Basic English Grammar by Masood Sadiq

Six Basic Grammar Rules in English   Rule No. 6 Phrase or Clauses takes a Singular Verb: Phrase: is a group of words that can be used as a subject in the sentence. Clause: a clause has its own subject and predicate. Examples: 1. Singular nouns: "The cat sleeps." 2. Singular pronouns: "He/she/it goes." 3. Collective nouns (when considered as a unit): "The family is going on vacation." 4. Phrases that function as a single unit : "The man in the corner is talking." 5. Clauses beginning with "what," "who," or "which": "What she said is true." 6. Clauses beginning with "there" or "here": "There is a book on the table." 7. Clauses beginning with "how much" or "how many": "How much money is in the account?" 8. Phrases that function as a single adjective : "The only one left is John. Some specific phrases: 9- A number of (when referring to a single

00:00:00:00 Start Reset <h1>Use of common Prepositions Worksheet No 2</h1> Use of Common Preposition Worksheet 2 Instructions: Choose the correct Preposition. He was born May 2. (in,on,at,by) They visited their friends the weekend. (on,at,in,by) He always travels holidays and vacation the beach. (in,on,at) She listens the news every day the morning. (in,on,to,at ) I need buy new shoes Sunday. (in,on,to,at) Have you ever been Europe? (at,to,in,on) They want have a break May. (in,on,at,to) Usually Easter people eat chocolate every day. (at, on, in) We prefer have a vacation summer. (to,on,in,at) They were talking work when the phone rang.(on,at,in) It was invented 1977. (on, in, at) I get up 7 o'clock. every day. (at,on,in) My mother is home now, but I am work. (in,on,at) I will back 5 minutes. (in,of,at

Six Basic Grammar Rules in English Rule No. 5  Auxiliary "Has, have, & Had" are used with the Past Participle. Examples: He has done  nothing wrong. I have written  my novels. She had done his work before I did.  In the Present Tense, I, we, they, you, & plural noun take 'have' and he, she it and a singular noun take 'has' For Examples: 1. I have taken my test today. 2. He has paid his dues. 3. They have done their duty. and  In the Past Tense, only 'had' is used with all singular and plural nouns. 4. I had done my test before they did. 5. He had made many mistakes before growing older. 00:00:00:00 Start Reset Choose the correct option of the following: 1. I have not _____  anything wrong.     A)  do B)  done C)  doing D)  does ANSWER= (B)  done  Explanation:   A Past Participle is used after 'have' in the Present Perfect Tense.     Check Answer 2. You have ____ a very good novel th