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Parts of Speech - No. 4
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Leaning of Parts of Speech is very important in English grammar. This worksheet will help you to learn about the basic parts of speech: Noun, Pronoun, Verb, Adverb, Adjective, Preposition, Conjunction, Interjection, and Determiner
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Choose the correct option of the following:
1. The running tap needs to be fixed. 'running' is a/an . . .
ANSWER= (B) Explanation: An Adjective modifies a noun or pronoun to provide more information about them. 'Tap' is a noun and the word 'running' defines the noun, so it is an adjective.
2. I hope she will get through the examination. 'through' is a/an . . .
ANSWER= (B) Explanation: A Preposition links a noun or pronoun with another noun or pronoun. So 'though' is a Proposition.
3. We go for a morning walk every day. 'morning' is a/an . . .
ANSWER= (B) Explanation: An adjective. It defines a noun, 'walk'
4. They hid behind the bushes. 'behind' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (C) Explanation: An Adverb modifies a verb. 'hid' is a verb, and 'behind' modifies it.
5. Please come in. 'in' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (D) Explanation: 'Come' is a verb, and 'in' modifies the place. It is an adverb of place, answering the question of 'where'.
6. If gold gets rusted, what can iron do there. 'rusted' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (B) Explanation: 'Rusted' is a Past Participle Adjective.
7. If you tease the dog, it will bite you. 'tease' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (D) Explanation: It is a verb, used in the first conditional sentence.
8. If we don't run quickly, you will miss the train. 'quickly' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (A) Explanation: 'Quickly' modifies the verb, so it is an adverb, used in the first con Conditional Sentence
9. They are sitting near the swimming pool. 'swimming' is an/a
ANSWER= (B) Explanation: 'Swimming' is a gerund, used as a noun. Gerund is a form of a noun that is made with the combination of verb+ing. 'Swiming pool' is a compound noun.
10. The flying eagle looks stunning. 'flying' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (B) Explanation: The 'flying' describes the type of an eagle, indicating that the eagle is an act of flying, so it is an adjective.
11. If I had had the money, I would have bought another mobile. 'had' is an/a
ANSWER= (C) Explanation: the first 'had' is a helping verb, and the second 'had' is a past participle. The main verb of the subject.
12. Alas! I have lost my all money. 'Alas' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (C) Explanation: 'Interjection' is a word, used to express strong emotions or expressions, so 'alas' is an interjection.
13. She was dressed all in black. 'all' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (D) Explanation: 'all' is an adverb of clause. It defines the whole sentence.
14. Each of us has his own tickets. 'each' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (C) Explanation: 'Each' is an indefinite pronoun
15. We would have won the match if we had played well. 'won' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (B) Explanation: 'Won' is a past participle, the main verb of the subject.
16. All the children will get the chocolates if they have good grades. 'grades' is a/an
ANSWER= (A) Explanation: 'Grades' is a plural noun.
17. We all played well. 'well' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (B) Explanation: 'Well' defines the verb, 'played', so it is an adverb. An adverb of manner.
18. If you want to be healthy, eat healthy food. 'eat' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (C) Explanation: 'Eat' is the main verb of the subject. It is an optative sentence.
19. If he is invited to the party, he will come. 'if' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (B) Explanation: 'If' is a Subordinate conjunction. It is the First Conditional sentence.
20. Tea is too hot to take. 'too' is an/a . . .
ANSWER= (D) Explanation: 'Too' is an adverb here, used to modify an adjective, 'hot'.
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Quizzes Of Grammar Idefinite Pronouns Self-Assessment Test Choose the correct option Question of Next Good Try! You've Got out of answers correct! That's Try again until you get all green The Indefinite Pronouns in English are very important to use. There are three important Acrnomies to learn these commonly used indefinite pronouns: EEENO Each, every, either, neither, one These are used with singular verbs only Examples: Each day and each hour brings a new change. Everyone has his own duties. Either of you has taken the money. Neither of us has done his work. One of them has gone back. SANAM Some, any, no, all, most These pronouns are used with singular as well as plural verbs according to the noun used with them. Examples: Some of the boys hav
Punctuation Practice for Part I English Topic: Punctuation Note. 1 Use Blue Marker for all Capital letters. Black Pointer for Punctuation Marks. Blue Pointer or Ballpoint for normal writing. Note. 2 Reported Speech: "I'm not selling anything." Reporting Speech: Mr. Steward said. Writer's line: It was getting dark. Note. 3 First Person: I, my, me, we, our, us Second Person: You, your, you Third Person: he, she, it, they, Name Combination of Present and Past Tense in Punctuation Punctuation Practice Test No. 1 Click here to watch the Quiz on YouTube Punctuation Marks with Examples: Capital Letter: N orma M r. Steward T he package P.M L enox H ill H ospital H e removed his hat and Norma opened the door. Full Stop [.] It was just getting dark. Comma[,] Norma picked it up, unlocked the door, and went into the apartment. She sat in the living room, looking out the window. “ I think you’d better leave ," Arthur said, standing . a nicer apartment, nicer furn
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