Use Hardly……..When
Hardly should be used for the first action, followed by when to the second action
Not Only……….But Also
Not only …but also is used to differentiate the two things. It should be used for two different things.
Make It Negative
while doing negative , we should be careful about meaning , meaning shouldn’t be changed at any cost , even tense too
Present Participle
EXERCISE-1 Join each of the following pairs of sentences using either a present participle or a perfect participle. 1) She entered the room suddenly. She found them smoking. 2) He stole the silver. He looked for a place to hide it. 3) He got off his horse. He began searching for something on the ground. 4) …...
Exclamatory Sentence
EXERCISE-l (Rewrite the following sentences as exclamatory.) 1) It is an excellent piece. 2) 1 am very proud of my nice mother. 3) You are working too hard. 4) It is a fantastic feeling. 5) He was very terrified. 6) It is a very great lesson to be learned from Wilma. 7) You are absolutely …...
DIRECT-INDIRECT SPEECH — Duplicate This
The sentence that bears inverted commas is called direct speech, there are certain rules to convert direct speech to indirect speech or reporting verb according to kinds of sentences.
DIRECT-INDIRECT SPEECH
The sentence that bears inverted commas is called direct speech, there are certain rules to convert direct speech to indirect speech or reporting verb according to kinds of sentences.
Degree Of Comparison
Degree of comparison is a very important topic in grammar, lets discuss its rules.
Tense – Formulae and Uses
Tense is the boss of English, if tense is perfect , English will be perfect, that’s why its compulsory to learn its formulae and when to use tense properly
Preposition
EXERCISE-1 Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions 1) My birthday is___November 25th. 2) 1 will call and see you___Sunday___three o’clock. 3) The work must be finished___the end of this week. 4) We are having a party___New Year’s Day. 5) She always went to see her parents ___Christmas. 6) I shall be back___about...