CORRECT USAGE OF NOUNS:
joined by 'and', the verb should be in the plural.
Rule-1: Scenery, information, poetry, furniture,
language, advice, business, audience, mischief,
bread, news, innings, Mathematics, Economics,
Physics and Politics should be used in the singular
form. Neither these should be preceded by an
indefinite article nor pluralised.
Incorrect: The audience are requested to be in its
seats.
Correct : The audience is requested to be in its
seats.
Incorrect: The Sceneries of Kashmir are
beautiful.
Correct : The scenery of Kashmir is beautiful.
Rule-2: Cattle, poultry, people, gentry,
peasantry, artillery, infantry, clergy, police,
company, and alphabet should be always used
as plural. They are themselves plural and should
not be made plural by adding 's'.
Incorrect: The cattle is grazing in the field.
Correct : The cattle are grazing in the field.
Incorrect: The people of our village is rich.
Correct : The people of our village are rich.
Rule-3: Some nouns like scissors, spectacles,
tongs, trousers, measles, remains, proceedings,
tidings, assets, credentials, alms, riches, tactics,
congratulations, thanks, binoculars, arrears, etc.
are always used in the plural and take a plural
verb.
Incorrect : Where is my spectacle ?
Correct : Where are my spectacles?,
Rule-4: Some nouns like deer, sheep, fish,
dozen, score (twenty), hundred, thousand, etc.
have the singular and the plural alike.
Incorrect : The sheeps are grazing in the field.
Correct : The sheep are grazing in the field.
CORRECT USAGE OF SUBJECT VERB
AGREEMENT:
Rule-5: The general rule is the verb should agree
with its subject in number and person.
Incorrect : They is farmers.
Correct : They are farmers.
Incorrect : I is a teacher.
Correct : I am a teacher.
Rule-6: A verb should not be made agree with a
noun near it instead of its proper subject.
Incorrect : The quality of mangoes are not good.
Correct : The quality of mangoes is not good.
Rule-7: When two or more singular subjects are
Incorrect : Gold and silver is precious metals.
Correct : Gold and silver are precious metals.
Rule-8: When the singular subjects connected by
'and' suggest one idea and refer to the same
person or thing, the verb should be in the
singular.
Incorrect : Time and tide wait for no man.
Correct : Time and tide waits for no man.
Incorrect : Bread and butter are his only food.
Correct : Bread and butter is his only food.
Rule-9: When words are joined to a singular
subject by 'as well as' 'besides', 'like', 'in addition
to', 'with', 'together with', 'and not', etc., the
verb should be in the singular.
Incorrect : The Chief minister, with his colleagues
have offered to resign.
Correct : The Chief Minister, with his
Colleagues has offered to resign.
Rule-10: When two or more singular subjects
are connected by 'or', 'nor', 'either....or',
'neither...nor', the verb should be in the singular.
Incorrect : Either Ravi or Raju have done this.
Correct : Either Ravi ro Raju has done this.
Rule-11: Either, neither, each, one of, everyone,
many a should be followed by a singular verb.
Incorrect : Neither of these two applicants were
qualified.
Correct : Neither of these two applicants was
qualified.
Incorrect : One of my teachers live next door to
me.
Correct : One of my teachers lives next door to
me.
Rule-12: When the plural noun is a proper name
for some single object or some collective unit, it
must be followed by a singular verb.
Incorrect : Gulliver's Travels were written by
Swift.
Correct : Gulliver's Travels was written by
Swift.
Incorrect : The United States have a big navy.
Correct : The United States has a big navy.
Rule-13: When a plural noun expresses some
specific quantity or amount considered as a
whole, the verb should be in the singular.
Incorrect : Fifty thousand rupees are a large
sum.
Correct : Fifty thousand rupees is a large sum.
Rule-14: A collective noun takes a singular verb
when the collection is thought of as one whole
and a plural verb when the individuals of which it
is composed are thought of.
Incorrect : The committee have submitted its
report.
Correct : The committee has submitted its
report.
Incorrect : The jury was divided in its opinion.
Correct : The jury were divided in their
opinions.
Rule-15: When a noun is used as art adjective in
a compound word, it is always in the singular,
even though it is preceded by a plural numeral.
Incorrect : He gave me a ten rupees note.
Correct : He gave me a ten rupee note.
CORRECT USAGE OF PRONOUNS:
Rule-16 : A pronoun must agree with its
antecedent in person, number and gender.
Incorrect : Each of these boys has done their
homework.
Correct : Each of these boy has done his
homework.
Rule-17: When two or more singular nouns are
joined by 'and, the pronoun used for them must
be in plural.
Incorrect : Both Raju and Ravi have done his
homework.
Correct : Both Raju and Ravi have done their
homework.
Rule -18: When two or more singular nouns
joined by 'and' refer to the same person or thing,
the pronoun used for them must be with in the
singular.
Incorrect: The collector and District Magistrate is
not negligent in their duty.
Correct : The collector and District Magistrate
is not negligent in his duty.
Rule-19: When two or more singular nouns
joined by 'or’ or 'nor', either..or, neither...nor, the
pronoun used for them should be in the singular.
Incorrect : Neither Ravi nor Raju has done their
homework.
Correct : Neither Ravi nor Raju has done his
homework.
Rule-20: When two or more singular pronouns
of different persons come together, the pronoun
of second person singular (you) comes first, the
pronoun of the first person singular (I) comes
last and the pronoun of the third person singular
(he) comes in between.
Incorrect: I, You and he must work together.
Correct : You, he and I must work together.
Rule-21: when two or more plural pronouns of
different persons come together first person
plural (we) comes first, then second person plural
(you) and last of all third person plural (they).
Incorrect : You, they and we must work together.
Correct : We, you and they must work
together.
Rule–22: Emphatic pronouns can not stand
alone as subjects.
Incorrect: Himself did it.
Correct: He himself did it.
Rule-23 : The Indefinite pronoun 'one' should be
used throughout if used at all.
Incorrect : One must not boast of his own
success.
Correct : One must not boast of one's own
success.
Rule-24: 'Either' or 'neither' is used only in
speaking of two persons or things; 'any', 'no one'
and 'none' is used in speaking of more than two.
Incorrect : Any one of these two roads leads to
the railway station.
Correct : Either of these two roads leads to the
railway station.
Incorrect : Neither of these three boys did their
homework.
Correct : No one of these three boys did their
homework.
Rule-25: 'Each other' is used in speaking of two
persons or things; 'one another' is used in
speaking of more than two.
Incorrect : The two brothers loved one another.
Correct : The two brothers loved each other.
Rule-26: A Relative Pronoun should agree with
its antecedent in number and person.
Incorrect : The boys, who was lazy were
punished.
Correct : The boys, who were lazy were
punished.
Incorrect : I, who is your king will lead you.
Correct : I, who am your king will lead you.
CORRECT USAGE OF ADJECTIVES:
Rule-31: In comparing two things, the
comparative should be used. The Superlative
should not be used.
Incorrect : Which is the best of the two?
Correct : Which is the better of the two?
Rule-32: When two qualities of the same person
or thing are compared, the comparative ‘er’ form
is not used. 'More' is used for this purpose.
Incorrect : He is wiser than brave.
Correct : He is more wise than brave.
Rule-33: When comparison is made by means of
a comparative, the thing compared should be
excluded from the class of things with which it is
compared by using 'other' or some such word.
Incorrect : He is cleverer than any boy in the
class.
Correct : He is cleverer than any other boy in
the class.
Rule-34: When comparison is made by means of
a superlative, the thing compared should include
the class of things with which it is compared.
Incorrect : He is the strongest of all other men.
Correct : He is the strongest of all men.
Rule-35: When two persons or things are
compared, it is important that the same parts of
things should be compared.
Incorrect : The population of Bombay is greater
than Delhi.
Correct : The population of Bombay is greater
than that of Delhi.
Rule-36: Double comparatives and superlatives
should not be used.
Incorrect : He is the most cleverest boy in the
class.
Correct: He is the cleverest boy in the class.
Incorrect : He is more wiser than his brother.
Correct: He is wiser than his brother.
Rule–37: The adjectives superior, inferior,
senior, junior, prior, anterior, posterior etc.
should be followed by 'to' instead of 'than'.
Incorrect : He is senior than me.
Correct : He is senior to me.
Rule-38: Adjectives like 'unique', ideal, perfect,
complete, universal, entire, extreme, chief, full,
square and round, which do not admit different
degrees of comparison should not be compared.
Incorrect : It is the most unique thing.
Correct : It is a unique thing.
Rule-39: All the adjectives which refer to the
same noun should be in the same degree of
comparison.
Incorrect : He is the wisest and honest worker in
the office.
Correct : He is the wisest and most honest
worker in the office.
Rule-40: 'Elder' and 'eldest' should be used for
persons only, strictly speaking, they are used for
the members of the same family only. 'Older' and
'oldest' are used for both persons and things.
Incorrect : He is my older brother.
Correct : He is my elder brother.
CORRECT USAGE OF VERBS:
Rule-41: A single verb should be made to serve
two subjects, only when the form of verb is same
for both the subjects.
Incorrect : I am eighteen years old and my sister
sixteen.
Correct : I am eighteen years old and my sister
is sixteen.
Rule-42: Two auxiliaries can be used with one
principal verb, only when the form of the
principal verb is appropriate to both the
auxiliaries.
Incorrect: He never has, and never will take such
strong measures.
Correct : He never has taken, and never will
take such strong measures.
Rule-43: When there is only one auxiliary to two
principal verbs it should be correctly associated
with the both.
Incorrect : Ten candidates have passed, one
failed.
Correct : Ten candidates have passed, one has
failed.
Rule-44: A past tense in the main clause should
be followed by a past tense in the subordinate
clause.
Incorrect : He succeeded because he works hard.
Correct : He succeeded because he worked
hard.
Incorrect : He told me that he likes apples.
Correct : He told me that he liked apples.
Rule-45: A past tense in main clause may be
followed by a present tense in the subordinate
clause when the subordinate clause expresses a
universal truth.
Incorrect : Our teacher said that the earth moved
round the sun.
Correct : Our teacher said that the earth
moves round the sun.
Rule- 46 : When the subordinate clause comes
after 'lest', the auxiliary verb 'should' must be
used, whatever be the tense of the verb in the
main clause.
Incorrect : We start early lest we shall miss the
train.
Correct : We start early lest we should miss the
train.
Rule-47: A participle should not be unrelated or
falsely related. Since it is an Adjective, it must
qualify a Noun or Pronoun.
Incorrect : Sitting on the wall, a scorpion strung
him.
Correct : Sitting on the wall, he was strung by a
scorpion, (or)
While he was sitting on the gate, a
scorpion strung him.
Rule-50: The auxiliary verbs like will, would,
shall, should, can, could, may, might, must and
expressions like 'would rather', would sooner,
rather than, sooner than, had better etc. should
be followed by 'base form of a verb'
Incorrect : He might went there.
Correct : He might go there.
Rule-51: The form of the verb that follows a
preposition must be the gerund.
Incorrect : They were punished for come late.
Correct : They were punished for coming late.
Rule-52 : The future indefinite tense is not used
in the clauses of time, place and condition. Here
the present indefinite Tense is used.
Incorrect : I shall wait till you will finish your
work.
Correct : I shall wait till you finish your work.
Rule-53: The present perfect tense is not used
with the adverbs of past time like yesterday, in
1990 etc; here Past Indefinite Tense is used.
Incorrect : I have bought a cycle yesterday.
Correct : I bought a cycle yesterday.
Rule-54: The past perfect tense is used to
represent the earlier of the two past actions.
Incorrect: When I reached the station, the train
already left.
Correct : When I reached the station, the train
had already left.
Rule-55: The present perfect continuous tense is
used for an action that began in the past time
and still going at the time of speaking. It is used
with adverbials of time introduced by 'since', for"
and 'how long'.
Incorrect : How long are you working in this
office ?
Correct : How long have you been working in
this office?
CORRECT USAGE OF ADVERBS:
Rule-56: Two negatives destroy each other.
Hence two negatives should not be used in the
same sentence unless we make an affirmation.
Incorrect : I have not got none.
Correct : I have not got any.
Rule-57: 'At present' means 'at the present
time', 'presently' means 'shortly'. These should
not be confused.
Incorrect : Nothing more can be done presently.
Correct : Nothing more can be done at present.
Incorrect : He will come back at present.
Correct : He will come back presently.
Rule-58 : 'Hard' means 'diligently', ‘strenuously',
'Hardly' means 'scarcely at all'. These two
adverbial forms of 'hard' must not be confused.
Incorrect : He tried hardly to win the race.
Correct : He tried hard to win the race.
Incorrect : She has eaten hard anything today.
Correct : She has eaten hardly anything today.
Rule-59 : 'Much' is used before past participles
and Adjectives or Adverbs of comparative
CORRECT USAGE OF CONJUNCTIONS:
Rule-60: Two conjunctions should not be used in
the same sentence.
Incorrect : Although she was tired, but she still
went on working.
Correct : Although she was tired, she still went
on working.
Rule-61: 'Both' should be followed by 'and'. It
should be used in the positive sense. In the
negative sense, 'neither.. 'nor" should be used in
place of 'both'.
Incorrect : Both Ravi as well as Raja were
present there.
Correct : Both Ravi and Raja were present there.
Rule-62: 'Either......or", 'neither......nor",
'both.....and, 'not only.....but also’ should be
followed by the same parts of speech.
Incorrect : He not only lost his ticket, but also his
luggage.
Correct : He lost not only his ticket but also his
luggage.
Rule-63 : 'Neither1 should be followed by 'nor';
'either' should be followed by 'or'. Both these
should not be confused.
Incorrect: He washed neither his hands or his
face.
Correct : He washed neither his hands nor his
face.
Rule-70: “an” is used in front of the singular nouns
which give vowel sound.
Incorrect : He is a honest man.
Correct : He is an honest man.
Incorrect : I met M.L.A.
Correct : I met an M.L.A.

Rule-64: “no sooner" should be followed by
'than', not by 'but' or then'.
Incorrect : No sooner do I finish this book then I
shall begin another.
Correct : No sooner do I finish the book, than I
shall begin another.
Rule-65 : 'Hardly' and 'scarcely' should be
followed by 'when' or 'before', but not by than' or
that'.
Incorrect : Hardly did I reach the station, than
the train left it.
Correct : Hardly did I reach the station when
the train left it.
Rule-66: 'That' should not be used before a
sentence in Direct Speech and before
Interrogative adverbs and pronouns in the
Indirect Speech.
Incorrect : He said that "I shall go there".
Correct : He said, "I shall go there".
Incorrect : He asked me that who I was.
Correct : He asked me who I was.
CORRECT USAGE OF ARTICLES:
Rule-71: “the” is used in front of unique objects,
Seas, Oceans, Groups of Islands, Religions,
Superlative degree, Musical instruments,
directions, rivers, gulfs, canals, names of trans,
ships and newspapers, holy books, ordinals,
mountain ranges and etc.
Incorrect : He likes playing flute.
Correct : He likes playing the flute.
Incorrect : He is a second person to win the
game.
Correct : He is the second person to win the
game.
Incorrect : He had been to Himalayas.
Correct : He had been to the Himalayas.
Rule-72: Articles are omitted in front of
languages, names of Meals, proper nouns,
material nouns, games, collective nouns, abstract
nouns and names of the countries (unless ii is
formed of smaller units).
Incorrect : I like the chess.
Correct : I like chess.
Incorrect : The Gold glitters.
Correct : Gold glitters.

Rule-67: “a” or “an” should be used in front of Incorrect : The English is a funny language.
singular count nouns when there are no other Correct : English is a funny language.
determiners.
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Incorrect : I read book.
Correct : I read a book.

Rule-68: “a” is used in front of the words such

as “cold”, “noise”, “headache”.

Incorrect : I have headache.

Correct : I have a headache.

Incorrect : Don’t make noise.

Correct : don’t make a noise.

Rule-69: “a” is used in front of the singular

nouns which give consonant sound.

Incorrect : I took an one rupee note.

Correct : I took a one rupee note.

Incorrect : He works at an university.

Correct : He works at a university.
 Fill in the blanks with appropriate verb
forms
(a) Ramaswamy ______ (sweep) this office
room every day.
(b) She ______ (complete) the work just now.
(c) This widow ______ (wait) for her pension
money for more than five years.
(d) I ______ (wake) up at 2 am last night.
(e) This programme ______ (telecast) last
month.
Answers:
sweeps, has completed, has been waiting, woke,
telecasted.
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(a) Bixapathi ______ (work) hard in the field
throughout the year.
(b) His son ______ (study) in a junior college.
(c) His daughter ______ (win) gold medal in
Hand Ball last year.
(d) His wife Nalini ______ (start) cooking just
now.
(e) They ______ (build) a new house last year.
Answers:
Works, is studying, won, has started, built
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1. She ______ in about 25 films so far.
(appear).
2. Anand ______the money in the bank
tomorrow, (deposit).
3. The policeman______ the thief last night,
(arrest).
4. She ______her birthday with a grand party
every year. (celebrate).
5. The accident took place when I ______ the
road. (cross)
Answers:
Has appeared, will deposit, arrested, celebrates,
was crossing
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o He often _______(go) to the theatre to see
pictures.
o When he was teaching, all the boys _____
(be) silent.
o He _______ (speak) to his father just now.
o The train ________ (leave) before we
reached the station.
o She ________ (work) since seven in the
morning.
Answers:
goes, were, has spoken, had left, has been
working
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1. John __________ (tell) me about it yesterday
(told)
2. It suddenly__________ (grow) cold last night
(grew).
3. The thief__________ (run) away long before
the owner_________ (arrive) (had run,
arrived).
4. The bus__________ (leave) by the time we
_________(reach). The bus-stop (had left,
reached)
5. He__________ (be) quite bright until he
_________(come) to college (had been,
came)
6. Her aunt __________ (pay) her a visit a few
days ago (paid).
7. He __________ (fail) in the test in spite of
the fact that he _________(work) hard for it
(failed, had worked)
8. When I __________ (call) on her she
_________(do) all her home work. (called,
had done)
9. The ship __________ already
_________(go) (has, gone)
10. He __________ not _________(finish) his
work yet. (has, finished)
11. She says she __________ (see) the film (has
seen)
12. It __________ (rain) heavily this week (has
rained).
13. We __________ (live) here since 1975 (have
lived).
14. He __________ (Wait) for two hours (has
waited)
15. ________ You never __________ (be) to
Kashmir (have, been)
16. What ________ he __________ (bring) home
from office? (has, brought).
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1. Dolphins _____ (live, lives, lived) in water.
2. The Prime Minister _____ (speak, spoken,
spoken) to the victims yesterday.
3. He _______ (see, saw, had seen) an accident
while he was waiting in the bus stop.
4. The President will ____ (will address, was
addressing, addresses, addressed(d) the
public tomorrow
5. Rohith _____ (distributed, distributing,
distributes) sweets on his birthday.
6. My aunt _____ (ate, eat, eating, eats) an
apple every day.
7. I ______ (has been, have been, am) living in
a rent house for the last six months.
8. Anand ___ (have written, has written) a book
on health care.
9. Varma _______ (preapring, will have been
preparing, will prepare) for his examinations
by this time next month.
10. Anitha _____(is going, has been going, was
going) to school now.
Answers:
1. live 2. spoke 3. saw 4. address 5.
distributes 6. eats 7. have been 8. has written 9.
will have been preparing 10. is going
1) The spectacles is expensive. 5) The river overflown its banks.
2) They crossed Atlantic.
3) None of the two answers are correct. Answers:
4) One should not waste his time. 1) Life like a spider spins many webs.
5) She sat besides her sister. 2) Rao is a scholar who speaks well.
3) Here is my luggage.
Answers: 4) They played a trick on him.
1) The spectacles are expensive. (or) A pair of 5) The river overflowed its banks.
spectacles is expensive.
2) They crossed the Atlantic. 1. My trouser was torn when I got down from the
3) None of the two answers is correct. tree
4) One should not waste one’s time. 2. Every men have their own work to do.
5) She sat beside her sister. 3. This drawing is more perfect than the other
one.
1) Ramaiah is loving Sitamma. 4. I saw a elephant in the zoo.
2) He is coming to college regularly. 5. We had a grand party and we enjoyed very
3) She joined in the college last year. much.
4) Ramulu entered into the room already.
5) Why you are late today? Answers:
1. My trousers were torn when I got down from
Answers: the tree
1) Ramaiah loves Sitamma. 2. Every man has their own work to do.
2) He comes to college regularly. 3. This drawing is more perfect than the other
3) She joined the college last year. one.
4) Ramulu entered into the room already. 4. I saw an elephant in the zoo.
5) Why are you late today? 5. We had a grand party and we enjoyed
ourselves very much.
1) I am believing god.
2) Our English lecturer covered the syllabus in 1) I did not saw him yesterday
time. 2) They have not turn up yet.
3) She is angry upon me. 3) He was working in this Institution since
4) Rajani is suffering with fever. 1998.
5) I worked here for one and half months. 4) He go to the college everyday
5) I am submit this report for your kind
Answers: persuasion.
1) I believe God.
2) Our lecturer of English covered the syllabus Answers:
in time. 1) I did not see him yesterday
3) She is angry with me 2) They have not turned up yet.
4) Rajani is suffering from fever. 3) He has been working in this Institution since
5) I have been working here for one and half a 1998.
month. 4) He goes to the college everyday
5) I am submitting this report for your kind
1) She is having two cars. persuasion.
2) This camera is the best of the two.
3) They come to college by walk. 1. A number of boys has expressed their desire
4) Due to illness, she cannot go to college. to study French.
5) She is waiting for him since a long time. 2. The Secretary and the President is attending
the meeting.
Answers: 3. One of the policemen were badly injured.
1) She has two cars. 4. Every one have gone to the party.
2) This camera is the better of the two. 5. Measles are an infectious disease.
3) They came to collect on foot.
4) Because of illness, she cannot go to college. Answers:
5) She has been waiting for him for a long time. 1. A number of boys have expressed their desire
to study French.
1) Life like spider spins many webs. 2. The Secretary and the President are attending
2) Rao is a scholar and speaks well. the meeting.
3) Here are my luggages. 3. One of the policemen was badly injured.
4) They played a trick to him. 4. Every one has gone to the party.
5. Measles is an infectious disease.
1. One of my friends live in Bombay.
2. The train went away when reached the station.
3. Ramu broke his leg. wasn't it?
4. Cow is a holy animal.
5. Price of gold has gone up.
Answers:
1. One of my friends lives in Bombay.
2. The train had left away when reached the
station.
3. Ramu broke his leg. Didn’t it?
4. The cow is a holy animal.
5. The price of gold has gone up.
1) One of the soldiers were badly injured in the
attacks.
2) Each of the governors have attended the
conference.
3) Neither Shakespeare nor Milton belong to
Greece.
4) One of my books are missing.
5) Either the medals or the mementoes is to be
given to the winners.
6) No one have contributed to the flood-relief
fund.
7) Each of the books written by him are very
interesting.
8) Varma as well as Vanitha are among the
students selected for the scholarship.
9) Most of the students has voted for Manu.
10) The writer, who has been awarded the
academy prize along with three more writers
are on the board.
Answers:
1) One of the soldiers was badly injured in the
attacks.
2) Each of the governors has attended the
conference.
3) Neither Shakespeare nor Milton belongs to
Greece.
4) One of my books is missing.
5) Either the medals or the mementoes are to be
given to the winners.
6) No one has contributed to the flood-relief
fund.
7) Each of the books written by him is very
interesting.
8) Varma as well as Vanitha is among the
students selected for the scholarship.
9) Most of the students have voted for Manu.
10) The writer, who has been awarded the
academy prize along with three more writers
is on the board.
1) He is suffering from fever since yesterday.
2) The child is wanting her mother.
3) He enjoys to see films.
4) I have written to him yesterday.
5) Sleeping in the garden, a snake bit him.
Answers:
1) He has been suffering from fever since
yesterday.
2) The child wants her mother.
3) He enjoys himself to see films.
4) I have written to him yesterday.
5) When he was sleeping in the garden, a snake
bit him
1. Kaveri is in floods.
2. He prefers coffee than tea.
3. Sowjanya sits besides me
4. He is an university Professor
5. One of the boys have stolen my pen.
Answers:
1. The Kaveri is in floods.
2. He prefers coffee to tea.
3. Sowjanya sits beside me
4. He is a university Professor
5. One of the boys has stolen my pen.
1) Japanese cars are superior than American
cars.
2) Everybody are waiting.
3) These students are intelligent, isn't it ?
4) Go and fetch me a cup of coffee.
5) He is working here for the last two years.
Answers:
1) Japanese cars are superior to American cars.
2) Everybody is waiting.
3) These students are intelligent, aren’t they?
4) Fetch me a cup of coffee.
5) He has been working here for the last two
years.
1. Let us discuss about the project.
2. Ramesh congratulated him for his success.
3. Is he understanding my point?
4. She had met him yesterday.
5. He returned back from london yesterday.
6. I have passed the examine in 2005.
7. Please answer to my question.
8. He Joined in Narayana College.
9. Everybody has takes what he wants.
10. Pray the Lord
11. It is me who completed the work.
12. She is the one whom I thought cooked the
food.
13. I know who she likes.
14. Try to work on it.
15. If I were to marry, I will marry a business
tycoon.