Grammar

3rd Grade Grammar Question Words

Genre/Topic: Sentences

Words like who, what, when, where, why and how are used to ask questions. They are called question words.

Grade 8 Grammar Lesson 19 Wh- questions

Genre/Topic: Questions

What are wh- questions? How do we form wh- questions?

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Grade 3 Grammar Lesson 2 Nouns – singular and plural

Genre/Topic: Nouns

How many types of nouns are there on the basis of number? What are singular nouns? What are plural nouns? How can singular nouns be changed to plural?

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Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 44 Prepositions after verbs (2)

Genre/Topic: Prepositions, Verbs

What is the difference between ‘think of’ and ‘think about’? Which among the two, ‘think of’ or ‘think about’ is used to express intentions? What is the difference between ‘hear about’, ‘hear of’ and ‘hear from’? Do ‘laugh at’ and ‘laugh about’ mean the same thing?

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Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 36 Reporting questions

Genre/Topic: Questions, Reported speech, Verbs

What reporting verbs can be used to report questions? What does the reported clause begin with if the question is a yes/no question? Which is more preferable while reporting yes/ no questions: ‘if’ or ‘whether’? How do we report wh- questions? How do we report question tags?

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Grade 6 Grammar Lesson 9 Question tags, short answers and addition to remarks

Genre/Topic: Question tags

What are question tags? Do we use nouns in question tags? How do we make agreements with positive remarks? How do we make agreements to negative remarks? How do we make disagreements?

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Grade 9 Grammar Lesson 43 Comparatives and superlatives

Genre/Topic: Adjectives, Verbs

How can an adjective be changed to its comparative and superlative forms? How can an adverb be changed to its comparative and superlative forms? When do we use the comparative form of adjectives and adverbs? When do we use the superlative form of adjectives and adverbs?

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4th Grade Grammar Both Neither All None

Both refers to two people, things, animals, etc. It has a positive meaning and is used with a plural verb. Both of the girls have long hair. Neither refers to two people, things, animals, etc. It has a negative meaning. It is used with singular verbs. Neither of them has got short hair.