How many types of nouns are there on the basis of number? What are countable nouns? Can they be both singular and plural? What are uncountable nouns? Can they be both singular and plural? How can we change all singular nouns to plural nouns? How?
What are interrogative sentences? What are assertive sentences? What are exclamatory sentences? Do they always end in an exclamation mark? What are imperative sentences?
Does ‘you’ stand for singular or plural? Can you use the pronoun ‘she’ for your brother? What gender does the pronoun ‘it’ belong to? Can pronouns be also differentiated according to case?
Homophones are words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings. night: the time when you sleep and it is dark outside – We see stars at night. knight: the bodyguard of a king – King Arthur had many knights in his court. A synonym is a word having a similar […]
What is a sentence? Is it still called a sentence if the group of words does not make sense? What should a sentence begin with? What should a sentence end with?
We use many forms of writing to express our thoughts and feelings, and to inform other about facts and detail. Here are some of the forms that we use in our daily life. 1. Diary 2. Description 3. Friendly Letter 4. Story 5. Report 6. Formal Letter 7. Compare/Contrast Paragraph 8. Persuasive Writing
We form the passive with the verb to be and the past participle of the main verb. The letter was written by Rashmita. We use the passive when the person who does something is not known or is not important. Her purse was stolen yesterday.
How can we change a verb in simple present to a negative verb? How can we change a verb in simple past to a negative verb? How do we change a verb to negative if it has two parts? Do we change the words like ‘some’ and ‘always’ when turning a sentence into negative?
Most nouns can be changed into the plural by just adding –s at their end. For nouns ending with a consonant + y, erase the y and add –ies. For nouns ending in s, -ss, sh, ch, x and o, add –es at the end.