Practice questions for English grammar
It can be very interesting to listen to the radio. (Begin: Listening…)
Start now or you will not arrive in time. (Begin: You…)
In your place, I would ask for a better reward. (Begin: If…)
He tried harder and harder but achieved less and less. (Begin: The…)
The bag was so heavy that it could not be carried. ( Use: too)
Your answers need correcting. ( Use: corrected)
Very few people are as honest as Mrs. Jacob. ( Use: most)
As soon as they write the exam, they start discussing the answers. (Begin: No ….)
If you had not advised me, I would have been deceived. (Begin: But…)
The sudden knock startled her. ( Change the voice)
People grew a lot of rubber in Malaysia. [Begin: A…]
“Shall I ask her to wait,” said Pamela. [Change into Reported Speech]
It was so late that I could not attend the class. [Use: too]
Prizes were being given by the Minister when the lights went out. [Change the voice]
If you had not advised me, I would have fallen into the trap. [Begin: But….]
I am coming with you. [Provide a suitable question tag]
This is the biggest elephant I have ever seen. [Use: big]
As soon as Rama starts to run the race, the crowd cheers her. [Begin: No sooner …]
Both the answers are wrong. [Begin: Neither….]
Neither John nor his friends ……… to blame. [Use: is/are]
The United Nations has its headquarters in U.S.A. [Correct the sentence]
He is a principled man. [Use: principle]
But for my help, she would not have succeeded. Begin: Had…]
If he apologizes, he will be pardoned. [Use: Unless…]
The teacher asked, “Will you confess your mistake?” [Change into indirect speech]
Let the child not be disturbed. [Change into active voice]
Very few Prime Ministers are as scholarly as our Prime Minister. [change into superlative]
He is so ill that he cannot attend the meeting. [Use: too]
The task was not pleasant. It was not easy either. [Combine the two sentences]
The Principal is calling everyone from this class. [Begin: Everyone…]
How kind a person Anurag is! [Begin: What…]
It was wrong on the part of the management to dismiss him. [Use: ought]
Tokyo is the most expensive city in the world. [Begin: No other…
There were only a few coins in the purse that Seema lost. [Begin: The purse…]
“I do not think I can finish the work by today”, said the plumber. [Change the narration
There is nothing more beautiful than the sunset. [Begin: Is….]
If you do not mend your ways, you will get into trouble. [Begin: Mend…]
He is not a reckless driver. [End: recklessly]
She exclaimed that Kolkata is a very congested city. [Change into direct speech]
Very few foods are as healthy as milk. [Change into superlative]
Andrew is the best cobbler in our town. [Change into positive]
Hyderabad is one of the cleanest cities in India. [Use: clean]
A deer does not run as fast as a cheetah. [Begin: A cheetah…]
No other poet is as popular as Shakespeare. [Use: most]
Mr. Ram came last of all for the meeting. [Change into positive]
Some monuments are perhaps more beautiful than the Taj. [Use: most]
‘Why don’t you sing a song, Rita?’ said Suresh. (Rita)
To Iqbal’s surprise, the office was closed. (find)
The play I saw last week was better than this one. (good)
Has Nidhi written to you? ( Use hear)
As soon as the news of the fire broke out, everyone rushed to the spot. [Begin: No sooner…..]
Richard sat on a freshly painted chair. [Begin: the Chair…]
This is the cruelest act I have ever seen. [Begin: Never…]
Even as a young artist, my aunt did not neglect her studies. [Use: when]
I found a ten rupee note in the book. [Change the voice]
It was wrong on the part of political parties to blame the neighboring country. [Use: ought]
Being strong, Arun can lift the heavy suitcase.[ Use; so…. That]
“If you do not hurry, you will miss the bus.” My mother said. [Change into indirect speech]
The children failed to notice the teacher as she entered. [Change into a negative sentence]
Only Rachel came to the birthday party. [Begin: None…..]
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