Read Sentence Order ( sequence ) for Upcoming Exams such as Banks/ HSSC/SSC etc. 1. S1 : A bond had long been stopped S6 : of this bond had not been understood. P : as both were at their worst
Examweb.in is trying to cover all the Topics of English Grammar for the Competitive Exams. After covering Prepositions, Narration, Tense and other many topics, we are covering Articles now. The Articles are of two types – Definite and Indefinite. The
Modals ( should, would , can, could etc.) are very important for all the competitive and school exams. They are very important in speaking in expressing a speaker’s feelings, ideas, opinions etc. First of all the question is ” What
In this post, we shall do the use of the modals like Will, Shall and Used To. Use of Shall – Rule – 1 We use shall with the subjects of 1st person ( I & We) to express Simple
Narration is the important part of English Grammar which shows an inevitable presence in all the Recruitment, Board and Entrance Exams. We have already done Narration with Interrogative Sentences and Narration with Imperative Sentences. Now in this article we will
You must have read the rules of Articles ( A, An, The ) . We had covered those rules in our previous blog. If you haven’t read, you must read the Use of Articles from here. Now after covering the
How to use There in a sentence ? – Learn usage of There in day-to -day sentences Use of There – The adverb There is used in the beginning of a sentence immediately before ” to be ” when the
We shall add more rules related with adjectives and use of verbs with them here. Read our previous post on Adjectives here before you move ahead with more rules. In this post we have talked about some important Adjectives (
Rules for changing the Narration and that of voice are quite different. Still at some point of time, students get confused while changing them. Here in this sentence, we shall clarify to you these confusing points. Generally this problem occurs
Learn Three forms of Verbs / Conjugated Verbs with Practice Sets/ Important Verbs Verbs are very important in sentence structures. In order to demonstrate any of the actions, we need verbs. There are three types of verbs – Present Verbs/
Rules of Narration for Optative Sentences with Examples/ Practice Sets for Competitive exams like SSC SGL/ CHSL/HSSC, UPSSC etc. What are Optative Sentences ? The sentences which express wish or desire or pray etc are called Optative sentences. These sentences
Here in this article, we are going to tell you about the important use of the verb ” Keep “. Besides that see some more interesting uses. Examples are given in both English and Hindi Languages. Very useful for the
Having completed Tense, Voice, Narration and other topics, our next target is Non-Finite Verb. This topic is also very important for the upcoming exams by SSC, IBPS and other sectors. Verbs have been divided in to two parts – Finite
People, especially the students, keep looking of the proper use of Fairly and Rather. Sometimes due to incomplete knowledge of these two adverbs, the users use one for the other which leads to a big confusion among the readers or
To improve the level of teaching at Primary Levels and High Levels, it is necessary for the teachers to use Spoken English in the class-rooms. These simple English Sentences can be related with class-room activities, etiquette etc. Here the purpose
Welcome to practice Active and Passive Voice . Before doing the Practice Set 2, read the rules of Voice from here. After reading the rules you can solve Practice Set 2 below. Click here for Active and Passive Voice Practice
These days jobs are being published in abundance. It is also true that there is very tough competition among the participants to grab them. So there is the need to keep updating with the topics ( English Grammar ) that
We have done the active and passive voice of almost all the categories of Sentences ( Tense, Modal, Imperative etc ) Here we will change the voice of four tenses – Present Perfect Continuous, Past Perfect Continuous, Future Perfect Continuous
Sentences related with Causative verbs are very important in English. Causative Verbs are used in such sentences in which the Subject doesn’t work himself but makes other work. In other words, he causes the others to work. There are three
In the first part of the post related with Modals, we had done the use of Should and Would. Now we are focusing on May, Might and Ought to. Check them with use and examples. Among them, may is most
In my previous blog, I had told you about the use Present, Past and Future Indefinite Tenses. You can read that use from here. This blog post is dedicated to Continuous Tense. It means I will tell you about the
Read All the Topics of English Grammar with Practice Sets for all types of exams If you are interested in learning English, you will have to learn complete Grammar. If you are to take any of the competitive exams, you
Difference between Strong and Weak Verbs – Check with Examples Verbs have many types as per various usage. Here we will tell you the difference between Strong and Weak Verbs. This topic will prove very useful not only for the
It is important to enrich English on daily basis. Therefore one must include new elements in their language time to time. Here we are publishing some very important Idiomatic Sentences which will be helpful in making your English more effective.