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- 2 Sections
- 5 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
- Grammar Section4
- Vocabulary Section1
Pronoun
I(1st Person Singular)
You (2nd Person Singular)
He (3rd Person Singular)
She (3rd Person Singular)
It (3rd Person Singular)
We (1st Person Singular)
You (2nd Person Plural)
They (3rd Person Plural)
1. Parts of Speech [ Interactive Image ]
Parts of Speech
One of the first grammar topics we learn in school or when we begin
our English language studies is parts of speech. Parts of speech are
words that plays different part in a sentence. Some speech components
can also serve as stand-ins for other aspects of speech. In the English
language, there are eight parts of speech: noun, pronoun, verb, adjective,
adverb, preposition, conjunction, and interjection.
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
Pronoun
Interjection
Preposition
Conjuction
2. Categorization of Pronouns [Interactive Text]
Introduction
Subjective pronouns, also known as nominative pronouns, are pronouns that act as the subject of a sentence, performing the action of the verb.
Rules for Using Subjective Case Pronoun
SCP + Main Verb + OCP
This structure indicates that the subjective case pronoun comes in the subject. For instance, He writes a letter to me. In this sentence, ‘He’ is the subjective case pronoun.
SCP use with Conjunction
Subjective case pronoun is also used after the conjunction. For instance, He told me that they had never contacted him. In this sentence, the conjunction ‘that’ is followed by the subjective case pronoun ‘they’.
SCP use with Other SCP in sentence
If two or more than two subjective case pronouns are used in a sentence, then their correct sequence is as follow:
1) 231 (you, he, I) sequence is to be followed while talking about positive ideas or good action. For instance, You, he and I have completed the work.
2)123 (I, you, he) sequence is to be fol- lowed while talking about negative ideas or bad action. For instance, I, you and he are criminals.
3. Preposition [ Interactive Mind map]
Preposition of Time
5. Exercise Module 1 [Interactive Fill in the Blanks]
6. Exercise Module 2 [ Interactive Drag and Drop]
7. Exercise Module 3 [ Quiz Format for Chapter End]
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
(a) My brother thinks / (b) that somebody must have dared/ (c) him steal the scooter./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is C
‘him steal’ should be ‘him to steal’. Correct sentence: ‘My brother thinks that somebody must have dared him to steal the scooter.’ After DARE if it is main verb then we use INFINITIVE + TO .Incorrect
Correct answer is C
‘him steal’ should be ‘him to steal’. Correct sentence: ‘My brother thinks that somebody must have dared him to steal the scooter.’ After DARE if it is main verb then we use INFINITIVE + TO .Unattempted
Correct answer is C
‘him steal’ should be ‘him to steal’. Correct sentence: ‘My brother thinks that somebody must have dared him to steal the scooter.’ After DARE if it is main verb then we use INFINITIVE + TO . -
Question 2 of 10
2. Question
(a) Harish needs not/ (b) come here/ (c) as it is getting dark./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is A
Here ‘need’ is a modal verb which does not change according to subject. So, use ‘need’ in place of ‘needs’. A modal verb is used with a “s” either with noun objects or with to and an infinitive and “needs” is used to show a negative action.Incorrect
Correct answer is A
Here ‘need’ is a modal verb which does not change according to subject. So, use ‘need’ in place of ‘needs’. A modal verb is used with a “s” either with noun objects or with to and an infinitive and “needs” is used to show a negative action.Unattempted
Correct answer is A
Here ‘need’ is a modal verb which does not change according to subject. So, use ‘need’ in place of ‘needs’. A modal verb is used with a “s” either with noun objects or with to and an infinitive and “needs” is used to show a negative action. -
Question 3 of 10
3. Question
(a) When I was young,/ (b) I can run/ (c) faster than Mohan./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is B
Use the helping verb ‘could’ in place of ‘can’. Could is the past tense form of Can and the sentence is indicating to a past event. Hence this is the correct answer.Incorrect
Correct answer is B
Use the helping verb ‘could’ in place of ‘can’. Could is the past tense form of Can and the sentence is indicating to a past event. Hence this is the correct answer.Unattempted
Correct answer is B
Use the helping verb ‘could’ in place of ‘can’. Could is the past tense form of Can and the sentence is indicating to a past event. Hence this is the correct answer. -
Question 4 of 10
4. Question
(a) He dare/ (b) not to/ (c) go there/ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is B
Here dare is being used as modal so use ‘to’ only not ‘to go’. Remove ‘to’ from this part. Correct sentence is – He dare not to go there.Incorrect
Correct answer is B
Here dare is being used as modal so use ‘to’ only not ‘to go’. Remove ‘to’ from this part. Correct sentence is – He dare not to go there.Unattempted
Correct answer is B
Here dare is being used as modal so use ‘to’ only not ‘to go’. Remove ‘to’ from this part. Correct sentence is – He dare not to go there. -
Question 5 of 10
5. Question
(a) I use to/ (b) play Hockey/ (c) when I was ten year old./ (d) No error
Correct
Correct answer is A
Tense of sentence is past tense. so replace use by used .Incorrect
Correct answer is A
Tense of sentence is past tense. so replace use by used .Unattempted
Correct answer is A
Tense of sentence is past tense. so replace use by used . -
Question 6 of 10
6. Question
(a) A soldier/ (b) could fight/ (c) for his country and save his country’s honour./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is B
Replace the modal verb COULD with MUST Could is used when the action in consideration may be done or may not But it is a soldiers duty to fight and save his country’s honourIncorrect
Correct answer is B
Replace the modal verb COULD with MUST Could is used when the action in consideration may be done or may not But it is a soldiers duty to fight and save his country’s honourUnattempted
Correct answer is B
Replace the modal verb COULD with MUST Could is used when the action in consideration may be done or may not But it is a soldiers duty to fight and save his country’s honour -
Question 7 of 10
7. Question
(a) Run fast/ (b) lest you/ (c) will miss the train/ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is C
lest: It is a modal verb which is used to express warnings and generally succeeded by ‘should’Incorrect
Correct answer is C
lest: It is a modal verb which is used to express warnings and generally succeeded by ‘should’Unattempted
Correct answer is C
lest: It is a modal verb which is used to express warnings and generally succeeded by ‘should’ -
Question 8 of 10
8. Question
(a) He hoped/ (b) that he will/ (c) pass the exam with flying colours./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is B
‘Will’ is typically used for future tense, while ‘would’ is used to talk about hypothetical situations or polite requests.Incorrect
Correct answer is B
‘Will’ is typically used for future tense, while ‘would’ is used to talk about hypothetical situations or polite requests.Unattempted
Correct answer is B
‘Will’ is typically used for future tense, while ‘would’ is used to talk about hypothetical situations or polite requests. -
Question 9 of 10
9. Question
(a) You need to work hard/ (b) but you need not/ (c) to waste time on unimportant lessons/ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is C
Remove the “to” after the not. To as a preposition is used to express motion in a direction. In this sentence the first form of the verb should be used with need not. Therefore this is the correct answer.Incorrect
Correct answer is C
Remove the “to” after the not. To as a preposition is used to express motion in a direction. In this sentence the first form of the verb should be used with need not. Therefore this is the correct answer.Unattempted
Correct answer is C
Remove the “to” after the not. To as a preposition is used to express motion in a direction. In this sentence the first form of the verb should be used with need not. Therefore this is the correct answer. -
Question 10 of 10
10. Question
(a) She would broke/ (b) a plate every day/ (c) when she came to Delhi last month./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is A
WOULD +V1 is correct. So Replace BREAK by BROKEIncorrect
Correct answer is A
WOULD +V1 is correct. So Replace BREAK by BROKEUnattempted
Correct answer is A
WOULD +V1 is correct. So Replace BREAK by BROKE
8. Exercise Module 4 [ Quiz Format for PYQ]
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Question 1 of 10
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(a) My brother thinks / (b) that somebody must have dared/ (c) him steal the scooter./ (d) No error.
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Correct answer is C
‘him steal’ should be ‘him to steal’. Correct sentence: ‘My brother thinks that somebody must have dared him to steal the scooter.’ After DARE if it is main verb then we use INFINITIVE + TO .Incorrect
Correct answer is C
‘him steal’ should be ‘him to steal’. Correct sentence: ‘My brother thinks that somebody must have dared him to steal the scooter.’ After DARE if it is main verb then we use INFINITIVE + TO .Unattempted
Correct answer is C
‘him steal’ should be ‘him to steal’. Correct sentence: ‘My brother thinks that somebody must have dared him to steal the scooter.’ After DARE if it is main verb then we use INFINITIVE + TO . -
Question 2 of 10
2. Question
(a) Harish needs not/ (b) come here/ (c) as it is getting dark./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is A
Here ‘need’ is a modal verb which does not change according to subject. So, use ‘need’ in place of ‘needs’. A modal verb is used with a “s” either with noun objects or with to and an infinitive and “needs” is used to show a negative action.Incorrect
Correct answer is A
Here ‘need’ is a modal verb which does not change according to subject. So, use ‘need’ in place of ‘needs’. A modal verb is used with a “s” either with noun objects or with to and an infinitive and “needs” is used to show a negative action.Unattempted
Correct answer is A
Here ‘need’ is a modal verb which does not change according to subject. So, use ‘need’ in place of ‘needs’. A modal verb is used with a “s” either with noun objects or with to and an infinitive and “needs” is used to show a negative action. -
Question 3 of 10
3. Question
(a) When I was young,/ (b) I can run/ (c) faster than Mohan./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is B
Use the helping verb ‘could’ in place of ‘can’. Could is the past tense form of Can and the sentence is indicating to a past event. Hence this is the correct answer.Incorrect
Correct answer is B
Use the helping verb ‘could’ in place of ‘can’. Could is the past tense form of Can and the sentence is indicating to a past event. Hence this is the correct answer.Unattempted
Correct answer is B
Use the helping verb ‘could’ in place of ‘can’. Could is the past tense form of Can and the sentence is indicating to a past event. Hence this is the correct answer. -
Question 4 of 10
4. Question
(a) He dare/ (b) not to/ (c) go there/ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is B
Here dare is being used as modal so use ‘to’ only not ‘to go’. Remove ‘to’ from this part. Correct sentence is – He dare not to go there.Incorrect
Correct answer is B
Here dare is being used as modal so use ‘to’ only not ‘to go’. Remove ‘to’ from this part. Correct sentence is – He dare not to go there.Unattempted
Correct answer is B
Here dare is being used as modal so use ‘to’ only not ‘to go’. Remove ‘to’ from this part. Correct sentence is – He dare not to go there. -
Question 5 of 10
5. Question
(a) I use to/ (b) play Hockey/ (c) when I was ten year old./ (d) No error
Correct
Correct answer is A
Tense of sentence is past tense. so replace use by used .Incorrect
Correct answer is A
Tense of sentence is past tense. so replace use by used .Unattempted
Correct answer is A
Tense of sentence is past tense. so replace use by used . -
Question 6 of 10
6. Question
(a) A soldier/ (b) could fight/ (c) for his country and save his country’s honour./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is B
Replace the modal verb COULD with MUST Could is used when the action in consideration may be done or may not But it is a soldiers duty to fight and save his country’s honourIncorrect
Correct answer is B
Replace the modal verb COULD with MUST Could is used when the action in consideration may be done or may not But it is a soldiers duty to fight and save his country’s honourUnattempted
Correct answer is B
Replace the modal verb COULD with MUST Could is used when the action in consideration may be done or may not But it is a soldiers duty to fight and save his country’s honour -
Question 7 of 10
7. Question
(a) Run fast/ (b) lest you/ (c) will miss the train/ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is C
lest: It is a modal verb which is used to express warnings and generally succeeded by ‘should’Incorrect
Correct answer is C
lest: It is a modal verb which is used to express warnings and generally succeeded by ‘should’Unattempted
Correct answer is C
lest: It is a modal verb which is used to express warnings and generally succeeded by ‘should’ -
Question 8 of 10
8. Question
(a) He hoped/ (b) that he will/ (c) pass the exam with flying colours./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is B
‘Will’ is typically used for future tense, while ‘would’ is used to talk about hypothetical situations or polite requests.Incorrect
Correct answer is B
‘Will’ is typically used for future tense, while ‘would’ is used to talk about hypothetical situations or polite requests.Unattempted
Correct answer is B
‘Will’ is typically used for future tense, while ‘would’ is used to talk about hypothetical situations or polite requests. -
Question 9 of 10
9. Question
(a) You need to work hard/ (b) but you need not/ (c) to waste time on unimportant lessons/ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is C
Remove the “to” after the not. To as a preposition is used to express motion in a direction. In this sentence the first form of the verb should be used with need not. Therefore this is the correct answer.Incorrect
Correct answer is C
Remove the “to” after the not. To as a preposition is used to express motion in a direction. In this sentence the first form of the verb should be used with need not. Therefore this is the correct answer.Unattempted
Correct answer is C
Remove the “to” after the not. To as a preposition is used to express motion in a direction. In this sentence the first form of the verb should be used with need not. Therefore this is the correct answer. -
Question 10 of 10
10. Question
(a) She would broke/ (b) a plate every day/ (c) when she came to Delhi last month./ (d) No error.
Correct
Correct answer is A
WOULD +V1 is correct. So Replace BREAK by BROKEIncorrect
Correct answer is A
WOULD +V1 is correct. So Replace BREAK by BROKEUnattempted
Correct answer is A
WOULD +V1 is correct. So Replace BREAK by BROKE