Grammar

Use of May, Might, Ought to

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

Strong Verbs and Weak Verbs – See Difference

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

Idiomatic Sentences for Daily use in English and Hindi

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.

Aspect in English Grammar – Read Types with Examples

Definition of Grammatical Aspect – Types of Aspect – Check Examples – What is an Aspect in English Grammar ? We use the word ‘ Aspect’ to describe the way a verb or verbal group shows whether an activity is

Use of Interjections with Definition and Examples for Exams

Definition and Use of Interjections with Examples for English Learners ( In English and Hindi)- Improve your Grammar Definition – An Interjection is a word which expresses some emotion or sudden feeling (disgust, enthusiasm, sorrow, joys, surprise etc.) of the

Difference in the Use of Should, Ought to and Must

There is a lot of confusion among the students regarding the use of Should, Ought to and Must. So it is necessary to clear the difference for the correct usage. Below we are providing you this difference in their usage

Transitive & Intransitive Verb – Definition, Examples

What are Transitive and Intransitive Verbs ? – Read Definitions with Examples. Before we start, we must know the definition of Verb. Verb – A word that speaks something about a person or a thing for which it comes. In

See Difference Between Than and Then with Examples

There is much confusion among the English language learners over the use of Than and Then. They tend to use one for the other and in this way destroy the complete meaning of the sentence. Look at some of the

Difference between Who Whom and Whose with Examples

There is much confusion among the English Language learners over the correct use of Who, Whom and Whose. We are making some endeavor to clear this difference. We hope that after reading this article, much of the confusion regarding their

Noun Gender – Masculine into Feminine – Important Words

Change the Gender of the following words ( Masculine into Feminine ). Read some important Words from ahead. This change of Gender of Nouns shall be very important for the students / Learners of English Language. But before that, read

Question Tags for Competitive Exams – Important Rules

Question Tags is one of the important topics in English Grammar. The Questions related with it are asked during many exams. It requires a bit of practice to overcome this problem of Question Tags. Here in this article we shall

Rules of Active and Passive Voice with examples

Active and Passive Voice is an integral part of any of the exams, whether you are taking Board Exam, Non-Board Exam or any Competitive Exams held by Staff Selection Commission, IBPS, Railways, FCI and States’ Recruitment Boards. As you know

Use of Adverb – Definition, Types and Examples

Adverb is a very important English Grammar Topic for any of the competitive Exams. In most of the exams, it becomes the part of Common Errors topic. Still there are individuals questions on this topic. Before you start doing the

Use of Reflexive Pronouns with Examples

Reflexive Pronoun is a type of Pronoun. It is used to put stress on the Subject. Reflexive Pronoun is formed by adding Self/ Selves with any Pronoun. Self is used with singular pronoun whereas Selves is used with Plural Pronoun.

Rules of Narration for Competitive Exams like SSC,Banking

How to do narration – Learn Simple Rules Assertive Sentences – Rudra said to Kinjal ,” I will bring you a pen.” Direct Narration /Speech Rudra told Kinjal that he would bring her a pen. Indirect Narration / Speech Rule

Use of Very, Much and Too with Examples

We have already done the Definition, Type and some Usage of Adverbs in our previous article. Now we shall do the use of some more important Adverbs like Very, Much and Too. Use of Very – Rule No 1. We

Use of Participles – Present, Past, Perfect Participles

We have already discussed Non-Finite verb and Gerund in our previous posts. We have also provided a Practice Set for Non-Finite verbs. Now we will cover the use of Participles. Read the Topic Called Common Errors from here. This topic

Use of Modals in blanks with Answers

Do the use of Modals in blanks – We have also provided the answer just below the sentence – Useful links for the examinees – Use of Modals in blanks ( Practice Set ) – a. A person ———— obey