givenbelow.
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Download PDF English prepositions cause a great deal of confusion for non-native speakers. This article is about some of the most common preposition pairs which are easily confused. In / into What exactly is the difference between in and into? At least in a few cases, they are both possible. However, there are some differences, DIRECT AND INDIRECT OBJECTS: EXERCISE Download PDF Rewrite the following sentences putting the indirect objects before the direct objects. 1. Jane told a secret to me. 2. John’s father left a huge property for him. 3. Call a taxi for me. 4. They promised their help for us. 5. My mother gifted a necklace to me. 6. My friend did FORMATION OF COMPLEX SENTENCES EXERCISE Formation of complex sentences exercise. Combine each of the following sets of simple sentences into one complex sentence. 1. The strike was going to be called off. The leader told me that. 2. We can succeed only by combined effort. It goes without saying. 3. GAP FILLING EXERCISE Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here QUESTION TAGS QUIZ 1 Download PDF Add question tags to the following statements. 1. It is raining, —————–? a) Is it b) Isn’t it c) Does it d) Doesn’t it 2. He knows her, ——————-? a) Does he b) Knows he c) Doesn’t he d) Doesn’t her 3. John will come, ———————-? a) Will John b) Will he c)TOO…TO, SO…THAT
We can combine these two sentences using sothat. She was so tired that she could not walk. We can also express the same idea using tooto. She was too tired to walk. More examples are given below. It was very late. We didn’t go out. It was so late that we didn’t go out. OR It was too late for us to go out. COMMON ERRORS IN THE USE OF PREPOSITIONS Correct: I am pleased with you. Incorrect: He was trembling in rage. Correct: He was trembling with rage. We use with in a number of expressions which say how people express their feelings and sensations. Common examples are: white with fear/rage, red with anger/embarrassment, green ADJECTIVE VS. ADVERB Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES Download PDF The same idea can be expressed in many different ways. Study the examples given below. Can anybody bear such an insult? Nobody can bear such an insult. The first sentence is a question; the second sentence is a statement. Both sentences express nearly the same idea. Negative yes/no questions often suggest a positive IDENTIFY THE PRONOUNS Identify the pronouns. In the following sentences point out the pronouns and say what they stand for. 1. Alice was not a bit hurt and she jumped up on to her feet in a moment. 2. There were doors all around the hall, but they were all locked. 3. QUESTION TAGS QUIZ 1 Download PDF Add question tags to the following statements. 1. It is raining, —————–? a) Is it b) Isn’t it c) Does it d) Doesn’t it 2. He knows her, ——————-? a) Does he b) Knows he c) Doesn’t he d) Doesn’t her 3. John will come, ———————-? a) Will John b) Will he c) COMMON ERRORS IN THE USE OF PREPOSITIONS Correct: I am pleased with you. Incorrect: He was trembling in rage. Correct: He was trembling with rage. We use with in a number of expressions which say how people express their feelings and sensations. Common examples are: white with fear/rage, red with anger/embarrassment, green RECOMMEND, SUGGEST AND ADVISE Download PDF These words have similar meanings. Recommend To recommend is to tell somebody what you think they should do in a particular situation. I would recommend parents to keep a tab on their children. Recommend can also be followed by an –ing form or a that-clause. I would recommend that parents keep a tab ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE Download PDF Simple Future Tense Active: Subject + will/shall + first form of the verb + object Passive: Object of the active sentence + will/shall + be + past participle form of the verb + by + subject of the active sentence Active: I will write a letter. Passive: A letterwill be written by
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Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here SUBORDINATE CLAUSES AND THEIR KIND Subordinate Clauses And Their Kind. Download PDF. Adjective clauses serve the same purpose as adjectives. That means they modify a noun or pronoun. Most of them are introduced by the relative pronouns who, which, that, whom and whose. Note that adjective clauses are also called relative clauses. Noun clauses serve the same purpose as nouns. ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE QUIZ Download PDF Fill in the blanks with suitable active and passive verb forms. 1. This house ———————- in 1970 by my grandfather. a) Built b) Was built c) Was build d) Has built 2. The robbers ————————- by the police. a) Have arrested b) Have been arrested c) Was arrested d) Had arrested 3. WeENGLISH PRACTICE
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Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here GENERAL GRAMMAR WORKSHEET There were fewer children in the class than expected. 2. We were given less work today than yesterday. 3. John has lain on the sofa all morning. 4. Each day she lays her books neatly on the table. 5. His old car goes quickly but sounds noisy. BEGINNING A SENTENCE WITH A NEGATIVE WORD An inversion is a powerful tool that you can use to stress the uniqueness of an action. Note that inversion is mainly used when the sentence begins with a negative word. Negative Adverbials. When a sentence begins with a negative adverbial like never, rarely or seldom, the auxiliary verb comes before the subject.Note that these time expressions are normally used with a perfect verb form orWORD POWER EXERCISE
Answers. 1. I could tell by the furtive glances at his watch that he wanted to go. 2. Let’s have a simple wedding with as little fuss as possible. 3. The doctor’s new book has caused quite a furor. 4. The fugitive was wanted by police in several countries. MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS EXERCISE Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here ARTICLES EXERCISE (BEGINNER LEVEL) Answers. 1. She gave me a book. 2. Put the book on the table. 3. There is an apple in the fridge. 4. If you are hungry, you can eat a banana. SHOULD IN CONDITIONAL SENTENCES Should in conditional sentences. Should is often used in conditional clauses expressing possibilities, suppositions etc. By using should in the if-clause we are suggesting that something is unlikely or not particularly probable. If you should run into Mathews, tell him that he owes me $100. (= Your chances of meeting Mathews are rather slim DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ALMOST AND NEARLY Download PDF Almost and nearly have similar meanings. They are both used to express ideas connected with progress, measurement or counting. He slipped and almost fell to the ground. OR He slipped and nearly fell to the ground. Dinner is almost / nearly ready. (= Dinner will soon be ready.) Sometimes almost shows more ‘nearness’ DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BEING AND BEEN Download PDF These words are often confused by ESL students. Although they are both forms of the primary auxiliary verb be, they are used in different grammatical structures. The word been is the past participle form of be. It is used after have. I have been to Australia. TheENGLISH PRACTICE
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Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here GENERAL GRAMMAR WORKSHEET There were fewer children in the class than expected. 2. We were given less work today than yesterday. 3. John has lain on the sofa all morning. 4. Each day she lays her books neatly on the table. 5. His old car goes quickly but sounds noisy. BEGINNING A SENTENCE WITH A NEGATIVE WORD An inversion is a powerful tool that you can use to stress the uniqueness of an action. Note that inversion is mainly used when the sentence begins with a negative word. Negative Adverbials. When a sentence begins with a negative adverbial like never, rarely or seldom, the auxiliary verb comes before the subject.Note that these time expressions are normally used with a perfect verb form orWORD POWER EXERCISE
Answers. 1. I could tell by the furtive glances at his watch that he wanted to go. 2. Let’s have a simple wedding with as little fuss as possible. 3. The doctor’s new book has caused quite a furor. 4. The fugitive was wanted by police in several countries. MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS EXERCISE Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here ARTICLES EXERCISE (BEGINNER LEVEL) Answers. 1. She gave me a book. 2. Put the book on the table. 3. There is an apple in the fridge. 4. If you are hungry, you can eat a banana. SHOULD IN CONDITIONAL SENTENCES Should in conditional sentences. Should is often used in conditional clauses expressing possibilities, suppositions etc. By using should in the if-clause we are suggesting that something is unlikely or not particularly probable. If you should run into Mathews, tell him that he owes me $100. (= Your chances of meeting Mathews are rather slim DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ALMOST AND NEARLY Download PDF Almost and nearly have similar meanings. They are both used to express ideas connected with progress, measurement or counting. He slipped and almost fell to the ground. OR He slipped and nearly fell to the ground. Dinner is almost / nearly ready. (= Dinner will soon be ready.) Sometimes almost shows more ‘nearness’ DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BEING AND BEEN Download PDF These words are often confused by ESL students. Although they are both forms of the primary auxiliary verb be, they are used in different grammatical structures. The word been is the past participle form of be. It is used after have. I have been to Australia. The IRREGULAR VERBS WORKSHEET Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates hereGRAMMAR TEST
Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here GAP FILLING EXERCISE Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here KINDS OF ADVERBS WORKSHEET Download PDF Adverbs are words like kindly, nicely, now, tomorrow and around. They modify verbs. Adverbs can also modify adjectives and other adverbs. There are mainly three types of adverbs: Adverbs of manner Adverbs of place Adverbs of time Adverbs of manner Most adverbs ending in –ly are adverbs of manner. Examples are: kindly, quickly, MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS EXERCISE Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here GAP FILLING EXERCISE Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates hereGRAMMAR EXERCISE
Complete the following sentences using the correct form of do. Hints. Use does when the subject is a singular noun or a third person singular pronoun (e.g. he, she, it).. Use do when the subject is a plural noun or a plural pronoun. (e.g. they, we). The first person singular pronoun I also takes do.. Use did in the past tense. It is easy to decide whether a sentence is in the past tense. USING WHILE AND WHEREAS Download PDF Although the conjunctions while and whereas have similar uses, there are some differences too. While, for example, can be used to introduce a time-clause. Whereas cannot be used to introduce a time-clause. While While is mainly used to introduce a time-clause. We use it when we want to talk about things that happen DO, DOES OR DID EXERCISE Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates here WWW.ENGLISHPRACTICE.COM www.englishpractice.com English Practice – Learn and Practice English Online Dear students and teachers: Please make sure you subscribe to the free grammar updates hereARTICLES WORKSHEET
May 4th, 2020 in English Learning Fill in the blanks with an appropriate article. 1. I had …………………….. strange experience yesterday. (a /the)
2. She works in ………………………. bank. (a / the) 3. What did you do with ………………………. money I lent you?(a / the)
4. Where did you put ………………………….. key? (a / the) 5. I have never been to ………………………. foreign country.(a / the)
6. Russia is …………………………… (a / the) biggest country in ……………………….. (a/the) world. 7. She has ………………………… daughter. (a / the) 8. My niece is …………………………. budding artist. (a /the)
9. Do you know …………………………. answer? (a / the) 10. He is ………………………. doctor. (a / the) 11. It was …………………………. most unforgettable day inmy life. (a / the)
12. She is ………………………. (a / the) finest singer in …………………………. (a / the) choir.ANSWERS
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate article. 1. I had a strange experience yesterday. 2. She works in a bank. 3. What did you do with the money I lent you? 4. Where did you put the key? 5. I have never been to a foreign country. 6. Russia is the biggest country in the world. 7. She has a daughter. 8. My niece is a budding artist. 9. Do you know the answer?10. He is a doctor.
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