English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
Edit the following passage. The error is in the underlined word. This grammar worksheet for class 8 students following Kerala state syllabus. Follow us on Youtube for English grammar videos in both English and...
The following passage has not been edited. There is an error in each line against which a numeral is given. Write the incorrect word and the correction in the space provided. incorrect correct Losing...
Uncountable and plural nouns are often used either with some/any or with no article. Usually there is no difference of meaning. I need (some) writing paper. Have you got (any) rice? The difference We use some/any when we...
According to their meaning and word order, sentences can be divided into four classes – assertive, imperative, interrogative and exclamatory. It is also possible to classify sentences into four different kinds according to their clause structure. These...
Simple Present Tense Form Affirmative Negative Question I write. She writes. You write. I do not write. She does not write. You do not write. Do I write? Does she write? Do you write?...
While writing, make sure all facts are in the present simple, not the continuous. ESL students have a tendency to overuse the present continuous tense. The present continuous tense should only be used for actions that...
Simple past tense form: Affirmative Negative Question I wrote. She wrote. You wrote. I did not write. She did not write. You did not write. Did I write? Did she write? Did you write?...
The present perfect tense is normally used when we are talking about past events together with their present results. Watch this Youtube video to learn the difference between simple past and present perfect. You can...
Simple future tense form: Affirmative Negative Question I shall/will write. She will write. You will write. I shall/will not write. She will not write. You will not write. Shall/will I write? Will she write?...
Should is a modal auxiliary verb. There is no –s in the third person singular. He should be here soon. (NOT He shoulds …) You should mend your ways. Should is followed by an infinitive without to. Questions and negatives are made without do. You should...
