Basic English Grammar

Parts of Speech -Transitive and Intransitive Verb Use 'TR' for a Transitive Verb and 'IN' for a Intransitive Verb John is a poet. He has written many poems. He gets select TR IN up early in the morning and goes select TR IN for a walk. In the park, he does select TR IN light exercises. He also reads select TR IN good books. He loves nature and lies select TR IN on the ground. He loves select TR IN listen to the chirping of the birds. The birds sing select TR IN songs sitting select TR IN on the branches of trees. At 7 he comes select TR IN home and takes select TR IN his breakfast. He picks his books and goes to college by fifteen to 8. He is a very hardworking student. He takes select TR IN keen interest in his studies.All the teachers are very happy with him. He also obeys select TR IN his orders devotedly. He never tries select TR IN to use unfair means to get his aim. He lies select TR IN in the bed when he finishes select TR ...

Choose the Correct Option 'Adj' for an Adjective and 'Adv' for an Adverb The beautiful , sunny day was perfect Select Adj Adv for a walk that was taken leisurely Select Adj Adv in the park. The big Select Adj Adv , green trees provided shade from the bright Select Adj Adv , warm Select Adj Adv sun, which shone brilliantly Select Adj Adv overhead. A gentle Select Adj Adv , cool Select Adj Adv breeze blew softly Select Adj Adv across the lake, creating a peaceful Select Adj Adv atmosphere. A happy, Select Adj Adv energetic Select Adj Adv dog ran quickly Select Adj Adv by, chasing after a small, fluffy Select Adj Adv ball with reckless abandon. It was a lovely, relaxing afternoon that passed slowly Select Adj Adv and calmly Select Adj Adv . I had enough Select Adj Adv big shoes to put on and she had big Select Adj Adv shoes to put on. The day came when he had power enough Select Adj Adv to preach his amb...

Parts of Speech -NOUN Use 'P' for a Proper Noun and 'C' for a Common Noun Mr Peters select P C lives in Maine select P C in a big house select P C by the sea select P C . He has three cats select P C and a dog select P C . He likes to travel to different countries select P C . Last Christmas select P C , he went to Paris select P C and saw the Eiffel Tower select P C . He enjoyed eating French food select P C in nice restuarants select P C . I went to the store select P C with my friend Emily select P C . We bought some apples select P C and bananas select P C from the market. Then, we visited the city of New York select P C and saw the Statue of Liberty select P C . After that, we went to Emily's house select P C and played with her dog, Max select P C . Finally, we went to the park and played soccer select P C with our friends from school. The next day, we went to the beach select P C with Emily's family. We built sand...

Units of "Parts of Speech- Worksheets" Parts of Speech-Book Ex 1 |Common Noun and Proper Noun Ex 2 |Trnansitive and Intransitive Verbs Ex 3 |Trnasitive and Intransitive Verbs Ex 4 |MCQs - Adverb and Adjective Ex 5 | MCQs - Miscellaneous Ex 6 | Adjective and Adverbs Soft Copy Ex 7 | NOUN and PRONOUN Ex 8 | MCQs - Miscellaneous Ex 9 | Noun - Adjective - Adverb Ex 10 | Parts of Speech- Mixed Ex 11 | Parts of Speech-Phrases Quit

Adverb & Adjective   An Adverb modifies an Adjective, a Verb, An Adverb, and A Clause  There are further types of Adverbs:  Adverb of Time They arrived earlier. Adverb of Place They arrived there earlier. Adverb of Manner She speaks softly.    Adverb of Frequency They arrived there every day . An Adjective  It modifies a noun or pronouns. However, the following is an easy but very important worksheet to learn the basic concepts of Adjective and Adverbs. Later you will get more Worksheets to learn.  Adverb of clause It all sounds easy enough. She dressed all in black. If you omit all of these sentences, they are still meaningful. It sounds easy enough. She dressed in black. 'sounds' is the main verb, and ' easy' is an adjective, ' enough'  is an adverb 'dressed'  is the main verb, and ' in'  is a preposition, ' black'  is an adjective  Worksheet No. 1 Choose the correct option: 1. She runs fast. A) 'fast' is an Ad...

Parts of Speech -Transitive and Intransitive Verb Use 'NO' for a NOUN and 'PR' for a PRONOUN The dog ran quickly around the corner, chasing its select NO PR tail with excitement. The sun select NO PR shone brightly overhead, warming the ground select NO PR beneath its select NO PR rays. The children select NO PR played happily in the park select NO PR , laughing and shouting to each other select NO PR . One of them select NO PR stumbled and fell, but they select NO PR quickly got back up and continued playing together select NO PR . Check Answers Retake the Quiz Quit

Every day I hear a very common sentence, i.e. "How can we improve my basic grammar". How can I quickly improve my grammar? I reply to this question that English is a very easy and interesting language, which starts with " I ". Following are a few special steps ( Daily One Exercise ) which can help you to learn the English language easily:   "I" is a personal pronoun , which is spoken by the speaker when he/she expresses or reveals his/her feelings. Personal pronoun, "I" takes the following auxiliary verbs , such as, am, have, was, shall, e.g. I am a student. I have many books. I was not absent yesterday. I shall work hard to win the match. " Subject + Verb + Object " is used in active voice sentences, and " Object + auxiliary verb + Past Participle of the main verb+ Prepositional phrase. Examples I am interested in my studies. They are amazed at her response. The use of Past Participle and Present Participle will help you a lot t...