This article is about is, am, are worksheet for class 2 and class 1 in English Grammar. It includes a 100-sentence worksheet with is, am and are. The sentences are simple for the students to understand. ‘Am’ is used with the pronoun ‘I’. It refers to a single person. For example: I am a […]
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Will and shall are the most common words used in the English language. This article will explain the use of will and shall and the difference between them. It has some simple and easy examples that will help the students learn the use of will and shall. When to Use Will and Shall? Rules for
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In this article, we have explained the differences between some and any. We have explained how some and any can be used in different way. In the end there is an exercise for the students to solve. Some refer to a limited but unspecified amount. It reflects the expectation of something available. Any refers to
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Definition of ‘It’. It is a pronoun that is used to refer to non-living things, animals, ideas, or situations previously mentioned. It is Used for Time. It is Used for Day. It is Used for Distance. It is Used for Weather. It is Used for Things without Life. It is Used for Animals. It is
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How to Use of Enough in English Grammar? In this article, we will understand how to make sentences with enough in English grammar. It consists of 40 example sentences. Enough means sufficient or required. It also means as much or as many as required. How to Use Enough with a Noun (Example Sentences)? In the
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What is the Difference between Either and Neither? Either and neither difference help students to make sentences when they are talking about two things. In this blog, we will explain the difference between either and neither, along with 50 example sentences. We will also explain how they can be used with nouns and pronouns. Either
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May, might, could exercise with answers help you to understand the power of possibility. This blog will cover the use of may, might, and could. We have explained the structure of may and might, which students can use in everyday life. You will get exercise on may, might, and could with answers. How to Use
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This article of English Vedas Blog will cover 50 Past Perfect Tense sentences with examples and a rules. The worksheet will aid students in making Past perfect sentences easily. What is Past Perfect Tense? The Past Perfect Tense is used to express an action that had been completed before another action started. For example, Seema
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How to make Present Perfect Continuous Sentences? This article will teach you how to make Present Perfect Continuous Tense sentences with examples and formulas. It includes 50 best examples of Present perfect Continuous sentences. We have explained present perfect continuous negative sentences and present perfect continuous interrogative sentences. The formula and example will helps students
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In this blog, we will cover 50 present perfect sentences in English with examples and formulas. We have also explained the structure of present perfect sentences so that students can use them in sentences. 1. What is the Present Perfect Tense? We use the present perfect tense in sentences for an action in the past
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