Fill in the blanks with an appropriate determiner. Determiners are words like some, any, few, little, much, many, all, whole, each and every. Articles and possessive adjectives (my, his, their, own) are also determiners. Notes Use much with uncountable nouns. Use many with plural nouns. Use some in affirmative sentences. Use any in questions and …
Underline the adjectives in the following sentences. 1. It is a boring movie. 2. This bird has colourful feathers. 3. It is sharp knife. 4. My grandmother is a kind woman. 5. The parrot has green feathers and red beak. 6. Dickens is a famous writer. 7. My sister has curly hair. 8. A bicycle …
This tenses worksheet tests your understanding of various tense forms. Change the tense as directed. 1. I met them on 4th January. (change into simple future) 2. They will arrive in the afternoon. (change into present continuous) 3. He had a tough time finding a good job. (change into simple present) 4. I know the …
State whether the given groups of words are phrases or clauses. Notes Phrases usually start with prepositions. They do not contain finite verbs. A clause will always have a finite verb in it. A subordinate clause begins with a conjunction or relative pronoun. Phrases and clauses worksheet for class 6 1. as if it was …
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The verb has to agree with the subject in number and person. That means we have to use a singular verb with a singular subject and a plural verb with a plural subject. Fill in the blanks with a verb form that agrees with the subject. 1. Either he or you …………………. wrong. (is / …
Underline the finite and non-finite verbs in the following sentences. A finite verb changes its form when the number or person of the subject changes. Finite verbs have different forms in different tenses. A non-finite verb does not change its form when the subject or tense changes. As you can see the verb want changes …
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Fill in the blanks with an appropriate determiner. Determiners are words like much, many, some, any, all, every, each, whole, both, few and little. Determiners come at the beginning of nouns or noun phrases. Some determiners are also used as adjectives. 1. I didn’t do ……………… work yesterday. (much / many) 2. They showed ………………… …
Underline the adjectives in the following sentences. 1. That was a brilliant idea. 2. He is an old friend of my father. 3. Your sister has got the cutest smile in the world. 4. Ravi is my elder brother. 5. Who is the oldest person in your village? 6. She is a wonderful woman. 7. …
Fill in the blanks with a, an or the. In some cases, no article is required. This articles worksheet is helpful for students of classes 9 and 10. 1. ………………… river Nile is the longest river in the world. 2. Mt. Everest is …………………… tallest peak in ………………….. world. 3. I had …………………….. egg for …
Fill in the blanks with a or an. This articles worksheet is helpful for students of classes 3 and 4. Use a before a consonant sound and an before a vowel sound. 1. I met ………………… old man in the store. 2. My sister is ………………….. doctor. 3. He met with ……………………. accident yesterday. 4. …
