ArifProPresent perfect tense worksheet Fill-in-the-Blank with present perfect form of verbs: She _____ a delicious cake. (bake) They _____ to that movie twice. (go) I _____ my homework already. (finish) He _____ in New York since 2010. (live) We _____ the project successfully. (complete) The cat _____ the bird. (catch) She _____ for the exam. … Read more
IELTS Synonyms Abundant – Plentiful Accurate – Precise Achieve – Accomplish Advantage – Benefit Aid – Assist Alternative – Option Amazing – Incredible Ancient – Old Angry – Furious Annoy – Irritate Answer – Reply Apparent – Obvious Ask – Inquire Attractive – Appealing Bad – Poor Beautiful – Lovely Begin – Start Big – … Read more
May Definition with Example Sentence The modal verb “may” is used to express possibility or permission. It is often used in more formal contexts. It may rain later this afternoon. You may want to bring an umbrella. She may join us for dinner. They may arrive late due to traffic. We may need to reschedule … Read more
How to Express Gratitude Thank you. Thanks a lot. Thanks so much. Many thanks. I really appreciate it. I’m so grateful. Thank you very much. I’m really thankful. Thanks a bunch. I can’t thank you enough. I appreciate your help. I’m indebted to you. Thanks a million. I owe you one. I’m so thankful for … Read more
Verbs Followed by Infinitives Agree Aim Appear Arrange Ask Attempt Beg Care Choose Claim Continue Dare Decide Demand Deserve Expect Fail Forget Happen Help Hope Intend Learn Manage Need Offer Plan Prepare Pretend Promise Refuse Regret Remember Seem Struggle Swear Threaten Try Wait Want Wish Afford Appear Arrange Attempt Begin Bother Care Cease Claim Consent … Read more
Preposition with their types and example Chart: Prepositions, Types, and Example Sentences Preposition Type Example Sentence in Place The cat is in the box. on Place The book is on the table. at Place She is at the park. by Place The house is by the river. to Direction I am going to the … Read more
Alternative ways to say Go Away Leave – Depart from here. Scram – Leave immediately and quickly. Shoo – Go away, usually said to animals or pests. Get lost – Leave and don’t come back. Beat it – Leave quickly. Buzz off – Go away, leave. Vanish – Disappear from here. Disappear – Leave and … Read more
Idioms For Kids With Their Meaning A piece of cake – Something very easy to do. Break the ice – To start a conversation in a social setting. Butterflies in my stomach – Feeling nervous. Hold your horses – Wait a moment; be patient. Let the cat out of the bag – To reveal a … Read more
Verbs followed by the Infinitives Verb+ infinitives Agree to help Aim to succeed Appear to vanish Arrange to meet Ask to leave Attempt to explain Beg to stay Care to know Choose to walk Claim to own Continue to work Dare to dream Decide to go Demand to see Deserve to win Expect to hear … Read more
Relative clauses with who are an essential part of English grammar, helping us connect additional information about people in a sentence. These clauses give more detail about a noun, often referring to a person or a group of people. By using relative clauses with who we can provide further clarification and context, making our sentences … Read more
