Passive voice
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July 7, 2015
July 2, 2015
Prepare online English for Competitive exam..
1.Find out the word with correct spelling.
(a) Alottee (b) Allotee (c)Alotte (d)Allottee
2.Find out the word with correct spelling.
(a)Obssesion (b)Obssession (c)Obsession (
3. Find out the word with correct spelling.
(a)Catlogg (b)Catlog (c)Catlogue (d)Catalogue
4. Find out the word with correct spelling.
(a)Refrigerator (b)
5. choose the word opposite -: Essential
(a)extras (b)noughats (c)minors (d)trivial
6. choose the word opposite -:Headless
(a)irritate (b)calculated (c)
7. choose the word opposite -:Manoeuvre
(a)agency (b)madness (c)rest (d)effort
8. choose the word opposite -:Pacify
(a)darken (b)threaten (c)challenge (d)quarrel
9. choose the word opposite -:Barbarous
(a)great (b)civilized (c)tame (d)hard
10. It is harmful to brood _________ past failures.
(a)On (b)Of (c)Over (d)About
11. There were _______ than twenty students in the class.
(a)Fewer (b)Less (c)Lesser (d)Much
12. I am fond of ______ apples with ______ cheese.
(a)The ,the (b)The , a (c)The , no article (d)No article, no article
13. Five minutes _______ seem long to wait.
(a)Doesn't (b)aren't (c)isn't (d)don't
14. I hope your novel _______ by the next month.
(a)Will have finished (b)Will have been finished (c)will have finish (d)will be finishing.
15. Mango is loved by all _______ me.
(a)Accept (b)Except (c)Expect (d)Axcept
16. As he had taken only a few sips(a)/ there was still little water(b)/ left in the glass.(c)/ No error(d)
(a) a (b) b (c ) c (d) d
17. As I was to reach(a)/ early I left in aeroplane(b)/ instead of(c)/ going by train(d)/No error
(a) a (b) b (c ) c (d) d
18. To perform this experiment,(a)/ drop little sugar(b)/ into a glass of water.(c)/No error(d)
(a) a (b) b (c ) c (d) d
19. Find out the error, if at all, in any part of the sentences.
(a) Everyday he used to travel
(b) to the nearbly village
(c) to play cricket
(d) with no telling any yone
(e) No error
20. Find out the error, if at all, in any part of the sentences.
(a) Taking regular breaks
(b) from work are
(c) inportant for hedfh
(d) and reduces stress
(e) No error
June 29, 2015
How can you learn English grammar easily...??..!!!
- Be aware of grammar. Think about grammar. Notice the aspects of English grammar that are the same as or very similar to those in your language. (The use of the articles in German, for example, is similar to their use in English.) Notice also the way that English expresses an idea differently to how it is done in your language. For example, English uses the present perfect to express a period of time that started in the past and continues in the present (e.g. I have had this watch for 10 years). Many other languages use the present tense to express the same idea; (e.g. German: Ich habe diese Uhr seit 10 Jahren.) If you notice grammar similarities and differences, you will probably learn the rules more quickly.
- Read a lot of English books - this may sound strange but in fact all the time you are reading English (and also listening to English), you are taking in models of correct grammar that will help you in your own writing and speaking. It will help you when you express your ideas and when you come to check your work. Of course, it is even better if you can read with the grammatical awareness discussed in the last paragraph. By this I mean that you say to yourself from time to time: Ah, so that's how you do this in English!
- Concentrate on the aspects of grammar you personally find most difficult. (If you don't have any idea what aspects of English grammar cause you most problems, ask your teacher!) Particularly in your writing you can focus on these aspects for special care and attention when editing your work. It is more difficult in speaking, of course, but even here you can sometimes take a fraction more time to try and get that particular element right. For example, if you are retelling a story in the present tense, you could keep reminding yourself that you need an -s in the 3rd person singular.
- If you don't like to do grammar exercises or to be taught grammar, then it's more important that you follow the advice in the paragraphs above. You should try to work out the patterns and rules of the language for yourself.
- If you do like to do grammar exercises, then go ahead. But being good at grammar exercises does not mean you will not make mistakes in your own work. You could be like someone who has learned how to play tennis by reading a book, but once he is on the tennis court, he can't hit the ball properly. If you decide to do grammar exercises, try to go beyond just filling in gaps or doing multi-choice answers. Write out some sentences of your own that follow the same rule that you are practicing.
June 27, 2015
Are you preparing for competitive exam and are you poor in English grammar???Here is the solution...!!!
English grammar verb rules :
Shortcut Rule 1 : If the subject is of the third person, singular number (He, She, It) add 'S' or 'es / ies' to the first form of the verb to make it singular number.
· She plays the violin every day.
· He loves his parents
· The dog barks at the people.
· The bird flies in the Sky.
· He does his duty.
Shortcut Rule 2 : The following verbs are not usually used in the continuous form. See / Smell / Feel / Hear / Notice / Recognize / See / Think / Agree / Believe / Consider / Remember / Hope / Understand / Mind / Suppose / Hate / Love / Know / Have / Want / Forgive / Keep / Prevent etc. But they may be used in continuous forms in a particular cases.
- He has a telephone connection
- The flower smells sweet (you can say I am smelling this flower)
Shortcut Rule 3 : The present perfect tense should not be used with adverbs indicating past time. Instead the simple past tense should be used.
- I saw a film last night.
- He left for Hyderabad last week.
Shortcut Rule 4 : The present perfect tense with "For or Since" is used to express an action began at some time in the past and is still continuing up to the time of speaking or just finished.
- I have know him since 1986.
- Our teacher has been sick for the last two days.
Shortcut Rule 5 : The present perfect continuous Tense" is also used for actions began in the past and are still continuing.
- I have been reading this novel since morning.
- They have been going to English classes for the last one month.
Shortcut Rule 6 : When the first action led to the second action immediately The simple Past Tense + Simple Past Tense are used.
· When he opened the gate, they came in.
Shortcut Rule 7 : When the first action completed before the second one started, the Past Perfect Tense for the first finished action and the Simple Past Tense for the Second are used.
The patient had died before the doctor arrived.
Shortcut Rule 8 : After negative sentences, the question tag used should be in an ordinary interrogative form.
- She did not like that book, did she?
- They have not told him the news, Have they?
Shortcut Rule 9 : After Positive Statements, we use the negative interrogative.
- I am a student, Aren't I?
- Let's play for some Time, Shall We?
Shortcut Rule 10 : When the verb in the principal clause is in a past tense, the verbs in the subordinate clauses are normally in the Past Tense.
- He said that he would pass the examination.
- They told me that they had paid the fees.
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