Category: English Grammar
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When to use Whose or Who’s
When to use Whose or Who’s “Whose” shows possession. “Whose” is always followed by a noun. Whose car is this? “Who’s” is the contracted form of “who is” or “who has” Who’s coming to the party?
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Simple present tense exercises
Hey Guys! I want you to tell whether the following sentences are correct or not. If they are not correct please correct them. All of these sentences are in the present simple tense: I does not eat food. We not go to the school. He do not like the movie. I eats breakfast everyday. They…
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What are developed countries and developing countries?
What are developed countries and developing countries? Developed countries are the countries which are able to provide the necessities of life to their citizens. Example of developed country: America Developing countries are the countries which are able to provide the necessities of life to their citizens. Example of developing country: Pakistan
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Countable nouns and Uncountable nouns
Countable nouns and Uncountable nouns Countable noun is a noun which you can count. Uncountable noun is a noun which you cannot count Can you count chairs? YES Can you count wood? NO Can you count books? YES Can you count knowledge? NO You can give a number to the countable nouns.
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What are adjectives?
Adjective: Adjective is any word which is used to describe the noun Sentence: John is a tall boy. In this sentence there are 2 nouns and 1 Adjective John is a Proper noun Boy is a Common noun Tall is an adjective *Tall is an adjective because it is describing the boy. It is telling…
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Difference between Proper nouns Common nouns
Proper nouns and Common nouns Proper noun is the name of a particular person, place, or a thing. Common noun is the general name given to a person, place, or a thing. Example of Proper noun: John Example of Common noun: boy You should always capitalize the first letter of a Proper noun.
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Present Continuous tense exercices
Present continuous tense Exercise (Questions) Are the following sentences correct or not. If they are not correct please correct them 1. I was teach English. 2. It am singing a song 3. I am bringing the book 4. They are looks at the mirror. 5. You are were running in the park 6. He is…
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Whether to put a or an
A or AN There have been great confusions in the minds of learners regarding, whether to put “a” or “an” before a word. I am going to resolve this confusion between “a” vs “an” Listen to the start of the word, do not read it. When the start of the word…
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Use of For and Since in English
Use of For: For is going to be used to describe the period.(Duration of time) Use of Since: Since in going to be used to describe specific point in time. Some people think that they are not supposed to use since when a number is concerned. This is not true. You can use since for…
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Present Simple tense Exercises
Present Simple tense Exercises (Questions) Are the following sentences correct or not. If they are not correct please correct them Ashley do not like pencils. She does not likes apple. I like to eat burger. Does it run fast? He dranks milk every day. They does likes chocolates. I not like to go there. Do…