A collective noun is a collection of persons or things of the same kind taken together and spoken of as one whole. Examples: Other examples of collective nouns are: Army, committee, group, class, crowd, jury, mob, bunch, regiment, etc. Worksheet Exercises (Collective Nouns Worksheet for Class 2 ) Exercise 1 Choose the correct collective noun. […]
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What Are Prepositions with Adjectives? Prepositions with adjectives are words that are used to describe things or people, and are used with prepositions, for example, afraid of, capable of, gifted with, etc. These combinations must be memorised by the learners so that they can use them while speaking or writing English. Common Patterns: Prepositions with
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A sentence has two parts: Example: Priya is a hardworking girl. In this sentence: a) We speak about Priya, and b) What we say about her is that she is a hardworking girl. Exercise 1: Identification Exercise Underline the subject and the predicate in the following sentences. Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks Fill in
The Future Perfect tense indicates that an action will be completed before another action takes place. Example: I hope you will have done your homework before you go to play. She will have written a book by the time she finishes college. Structure: Subject + will have + past participle (V3) He will have bought
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Formation of Comparative and Superlative Degrees Adjectives: comparative and superlative degrees. Positive Comparative Superlative Tall Taller Tallest Long Longer Longest Cold Colder Coldest Rich Richer Richest Strong Stronger Stongest Sweet Sweeter Sweetest Young Younger Youngest Great Greater Greatest Light Lighter Lightest Table Comparison of Adjectives 2. by addition of ‘-r’ and ‘-st’ to the positive
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Active: Subject does the actionPassive: Subject receives the action Example: Priya reads a storybook. (Active) A storybook is read by Priya. (Passive) Exercise 1 (Active and Passive Voice Worksheet for Class 6) Change from active to passive voice. Exercise 2 Change passive voice to active voice. Exercise 3 Fill in the blanks. Use correct passive
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What is the Preposition of Place? A preposition of place explains where something is located. Example: in, on, at, under, over, between, behind, next to, etc. A preposition is a word that is put before a noun or a pronoun to indicate what relation the person or thing indicated by a noun stands to something
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This lesson contains 50 homophone sentences with meaning and examples. Homophone sentences improve the writing and speaking of the learners. It also contains an exercise worksheet with answers on homophone sentences. What are homophones? Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. They can be confusing, but learning them with
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The lesson explains the 12 common errors in present tenses. The simple present tense is an essential component of English grammar. Although it is simple, learners often make mistakes when using this tense. Understanding the common errors or mistakes can help you improve your English speaking and writing skills to a large extent. Let’s understand
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This lesson explains the real life scenario for practising tenses for students. The chapter explains real-life tense practice examples. It teaches them how to practice tenses in daily life. 1. Daily Routine: Real Life Scenario for Practising Tenses Write about your everyday activities. 2. Present Continuous: Real Life Scenario for Practising Tenses Describe current actions.
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