Basic English Grammar Lessons

Download pdf Part I  Important Punctuations for Part I English   Letters, Moral Stories and Applications 100 Verb Corrections-for All Book III Poems and Plays Book III Book I Short Stories-Question Answers Important spellings for the written paper Part 2 Important Idioms and Corrections Part 2 Objective Questions Part 2 Important List of Questions of Book 2 & Novel Essays Set II Part 2 in English Essays Set 1 Part 2 in English Other Exams and Tests  MCQs for NET exam - Parts of Speech Use of prepositions -Rules of Prepositions   Objective Question on YouTube

  Transitive and Intransitive Verb I teach English. ( Transitive + object ) I lie in the bed. ( Intransitive ) it needs no object to give its meaning. Lie          lied        lied        lying. (intransitive) She is lying. Lie          lay          lain        lying (intransitive) Lay        laid        laid        laying + object Transitive Verbs 1.   She cooks the meal daily. 2.   She handed me the book. 3.   They built a new house in the neighborhood. 4.   The teacher assigned the homework to the students. 5.   He cooked a delicious meal for his family.   Intransitive Verb 1. The bird flew across the sky. 2. The baby laugh...

SAT (MDCAT) 2024 Self Assessment Test 2024 Choose the correct option Question of Next Good Try! You've Got out of answers correct! That's Try again until you get all green Present Perfect Tense Subject + has / have + Past Participle  Use 'Has' with he, she, it & singular nouns Examples: She has learnt the poem. He has taken the examination. John has done nothing to me wrong. He has not made any mistakes. Use 'Have' with I, we, they, you & plural nouns Examples: They have learnt the lesson today. I have taken the examination. Children have done nothing to me wrong. You have not made any mistakes. Adverbs of time: already, so far, just now, earlier, yet etc. are used in the Perfect Tense. Mark the Self-assessment Test till yo...