Basic English Grammar Lessons

00:00:00:00 Start Reset Stop Watch Unit 37|Use of has been, have been, will be Use Have, Has, Had etc. Instructions: Use the correct form of verb. Where you all the day? [have/been/be] He been to London twice this year? [has/have] She not visited the museum January. (has/have) (since/for) The teachers been explaining the topic since morning. (has/have) They posted the letters before. (had/has/have) I been feeling tired lately. (feel/feeling) He been living in Karachi before he moved to London. (has/have/had been) We been all night for the exam. (have/has/studying) She will been happy to see you tomorrow. (be/been) They will got their results tomorrow. (have/has/had) By next year, we shall teaching English 10 years. (have/has been) (since/for) They a good company with their friends last summer. (has/have/had) They late if they are not informed earlier. (has/have been) I...

00:00:00:00 Start Reset Stop Watch Do as Directed Do as Directed Instructions: Choose the correct Pronouns in each sentence below: If any one of the sisters needs a ride, Select she you can call me. If the board of directors controls the company, Select he they may vote for a raise. Neither the pilot nor the attendants have given, Select his their opinion about the mishap. Select Has Have neither the pilot nor the attendants given Select their his opinion about the mishap? A person needs to see Select their his dentist twice a year. Each of these companies and Select their its workers can call me any time. Each girl and each boy must have Select her/his your books. Neither her parents nor she was showing Select her their interest in meeting with me. Neither she nor her parents Select was were showing their interest in meeting with me. Instructions:Choose ...

  Gerunds and Infinitives A gerund is the +ing form of a verb e.g., going, talking, understanding etc. An infinitive = to + the simple form of a verb e.g. to talk, to go, to play etc.      1.   Playing tennis is my hobby. (gerund-noun)      2.   I enjoy playing tennis. (gerund)      3.   She is exhausted because she has played tennis.      4.   She is excited about playing tennis. (gerund)      5.   Walking is good exercise.      6.   Sara and Nadia are playing tennis. (Verb-present participle)      7.   Sara and Nadia were playing tennis. (present participle)      8.   I heard some surprising news (noun). (adjective-present participle adjective)      9.   I am breaking a news.      10.            ...