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CHAPTER - 1 BASICS

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Telugu AlphabetsVowels (16)

a aa e ee

u oo ru roo

e ea i (ai) o

vo ow am aha

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Ka

Kha

ga

Cha

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Ja

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tha

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gha

nga

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nja

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bha

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Ksha

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choo

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chai

cho

chow

cham

chah

ja

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ji

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jo

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tai

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tam

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kaa

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kee

ku

koo

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kai

ko

kow

kam

kah

ga

gaa

gi

gee

gu

goo

ge

gai

go

gow

gam

gah

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da

daa

di

dee

du

doo

de

dai

do

dow

dam

dah

na

naa

ni

nee

nu

noo

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nai

no

now

nam

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pa

paa

pi

pee

pu

poo

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pai

po

pow

pam

pah

ba

baa

bi

bee

bu

boo

be

bai

bo

bow

bam

bah

ma

maa

mi

mee

mu

moo

me

mai

mo

mow

mam

mah

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ya

yaa

yi

yee

yu

yoo

ye

yai

yo

yow

yam

yah

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raa

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lee

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loo

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lam

lah

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vaa

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vee

vu

voo

ve

vai

vo

vow

vam

vah

sha

shaa

shi

shee

shu

sho

she

shai

sho

show

sham

shah

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sa

saa

si

see

su

soo

se

sai

so

sow

sam

sah

Ha

Haa

Hi

Hee

Hu

Hoo

He

Hai

Ho

How

Ham

Hah

Ksha

Kshaa

Kshi

Kshee

Kshu

Kshoo

Kshe

Kshai

Ksho

Kshow

Ksham

Kshah

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A mma A swa ni A da vi A la ka A ra ti A la ma ra A la ja di A ru dra A rju nu du A lla A yo dhya Ga na pa thi

Ki ti ki Sa ri ga ma pa da ni sa Raagam vi ja ya wa da Vi sa kha pa tna m Na nna Cha kram Cho kka Ka rta vyam Bhaska ru du Hru da yam

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Bhara ni kri thi ka Ro hi ni Mru ga si ra Pu na rva su ka lam Yu gam Ra ma ya nam Na ti ka Sri ra mu du See ta La kshma na

Ha nu ma n Bhara thu du Sa tru ghnu du Lee la mru tham Ku ru kshe thram Sri kris shna A rju nu du Christu Ra va na bra hma Du ryo dha nu du Sa tka ra mu Pa su pa ta stram

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Manohar KannaraoLakshmi Krishna Harsha Krishna PraveenSrideviSrinivasa RaoAmbulanceCompanyChamberSampleChandrudu

Condition

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ENGLISH ALPHABET -

CAPITAL LETTERS - A B C D E F G H I

J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

a b c d e f g h i j

k l m n o p q r s t

u v w x y z

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Vowels - a, e, i, o, uConsonants - 21

B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Y, Z.Pronunciation of letters - B ba = be = bi = C ca = ce = ci = D da = de = di = F fa = fe = fi = G ga = ge = gi = H ha = he = hi = J ja = je = ji = K ka = ke = ki = L la = le = li = M ma = me = mi = N na = ne = ni = P pa = pe = pi = R ra = re = ri = S sa = se = si = T ta = te = ti = V va = ve = vi = W wa = we = wi = Y ya = ye = yi = Z za = ze = zi =

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O OO UB bo = boo = bu = C co = coo = cu =D do = doo = du = F fo = foo = fu = G go = goo = gu = H ho = hoo = hu =J jo = joo = ju = K ko = koo = ku = M mo = moo = mu=L lo = loo = lu = N no = noo = nu = P po = poo = pu = R ro = roo = ru = S so = soo = su = T to = too = tu = V vo = voo = vu = W wo = woo = wu = Y yo = yoo = yu = Z zo = zoo = zu =

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bho

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bhoo

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bhu

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kka

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1. Add 2. Advise 3. Agree 4. Accept 5. Absent

6. Attend 7. Bathe 8. Bury 9. Bring 10. Beat 11. Bite 12. Believe 13. Come 14. Call 15. Curse 16. Crush 17. Congratulate 18. Drink 19. Dig 20. Do 21. dream 22. Doubt 23. Eat 24. Encourage 25. Enjoy 26. Fight

ACTIVE VOICE - VERB -127. Fill 28. Fly 29. Forget 30. Fear 31. Go 32. Give 33. Guess 34. Gain 35. Greet 36. Hang 37. Hold 38. Invite 39. Irritate 40. Imitate 41. Intimate 42. Jump 43. Know 44. Kick 45. Kill 46. Look 47. Leave 48. Lead 49. Like 50. Laugh 51. Live

52. Love

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53. Marry

54. Promise

55. Pay

56. Prove

57. Pain

58. Prepare

59. Push

60. Preserve

61. Read

62. Run

63. Respect

64. Rend

65. Sit

66. Stand

67. Speak

68. Sleep

69. Spend

70. Sell

71. Sing

72. Shake

73. Steal

74. Send

75. Smell

76. Sweep

77. Say

78. Seek

79. Swear

80. Swim

81. Study

82. Show

83. Start

84. Starve

85. Take

86. Throw

87. Teach

88. Think

89. Tell

90. Train

91. Try

92. Understand

93. Write

94. Walk

95. Wash

96. Win

97. Wear

98. Want

99. Warn

100. Worry

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1. added 2. advised 3. agreed 4. accepted 5. absented 6. attended 7. bathed 8. buried 9. brought 10. beat 11. bit

12. believed 13. came 14. called 15. cursed 16. crushed 17. congratulated 18. drank 19. dug 20. did 21. dreamt 22. doubted 23. ate 24. encouraged 25. enjoyed

26. fought 27. filled 28. flew 29. forgot 30. feared 31. went 32. gave 33. guessed 34. gained 35. greeted 36. hung/hanged 37. held 38. invited 39. irritated 40. imitated 41. intimated 42. jumped 43. knew 44. kicked 45. killed 46. looked 47. left 48. led 49. liked 50. laughed

PAST TENSE- VERBS (100)

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51. lived 52. loved 53. married 54. promised 55. paid 56. proved 57. pained 58. prepared 59. pushed 60. preserved 61. read 62. ran 63. respected 64. rent 65. sat 66. stood 67. spoke 68. slept 69. spent 70. sold 71. sang 72. shook 73. stole 74. sent 75. smelt

76. swept 77. said 78. sought 79. swore 80. swam 81. studied 82. showed 83. started 84. starved 85. took 86. threw 87. taught 88. thought 89. told 90. trained 91. tried 92. understood 93. wrote 94. walked 95. washed 96. won 97. wore 98. wanted 99. warned 100.worried

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SIMPLE PAST TENSE 1. I added. 2. I advised. 3. I agreed. 4. I accepted. 5. I absented. 6. I attended. 7. I bathed. 8. I buried. 9. I brought. 10. I beat. 11. We bit. 12. We believed. 13. We came. 14. We called. 15. We crushed. 16. We cursred. 17. We congratulated. 18. We drank. 19. We dug. 20. We did. 21. You dreamt. 22. You doubted. 23. You ate.

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24. You encouraged. 25. You fought. 27. You filled. 28. You forgot. 29. You feared. 30. You went. 31. They enjoyed. 32. They gave. 33. They guessed. 34. They gained. 35. They greeted. 36. They hanged. 37. They held. 38. They invited. 39. They irritated. 40. They imitated. 41. Boys intimated. 42. Boys jumped. 43. Boys knew. 44. Boys kicked. 45. Boys killed. 46. Boys looked. 47. Boys left. 48. Boys led. 49. Boys liked.

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50. Boys laughed. 51. He lived. 52. He loved. 53. He married. 54. He promised. 55. He paid. 56. He proved. 57. He pained. 58. He prepared. 59. He pushed. 60. He preserved. 61. She read . 62. She ran. 63. She respected. 64. She rent. 65. She sat. 66. She stood. 67. she spoke. 68. She slept. 69. She spent. 70. She sold. 71. It sang. 72. It shook. 73. It stole. 74. It sent.

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75. It smelt. 76. It swept. 77. It said. 78. It sought. 79. It swore. 80. It swam. 81. Rama studied. 82. Rama showed. 83. Rama started. 84. Ravi starved. 85. Rama took. 86. Rama threw. 87. Rama taught. 88. Rama thought. 89. Rama told. 90. Rama trained. 91. Sita tried. 92. Sita understood. 93. Sita wrote. 94. Sita walked. 95. Sita washed. 96. Sita won. 97. Sita wore. 98. Sita wanted. 99. Sita warned. 100. Sita worried.

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1. Come here. - .

2. Go there. - .

3. Walk there. - .

4. Run there. - .

5. Eat there. - .

6. Drink here. - .

7. Read here. - .

8. Write here. - .

9. Sit here. - .

10. Stand here. - .

11. Look there. - .

12. Say there. - .

13. Jump there. - .

14. Ask there. - .

15. Give there. - .

16. Take there. - .

17. Bring there. - .

18. Buy there. - .

19. Do here. - .

20. Talk here. - .

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1. Please come here. - .

2. Please go there. - .

3. Please walk there. - .

4. Please run there. - o .

5. Please eat there. - .

6. Please drink there. - .

7. Please read here. -

8. Please write there. - .

9. Please sit there. -

10. Please stand there. - .

11. Please look there. - .

12. Please say here . - .

13. Please jump here. -

14. Please ask here. - .

15. Please give here. - .

16. Please take here. - .

17. Please bring here. - .

18. Please buy here. - .

19. Please do here. - .

20. Please talk here. - .

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1. Don’t come. - .

2. Don’t go. - .

3. Don’t walk. - .

4. Don’t run. - .

5. Don’t eat. - .

6. Don’t drink. - .

7. Don’t read. - .

8. Don’t write. - .

9. Don’t sit. - .

10. Don’t stand. - .

11. Don’t look. - .

12. Don’t say. - .

13. Don’t jump. - .

14. Don’t ask. - .

15. Don’t give. - .

16. Don’t take. - .

17. Don’t bring. - .

18. Don’t buy. - .

19. Don’t do. - .

20. Don’t talk. - .

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1. Please don’t come. - .

2. Please don’t go. - .

3. Please don’t walk. - .

4. Please don’t run. - .

5. Please don’t eat. - .

6. Please don’t drink. - .

7. Please don’t read. - .

8. Please don’t write. - .

9. Please don’t sit. - .

10. Please don’t stand. - .

11. Please don’t look. - .

12. Please don’t say. - .

13. Please don’t jump. - .

14. Please don’t ask. - .

15. Please don’t give. - .

16. Please don’t take. - .

17. Please don’t bring. - .

18. Please don’t buy. - .

19. Please don’t do . - .

20. Please don’t talk. - .

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1. Come herenow. - .

2. Go there now. - .

3. Walk there now. - .

4. Run there now. - .

5. Eat there now. - .

6. Drink there now. - .

7. Read here now. - .

8. Write there now. - .

9. Sit there now. - .

10. Stand there now. - .

11. Look there now. - .

12. Say here now . - .

13. Jump here now. - .

14. Ask here now. - .

15. Give here now. - .

16. Take here now. - .

17. Bring here now. - .

18. Buy here now. - .

19. Do here now. - .

20. Talk here now. - .

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Come

Go.

Eat.

Drink.

Sit.

Stand.

Sleep.

Play.

Dance.

Sing.

Write.

Read.

Jump.

Laugh.

Weep.

Cry.

Die.

Awake.

See.

Observe.

Talk.

Escape.

Take.

Give.

Converse.

Convey.

Travel.

Arrest.

Release.

Marry.

One Word Sentences

Imperative Mood -

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TWO WORD SENTENCES

Come here.

No matter.

Very well.

Go now.

Excuse me.

Get out.

Shut up.

Beat me.

Sit down.

Go straight.

Speak loudly.

Speak slowly.

Keep quiet.

Read well.

Work hard.

Listen carefully.

Be regular.

Well done.

Do it.

Be silent.

Bad luck.

I apologize.

Good luck.

Happy Diwali.

Never mind.

How lovely! (or)How beautiful!

How terrible!

How tall!

How ugly!

How great!

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Please come (or) Come please (Please is used to express politeness)

Please come. (or) Come please.

Please go. (or) Go please.

Please eat. (or) Eat please.

Please drink. (or) Drink please.

Please sit. (or) Sit please.

Please stand. (or) Stand please.

Please sleep. (or) Sleep please.

Please play. (or) Play please.

Please dance. (or) Dance please.

Please sing. (or) Sing please.

Please write. (or) Write please.

Please read. (or) Read please.

Please jump. (or) Jump please.

Please laugh. (or) Laugh please.

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Please read. (or) Read please

Please cry. (or) Cry please.

Please awake. (or) Awake please.

Please see. (or) See please.

Please observe. (or) Observe please.

Please talk. (or) Talk please.

Please escape. (or) Escape please.

Please take.(or) Take please.

Please give. (or) Give please.

Please convey. (or) Convey please.

Please travel. (or) Travel please.

Please unveil (or) Unveil please.

Please arrest.(or) Arrest please.

Please release. (or) Please release.

Please Converse (or) Converse please.

Please marry me. (or) Marry me please.

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Three Word Sentences

- I like you. I love you. It is late. It is early. It is noon. It is morning. It is evening. It is midnight. It is summer. Rama sings well. Krishna spoke angrily. Sita likes coffee. Venkatesh likes tea. Nagarjuna seems happy. Post this letter. He is lazy. He is clever. Arjuna killed Karna.

Krishna killed Kamsa. Rama killed Ravana. Catch the train. I shall play. Usha must sing.

Wait a minute.

Do or die.

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Work or starve. I think so. I believe so. I hope so. I expect so. I think so. Don’t worry. All the best.

Happy new year. This is Chiranjeevi. These are books.

We are Indians.

They are soldiers.

I am tall. She is pretty. We are hungry. That is Balakrishna. This is Sita. That is Radha.

That is Soundarya.

That is Anushka.

These are pencils. These are cups. Those are balls. Those are buildings. They are men. They are boys. They are girls.

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This is Iliana. These are plates. These are dogs. These are donkeys. These are hens. Those are flowers.

Those are fruits. Those are umbrellas. Those are houses. Those are sparrows. Those are bullock carts. They are students. They are children. They are parents. They are players. They are workers. You are employees. You are house-wives. You are farmers. We are women. We are men. We are students. We are lecturers. We are unemployed. He is Ravi. He is Srinu. He is Vasu. He is Murari.

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She is Sita. It is hot. It is cold. What is that? What is this? Who are you? Who am I? Who are we? Who are they? Who is he? Who is she? Who is Rama? Rama is a god. Who is Krishna? Who are there? Who is there? Who is speaking? What are you? He became rich. He grew old. He fell asleep. Who is absent? What is wrong? What tree? What a shame! What a pity! What a fool!

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I can-1. I can walk. 2. I can run. 3. I can swim. 4. I can eat it. 5. I can drink it. 6. I can dream. 7. I can paly cricket. 8. I can write my exam. 9. I can stay here. 10. I can sleep here.

Can you 1. Can you walk? 2. Can you run? 3. Can you swim? 4. Can you beat him? 5. Can you eat it? 6. Can you drink it? 7. Can you dream? 8. Can you play cricket? 9. Can you write your exam? 10. Can you stay here?

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I can’t 1. I can’t go there. 2. I can’t walk there. 3. I can’t run there. 4. I can’t stay here. 5. I can’t sleep here. 6. I can’t swim 7. I can’t pay. 8. I can’t come there. 9. I can’t beet you 10. I can’t swallow it.

Can’t you 1. Can’t you come there? 2. Can’t you sit there? 3. Can’t you help me 4. Can’t you beat him? 5. Can’t you walk there? 6. Can’t you marry her? 7. Can’t you swallow it? 8. Can’t you swim? 9. Can’t you earn money? 10. Can’t you write your exam?

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I could Note - Could

1. I could Walk 10 km a day when I was young. 2. I could Run. 3. I could swim. 4. I could play cricket. 5. I could write my exam. 6. I could swallow it. 7. I could beat you. 8. I could stop it. 9. I could drink it. 10. I managed to eat 10 edlies in those days

I Could Not 1. I could not walk. 2. I could not run. 3. I could not swim. 4. I could not write. 5. I Could not read. 6. I could not sit.

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7. I could not stand. 8. I Could not earn money. 9. I Could not fight. 10. I Could not beat.

Couldn’t you 1.Couldn’t you say? 2. Couldn’t you swim? 3. Couldn’t you run ? 4. Couldn’t you walk? 5. Couldn’t you sleep? 6. Couldn’t you write? 7. Couldn’t you read 8. Couldn’t you sing? 9. Couldn’t you dance? 10.Couldn’t you earn money?

I am able - Note : -

am able1. I am able to walk. 2. I am able to run. 3. I am able to swim. 4. I am able to write.

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5. I am able to help. 6. I am able to read. 7. I am able to ask. 8. I am able to see. 9. I am able to do 10. I am able to play.

Are you able? 1. Are you able to sing?2. Are you able to say?3. Are you able to ask?4. Are you able to play cricket?5. Are you able to read your lesson?6. Are you able to swallow that sweet?7. Are you able to dance?8. Are you able to sit ?

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9. Are you able to advise me?10. Are you able to think properly?

Not able/ Unable -

1. I am not able to advise / I am unable to advise2. I am not able/unable to allow you.3. I am not able/unable to answer you.4. I am not able/unable to ask you.5. I am not able/unable to bring.6. I am not able/unable to buy it.7. I am not able/unable to tell him.8. I am not able /unable to carry it.

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9. I am not able/unable to cheat you.10. I am not able/unable to climb the tree.

Aren’t you able to

1. Aren’t (am not) you able to dig?2. Aren’t you able to obtain it?3. Aren’t you able to inform me?4. Aren’t you able jump over the wall?5. Aren’t you able to kick him?6. Aren’t you able to kiss him?7. Aren’t you able to love her ?8. Aren’t you able to laugh loudly?

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9. Aren’t you able to live properly?10. Aren’t you able to look properly?

Was able to

1.I was able to play cricket yesterday.2. I was able to write exam yesterday.3. I was able to purchase a vehicle yesterday.4. I alone was able to beat you yesterday.5. I alone was able to sleep there.6. I was able to help him yesterday.7. I was able to eat food yesterday.8. I was able to take intoxicated drinks yesterday.

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9. I was able to finish my home work yesterday eveningby 5 ‘O’ clock. 10. I was able to talk to him yesterday.Wasn’t able tounable to

1. I Wasn’t able to unable to sing yesterday.2. I wasn’t able to unable to dance yesterday.3. I wasn’t able to unable to do it.4. I wasn’t able to unable to play cricket.5. I wasn’t able to unable to enswer him yesterday.6. I wasn’t able to unable to move there yesterday.7. I wasn’t able to unable to praise him yesterday.8. I wasn’t able to unable to save him yesterday.

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9. I wasn’t able to unable to shout loudly.10. I wasn’t able to unable to talk to him yesterday.

Will be able to

1. I will be able to sing this time tomorrow 2. I will be able to dance this time tomorrow3. I will be able to play cricket this time tomorrow4. I will be able to travel this time tomorrow5. I will be able to watch a movie tomorrow.6. I will be able to do my exam this time tomorrow7. I will be able to cheat him this time tomorrow8. I will be able to run this time tomorrow

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9. I will be able to sell my vehicle this time tomorrow10. I will be able to swim across the river tomorrow.

Won’t be able to

1. I won’t be able to help you this time tomorrow2. I won’t be able to play cricket this time tomorrow3. I won’t be able to lead you in future.4. I won’t be able to speak him this time tomorrow5. I won’t be able to sit here this time tomorrow6. I won’t be able to greet him this time tomorrow7. I won’t be able to sleep here this time tomorrow

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8. I won’t be able to send it this time tomorrow9. I won’t be able to fly this time tomorrow10. I won’t able able to pay you this time tomorrow.

Have to 1. I have to go. 2. I have to sit. 3. I have to eat. 4. I have to drink. 5. I have to pray. 6. I have to walk. 7. I have to run. 8. I have to jump. 9. I have to try. 10. I have to pay.

Do you have to 1. Do you have to sing? 2. Do you have to go 3. Do you have to come?

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4. Do you have to dance? 5. Do you have to sit 6. Do you have to stand? 7. Do you have to eat? 8. Do you have to drink? 9. Do you have to read? 10. Do you have to write?

Don’t Have to 1. I don’t have to sing? 2. I don’t have to go? 3. I don’t have to come? 4. I don’t have to dance? 5. I don’t have to sit? 6. I don’t have to stand? 7. I don’t have to eat? 8. I don’t have to drink? 9. I don’t have to read? 10. I don’t have to write?

Don’t you have to 1. Don’t you have to sing? 2. Don’t you have to go? 3. Don’t you have to come?

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4. Don’t you have to dance?5. Don’t you have to sit? 6. Don’t you have to stand?7. Don’t you have to eat? 8. Don’t you have to drink? 9. Don’t you have to read? 10. Don’t you have to write?

Had to

1. I had to eat there.2. I had to take wine there.3. I had to sleep there.4. I had to beat him.5. I had to dance there.6. I had to help her.7. I had to marry her.

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8. I had to escape from that place.9. I had to drive the vehicle.10. I had to answer him.

Did you have to

1. Did you have to eat there?2. Did you have to talk there?3. Did you have to sleep there?4. Did you have to beat him?5. Did you have to dance there?6.Did you have to help her?7. Did you have to marry her?

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8. Did you have to escape from that place?9. Did you have to drive the vehicle?10. Did you have to answer him?

Didn’t I have to

1. I didn’t have to dance there.2. I didn’t have to sleep there.3. I didn’t have to help him.4. I didn’t have to answer his question.5. I didn’t have to go there.6. I didn’t have to beat him yesterday.7. I didn’t have to move her.

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8. I didn’t have to look here.9. I didn’t have to marry her.10. I didn’t have to scold him yesterday.

Will have to

1. I will have to go to Hyderabad tomorrow.2. I will have to sleep there tomorrw.3. I will have to eat there tomorrow.4. I will have to marry her in future.5. I will have to beat you tomorrow.6. I will have to help you tomorrow.

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7. I will have to dance in Vijayawada tomorrow.8. I will have to publish my book tomorrow.9. I will have to call him tomorrow.10. I will have to watch that movie tomorrow.

Shall I have to

1. will you have to go to Hyderabad tomarrow? 2. will you have to sleep there tomorrow?3. will you have to eat there tomorrow? 4. will you have to marry her in future?5. will you have to beat him tomorrow? 6. will you have to help him tomorrow?

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7. will you have to dance in Vijayawada?8. will you have publish my book tomorrow?9. will you have to call him tomorrow? 10. will you have to watch that movie tomorrow?

Won’t I have to

1. I won’t have to go there tomorrow.2. I won’t have to sleep there tomorrow. 3. I won’t have to beat him tomorrow. 4. I won’t have to invite her tomorrow.5. I won’t have to advise him tomorrow. 6. I won’t have to punish him tomorrow.

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7. I won’t have to visit that place tomorrow.8. I won’t have to kill tomorrow.9. I won’t have to play cricket tomorrow. 10. I won’t have to purchase a new car tomorrow.

Let 1. Let me say. 2. Let me sing. 3. Let me advise. 4. Let me answer. 5. Let me bring. 6. Let me call. 7. Let me carry. 8. Let me jump. 9. Let me look. 10. Let me love.

Must1. I must go there. 2. I must answer there. -

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3. I must ask there. 4. I must bring it there. 5. I must carry it. 6. I must call him. 7. I must help her. 8. I must save him. 9. I must do it. 10. I must speak now.

Want to 1. I want to write. 2. I want to sell it. 3. I want to tell. 4. I want to love her. 5. I want to save her. 6. I want to do it. 7. I want to speak . 8. I want to inform. 9. I want to add it. 10. I want to greet you.

Don’t want

1. I don’t want to write. 2. I don’t want to advise. 3. I don’t want to do.

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4. I don’t want to fight. 5. I don’t want to run. 6. I don’t want to sing. 7. I don’t want to help any one.

8. I don’t want to jump. 9. I don’t want to send. 10. I don’t want to forget.

Used to - 1. I used to write. 2. I used to smoke. 3. I used to advise. 4. I used to kill. 5. I used to drink. 6. I used to cheat many people.

7. I used to train there. 8. I used to sleep here. 9. I used to lead. 10. I used to sing.

Wanted 1. I wanted to write. 2. I wanted to speak.

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3. I wanted to jump. 4. I wanted to help. 5. I wanted to kill . 6. I wanted to teach. 7. I wanted to sell . 8. I wanted to inform. 9. I wanted to marry. 10. I wanted to try.

Should not

1. you should not write. 2. you should not come there. 3. I should not drink it. 4. you should not speak. 5. you should not jump. 6. you should not eat it. 7. you should not sell it. 8. you should not sit here. 9. you should not tell. 10. you should not pay.

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Make 1. I will make you sing. 2. I will make you drink. 3. I will make you move. 4. I will make you play. 5. I will make you shout. 6. I will make you fly. 7. I will make you send. 8. I will make you swim. 9. I will make you talk. 10. I will make you try.

Making 1. I am making him write. 2. I am making him answer.

3. I am making him ask. 4. I am making him bring. 5. I am making him call. 6. I am making him dig. 7. I am making him carry. 8. I am making him kick. 9. I am making him play. 10. I am making him do.

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Able to make 1. I am able to make him write.2. I am able to make him do.3. I am able to make him bring.4. I am able to make him pull.5. I am able to make him shout.6. I am able to make him pay.7. I am able to make him talk.8. I am able to make him drink.9. I am able to make him read.10. I am able to make him write.

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have to make 1. I have to make him read. 2. I have to make him write. 3. I have to make him run. 4. I have to make him tell. 5. I have to make him carry. 6. I have to make him dig. 7. I have to make him fly. 8. I have to make him climb the tree.9. I have to make him walk. 10. I have to make him drink.

I wanted to make

1. I wanted to make them write.2. I wanted to make them work.3. I wanted to make them carry.4. I wanted to make them answer.

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5. I wanted to make them climb the tree.6. I wanted to make them laugh. 7. I wanted to make them push my car.8. I wanted to make them do my work.9. I wanted to make them train my students.10. I wanted to make them drink wine.

Had to make

1. I had to make him write.2. I had to make him carry.3. I had to make him call.4. I had to send for him

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5. I had to make him dig.6. I had to make him jump. 7. I had to make him speak.8. I had to make him sell.9. I had to make him sing.10. I had to make him lie.

I used to make 1. I used to make him write letters.2. I used to make him pay my bills.3. I used to make him train my sudents.4. I used to make him drink wine.5. I used to make him sing many songs.6. I used to make him read many novels.

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7. I used to make him send many gifts.8. I used to make him carry many bags.9. I used to make him climb many trees.10. I used to make him kill many rowdies.

Don’t you have 1. Don’t you have to make him sing?2. Don’t you have to make him dance?3. Don’t you have to make him read?4. Don’t you have to make him write a letter ?5. Don’t you have to make him say?6. Don’t you have to make him answer ?7. Don’t I have to make him beat?

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8. Don’t I have to make him run?9. Don’t I have to make him lie?10. Don’t I have to make him cook?

Want to Make 1. I want to make you write a letter.2. I want to make you bring a gift.3. I want to make you teach a lesson.4. I want to make you bend.5. I want to send for you call.6. I want to make you climb the tree.7. I want to make you beat.8. I want to make you kill.9. I want to make you lough.

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I don’t have -

1. I don’t have to make him sing.2. I don’t have to make him say.3. I don’t have to make him beat.4. I don’t have to make him read.5. I don’t have to make him run.6. I don’t have to make him dance.7. I don’t have to make him lie.8. I don’t have to make him cook.9. I don’t have to make him advise.10. I don’t have to make him write.

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PRESENT TENSE ACTIVE VOICE 1. I am walking.

2. I have been walking.

3. I have walked.

4. I walk.

PASSIVE VOICE 5. I am advised.

6. I have been advised.

7. I am being advised.

PAST TENSE ACTIVE VOICE 1. I was walking.

2. I had been walking.

3. I had walked (yesterday before he came)

4. I walked. (V2)

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PASSIVE VOICE 5. I was advised (Yesterday).

)6. I had been advised (Yesterday before he came)

7. I was being advised (yesterday).

FUTURE TENSE ACTIVE VOICE 1. I will be walking tomorrow.

2. I will have been walking tomorrow.

3. I will have walked tomorrow at this time.

4. I will walk tomorrow.

PASSIVE VOICE 5. I will be advised tomorrow.

6. I will have been advised tomorrow at this time.

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PRESENT TENSE 1. I speak English.

2. Do I speak English?

3. I don’t speak English.

4. Don’t I speak English?

5. I am selling the fruits.

6. Am I selling the fruits?

7. I am not selling the fruits.

8. Am I not selling the fruits?

9. I have written a letter.

10. Have I written a letter?

11. I haven’t written a letter.

12. Haven’t I written a letter?

13. I have been living here for two years.

14. Have I been living here for two years?

15. I haven’t been living here for two years.

16. Haven’t I been living here for two years?

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PAST TENSE 17. I killed the dog.

18. Did I kill the dog?

19. I didn’t kill the dog.

20. Didn’t I kill the dog?

21. I was listening to the song.

22. Was I listening to the song?

23. I wasn’t listening to the song.

24. Wasn’t I listening to the song?

25. I had finished the work. (before he came)

26. Had I finished the work? (before he came)

27. I hadn’t the finished the work. (before he came)

28. Hadn’t I finished the work? (before he came)

29. I had been living there for two years.

30. Had I been living there for two years.

31. I hadn’t been living there for two years.

32. Hadn’t I been living there for two years?

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FUTURE TENSE 33. I will read the novel.

34. Shall I read the novel?

35. I won’t read the novel.

36. Won’t I read the novel?

37. I will be beating a rogue.

38. Shall I be beating a rogue?

39. I won’t be beating a rogue.

40. Won’t I be beating a rogue?

41. I will have taught the students.

42. Shall I have taught the students?

43. I won’t have taught the students.

44. Won’t I have taught the students?

45. I will have been living there for two years.

46. Shall I have been living there for two years?

47. I won’t have been living there for two years.

48. Won’t I have been living there for two years?

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SENTENCES WITH ADJECTIVES1. Ravi is a good boy.

2. Is Ravi a good boy?

3. Ravi isn’t a good boy.

4. Isn’t Ravi a good boy?

5. Gita is a good girl.

6. Is Gita a good girl?

7. Gita isn’t a good girl.

8. Isn’t Gita a good girl?

9. I am a good teacher.

10. Am I a good teacher?

11. I am not a good teacher.

12. Am I not a good teacher?

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13. We are good friends.

14. Are we good friends?

15. We aren’t good friends.

16. Aren’t we good friends?

17. You are a farmer.

18. Are you a farmer?

19. You aren’t a farmer.

20. Aren’t you a farmer?

21. He is intelligent.

22. Is he intelligent?

23. He isn’t intelligent.

24. Isn’t he intelligent?

25. She is dullard.

26. Is she dullard?

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27. She isn’t dullard.

28. Isn’t she dullard?

29. It is cheap.

30. Is it cheap?

31. It isn’t cheap.

32. Isn’t it cheap?

33. They are soldiers.

34. Are they soldiers?

35. They aren’t soldiers.

36. Aren’t they soldiers?

37. Boys are obedient.

38. Are boys obedient?

39. Boys aren’t obedient.

40. Aren’t boys obedient?

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A few sentences with prepositions.1. I saw Ravi in the library.

2. Rama married Sita on this day.

3. Your book is on the table.

4. Trains will not arrive on time.

5. We will come on Saturday.

6. He acted on my advice.

7. Sita is on the committee.

8. She died of cancer.

9. Sita is daughter of Janaka.

10. The ring is made of gold.

11. Rama is a man of word.

12. She went to buy vegetables.

13. He has come to teach me.

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14. I walk to the garden early in the morning.

15. He went to the railway station.

16. There is a house by the temple.

17. Come and Sit by me.

18. Ravana was killed by Rama

19. I can pass I.A.S.exam through hard work.

20. All that was done, was through envy.

21. He is with you, why do you worry?

22. He beats the dog with a stick.

23. Ravi went out with a heavy bag.

24. He is at the office.

25. She comes at 6’O clock.

26. We are at Birla Temple in Hyderabad.

27. Hyderabad is in Andhra Pradesh.

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28. She was in great distress.

29. I read it in ‘Eenadu’.

30. I am going to the market for vegetables.

31. Passengers for the Vijayawada are waiting for the bus.

32. We vote for him.

33. She is about to marry.

34. The broom is behind the door.

35. She will come to rescue me without fail.

36. The fan is above my head.

37. Ravi parked his car across the road.

38. Besides being a teacher, he is a poet.

39. Vijayawada is between Guntur and Gudivada.

40. My father is inside the home.

41. He left his shoes outside.

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42. The train had left before I reached the railway station.

43. The teacher complained against the student.

44. Step into our institute to learn English.

45. I got good knowledge out of this book.

46. Out of my experience. I am teaching these morals.

47. I did not achieve anything throughout my life.

48. He has been facing difficulties throughout his life.

49. Without sir’s permission she left the class.

50. The hero will come here within a few minutes.

51. The show will begin within five minutes.

52. He welcomed us with his whole heart.

53. The train will arrive within five minutes.

54. Keep your expenses within your income.

55. He lives at Deverapalli.

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56. She lives in Delhi.

57. There is a war between India and Pakistan.

58. Ramu is the laziest boy among the three brothers.

59. I have been teaching English since 1980.

60. I have been teaching English for 8 years.

61. My sister sat beside me.

62. Besides working as a teacher, he also acts in films.

63. He was killed with a knife.

64. He was killed by Rama.

65. Veena sat on the bench.

66. The cat jumped upon the rat.

67. An egg is in the box.

68. A frog jumped into the river.

69. She was kept waiting till 3’O clock.

70. I will return home by 3’O Clock.

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71. Ravi left work at 4’O clock.

72. It is about four now.

73. Seshu will return in a week.

74. Ravi will return within a week.

75. Ravi will meet you at the station.

76. The police rushed at the naxals.

77. She will come at 9’O Clock.

78. You must come to college in time.

79. She found me at play.

80. She is good at singing.

81. The audience were overwhelmed at Chiru’s performance.

82. She is with her husband.

83. Fill the petrol tank with 5 litres.

84. I didn’t write with such a costly pen.

85. He lives with his grandmother.

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Sentences with helping verbs.There are 23 helping verbs.1. Am 2. Is 3. Are 4. Was5. Were 6. Being 7. Been 8. Be9. Have 10. Has 11. Had 12. Do13. Does 14. Did 15. Shall 16. Should17. Will 18. Would 19. May 20. Might21. Must 22. Can 23. Could

Sentences formed with helping verbs1. I am walking.

2. He is walking.

3. We are walking.

4. I was playing cricket in the morning.

5. We were playing foot ball in the evening.

6. I am being advised by Ramesh.

7. I have been scolded by my boss.

8. I will be taking my exam at this time tomorrow .

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9. I have eaten a mango just now.

10. He has beaten Ravi.

11. I had helped him yesterday before you came.

12. Do you go there everyday?

13. Does he often visit this place?

14. Did you take your exam yesterday?

15. Shall we make a move?

16. You should attend that party tomorrow.

17. He will you meet tomorrow.

18. Would you mind opening the window?

19. He may help you.

20. He might be coming here now.

21. You must go there.

22. I can go there alone.

23. I could sleep there last night.

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(A few sentences with questions)1. I am present.

2. Am I present?

3. I am not present.

4. Am I not present?

5. I was present.

6. Was I present?

7. I wasn’t present.

8. Wasn’t I present?

9. I will be present.

10. Shall I be present?

11. I won’t be present.

12. Won’t I be present?

13. I am here.

14. Am I here?

15. I am not here.

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16. Am I not here?

17. I was here.

18. Was I here?

19. I wasn’t here.

20. Wasn’t I here?

21. I will be here.

22. Shall I be here?

23. I won’t be here.

24. Won’t I be here?

25. I can help.

26. Can I help?

27. I can’t help.

28. Can’t I help?

29. I could help.

30. Could I help?

31. I couldn’t help.

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32. Couldn’t I help?

33. I am able to help.

34. Am I able to help?

35. I am not able to help.

36. Am I not able to help?

37. I was able to help.

38. Was I able to help?

39. I wasn’t able to help.

40. Wasn’t I able to help?

41. I will be able to help.

42. Shall I be able to help?

43. I won’t be able to help.

44. Won’t I be able to help?

45. I may help.

46. May I help?

47. I may not help.

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48. I might help.

49. Might I help?

50. I might not help.

51. I must help.

52. Must I help?

53. I musn’t help.

54. Musn’t I help?

55. I should help.

56. Should I help?

57. I shouldn’t help.

58. Shouldn’t I help?

59. I am going to help.

60. Am I going to help?

61. I am not going to help.

62. Am I not going to help?

63. I am about to help.

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64. Am I about to help?

65. I am not about to help.

66. Am I not about to help?

67. I dare to help.

68. Do I dare to help?

69. I don’t dare to help.

70. Don’t I dare to help?

71. I have money.

72. Do I have money?

73. I don’t have money.

74. Don’t I have money?

75. I have to go.

76. Do I have to go?

77. I don’t have to go.

78. Don’t I have to go.

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79. I had to go there yesterday.

78. Did I have to go there yesterday?

79. I didn’t have to go there yesterday.

80. Didn’t I have to go there yesterday?

81. I will have to go there tomorrow.

82. Shall I have to go there tomorrow?

83. I won’t have to go there tomorrow.

84. Won’t I have to go there tomorrow?

85. Let me say.

86. Let me not say.

87. I saw him go there.

88. Did I see him go there?

89. I didn’t see him go there.

90. Didn’t I see him go there?

91. I saw him going there.

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92. Did I see him going there?

93. I didn’t see him going there.

94. Didn’t I see him going there?

95. If I read, you will read.

96. If I don’t read, you will read.

97. If I read, you won’t read.

98. If I don’t read, you won’t read.

99. If I had worked hard, I would have passed.

100. If I hadn’t worked hard, I wouldn’t have passed.

101. If I asked him, he would help me.

102. If I didn’t asked him, he wouldn’t help me.

103. If I were a bird, I would fly home.

104. I used to help.

105. Did I use to help?

106. I didn’t use to help.

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107. Didn’t I use to help?

108. I would have helped him.

109. I wouldn’t have helped him.

110. I might have helped him.

111. I might not have helped him.

112. I should have helped him.

113. I shouldn’t have helped him.

114. I must have helped him.

115. I mustn’t have helped him.

116. I could have helped him.

117. I like you.

118. Do I like you?

119. I don’t like you.

120. Don’t I like you.

121. I love you.

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122. Do I love you?

123. I don’t love you.

124. Don’t I love you.

125. I want you.

126. Do I want you?

127. I don’t want you.

128. Don’t I want you?

129. I need you.

130. Do I need you?

132. I don’t need you.

133. Don’t I need you?

134. I want your help.

135. Do I want your help?

136. I don’t want your help.

137. Don’t I want your help?

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138. I prefer to go there.

139. Do I prefer to go there?

140. I don’t prefer to go there.

141. Don’t I prefer to go there?

142. What are you?

143. I am walking fast.

144. Am I walking fast?

145. I am not walking fast.

146. Am I not walking fast?

147. I have no money to spend.

148. I am thirty five years old.

149. I know nothing/I don’t no anything.

150. I go nowhere.

151. I go anywhere.

152. I went nowhere.

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153. I told nothing/I didn’t tell anything.

154. He is too weak to walk.

155. None of the girls is coming here.

156. One of the fruits is a mango.

157. One of the members of that committee is intelligent.

158. He and I are twins.

159. Both his sons are doctors.

160. Each of you should have a book.

161. Either side of this case is guilty.

162. He is brilliant.

163. He is a brilliant person.

164. He is brilliant neither at language nor at science.

165. Ramesh is cleverer than any other boy in the class.(C.D)

166. No other boy in the class is as clever as Ramesh. (P.D)

167. Very few boys in the class are as clever as Ramesh.

168. The dancing girl is my sister.

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ADVERB SENTENCES1. I am walking fast. 2. Am I walking fast? 3. I’m not walking fast. 4. Aren’t I walking fast? 5. We are walking fast. 6. Are we walking fast? 7. We aren’t walking fast. 8. Aren’t we walking fast? 9. You are walking fast. 10. Are you walking fast? 11. You aren’t walking fast. 12. Aren’t you walking fast? 13. They are walking fast. 14. Are they walking fast? 15. They aren’t walking fast. 16. Aren’t they walking fast? 17. Boys are walking fast. 18. Are boys walking fast? 19. Boys aren’t walking fast. 20. Aren’t boys walking fast?

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21. He is walking fast. 22. Is he walking fast? 23. He isn’t walking fast. 24. Isn’t he walking fast? 25. She is walking fast. 26. Is she walking fast? 27. She isn’t walking fast. 28. Isn’t she walking fast? 29. It is walking fast. 30. Is it walking fast? 31. It isn’t walking fast. 32. Isn’t it walking fast? 33. Rama is walking fast. 34. Is Rama walking fast? 35. Rama isn’t walking fast.36. Isn’t Rama walking fast?37. Sita is walking fast. 38. Is Sita walking fast? 39. Sita isn’t walking fast. 40. Isn’t Sita walking fast?

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A few sentences with adjectives1. I am intelligent.

2. I am an intelligent person.

3. We are blacks.

4. We are black people.

5. You are weak.

6. You are a weak person.

7. They are rich.

8. They are rich people.

9. Boys are obedient.

10. Boys are obedient students.

11. He is cunning.

12. He is a cunning fellow.

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13. She is beautiful.

14. She is a beautiful girl.

15. It is cheap.

16. It is a cheap article.

17. Rama is righteous.

18. Rama is a righteous person.

19. Sita is pious.

20. Sita is a pious lady.

21. I am not coward.

22. Am I not a coward ?

23. We are not poor.

24. Aren’t we poor persons?

25. You are not bold enough.

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26. Aren’t you bold enough?

27. They aren’t timid.

28. Aren’tthey timid fellows?

29. Boys are not mischvious.

30. Aren’t boys mischvious fellows?

31. He isn’t good.

32. Isn’t he a good man?

33. She Isn’t wise.

34. Isn’t she a wise lady?

35. It Isn’t costly.

36. Isn’t it a costly article?

37. Rama is good.

38. Rama is a good boy.

39. Sita is good.

40. Sita is a good girl.

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A few sentences 1. Have to / has to -

a. I have to go there b. He has to come here.

2. Had to a. I had to take wine in that function.

b. He had to marry her.

3. Will have to a. I will have to beat him tomorrow for his misbehaviour. b. You will have to help me tomorrow.

4. Going to / about to a. I am going to marry her. b. I am about to marry her. c. He is going to perform dance.d. He is about to perform dance

5. Let a. I let him come. b. Let him come c. Let us go

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6. I saw him go there.

7. I saw him going there.

8. He is too weak to walk.

9. He is a university student.

10. She is a Govt. College student.

11. I brought three dozen mangoes.

12. None of the girls is coming to the picnic.

13. None of the boys in the class is intelligent.

(Note: Non of the plural noun followed by singular verb)14. He and I are twins.

15. Both his sons are doctors.

16. Vijayawada as well as Hyderabad is a city.

17. I like to listen to the radio.

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18. I am thirty five years old.

19. I know nothing.

20. He knows nothing.

21. I knew nothing.

22. He did something.

23. Somebody came here.

24. Nobody took it.

25. He went somewhere.

26. Every man, woman and child was present.

27. Which of you took it?

28. Either side of this case is guilty.

29. Owing to his illness, he was absent.

30. He is brilliant neither at language nor at science.

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31. Neither of us was present at the meeting.

32. If you read well, you will pass.

33. If he had worked hard, he would have passed.

34. If you come there I will come.

35. If I asked him, he would help me.

36. If I had not asked him for help, he would not have helped me.

37. If I were a bird, I would fly home.

38. If I had gone there, I would have got the job.

39. Ramesh is the cleverest boy in the class (Superlative Degree)

40. Ramesh is cleverer than any other boy in the class.(Comparative Degree)

41. No other boy in the class is as clever as Ramesh(Positive Degree)

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42. Very few boys in the class are as clever as Ramesh.

43. I have no money to spend.

44. Used to

Ex : I used to smoke in youth.

45. Have – Has } + V3

(Present Perfect)

a. I have eaten a mango.

b. He has come here.

46. I would have helped him.

47. I might have helped him.

48. I could have helped him.

49. I must have helped him.

50. I should have helped him

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1. I am waking.Am I walking?I am not walking.Am I not walking?

2. I walked.Did I walk?I didn’t walk.Didn’t I walk?

3. I will walk.Shall I walk?I won’t walk.Won’t I walk?

4. I was walking yesterday.Was I walking yesterday?I wasn’t walking yesterday.Wasn’t I walking yesterday?

5. I will be walking tomorrow.Shall I be walking tomorrow?I won’t be walking tomorrow.Won’t I be walking tomorrow?

6. I walk.Do I walk?I don’t walk.Don’t I walk.

SIX IMPORTANT SENTENCES

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V1 V2 V3see saw seenspeak spoke spokensleep slept sleptinvite invited invitedsend sent sent

1. I am walking. 2. We are walking. 3. You are walking. 4. They are walking. 5. Boys are walking. 6. He is walking. 7. She is walking. 8. It is walking. 9. Rama is walking. 10. Sita is walking. 11. Am I walking ? Are we walking ?

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13. Are you walking ?

14. Are they walking ? 15. Are boys walking ? 17. Is he walking ? 18. Is she walking ? 18. Is it walking ? 19. Is Rama walking ? 20. Is Sita walking ? 21. I am not walking ? 22. We are not /

aren’t ( walking ? 23. You aren’t walking. 24. They aren’t walking. 25. Boys aren’t walking. 26. He isn’t( walking. 27. She isn’t walking. 28. It isn’t walking. 29. Rama isn’t walking. 30. Sita isn’t walking. 31. Am I not walking ? 32. Aren’t we walking ? 33. Aren’t you walking ? 34. Aren’t they walking ?

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35. Aren’t boys walking ? 36. Isn’t he walking ? 37. Isn’t she walking ? 38. Isn’t it walking ? 39. Isn’t Rama walking ? 40. Isn’t Sita walking ? 41. I walked. 42. We walked. 43. You walked. 44. They walked. 45. Boys walked. 46. He walked. 47. She walked. 48. It walked. 49. Rama walked. 50. Sita walked. 51. Did I walk? 52. Did we walk? 53. Did you walk? 54. Did they walk? 55. Did boys walk? 56. Did he walk? 57. Did she walk? 58. Did it walk?

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59. Did Rama walk? 60. Did Sita walk? 61. I didn’t/(

I did not walk 62. We didn’t walk 63. You didn’t walk. 64. They didn’t walk. 65. Boys didn’t walk. 66. He didn’t walk. 67. She didn’t walk. 68. It didn’t walk. 69. Rama didn’t walk. 70. Sita didn’t walk. 71. Didn’t I walk? 72. Didn’t we walk? 73. Didn’t you walk?

74. Didn’t they walk? 75. Didn’t boys walk? 76. Didn’t he walk? 77. Didn’t she walk? 78. Didn’t it walk? 79. Didn’t Rama walk? 80. Didn’t Sita walk?

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81. I shall /will walk. 82. We shall/will walk. 83. You will walk. 84. They will walk. 85. Boys will walk. 86. He will walk. 87. She will walk. 88. It will walk. 89. Rama will walk. 90. Sita will walk. 91. Shall I walk? 92. Shall we walk? 93. will you walk?94. Will they walk? 95. Will boys walk? 96. Will he walk? 97. Will she walk? 98. Will it walk? 99. Will Rama walk? 100. Will Sita walk? 101. I won’t walk. 102. We won’t walk. 103. You won’t walk. 104. They won’t walk.

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105. Boys won’t walk. 106. He won’t walk. 107. She won’t walk. 108. It won’t walk. 109. Rama won’t walk. 110. Sita won’t walk. 111. Won’t I walk? 112. Won’t we walk? 113. Won’t you walk? 114. Won’t they walk? 115. Won’t boys walk? 116. Won’t he walk? 117. Won’t She walk? 118. Won’t It walk? 119. Won’t Rama walk? 120. Won’t Sita walk? 121. I was walking. 122. We were walking. 123. You were walking.

124. They were walking. 125. Boys were walking. 126. He was walking. 127. She was walking.

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128. It was walking. 129. Rama was walking. 130. Sita was walking. 131. Was I walking? 132. Were we walking? 133. Were you walking?

134. Were they walking? 135. Were boys walking? 136. Was he walking? 137. Was she walking? 138. Was It walking? 139. Was Rama walking? 140. Was Sita walking? 141. I wasn’t walking. 142. We weren’t walking. 143. You weren’t walking. 144. They weren’t walking. 145. Boys weren’t walking. 146. He wasn’t walking. 147. She wasn’t walking. 148. It wasn’t walking. 149. Rama wasn’t walking. 150. Sita wasn’t walking.

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151. Wasn’t I walking? 152. Weren’t we walking? 153. Weren’t you walking? 154. Weren’t they walking? 155. Weren’t boys walking? 156. Wasn’t he walking? 157. Wasn’t she walking? 158. Wasn’t it walking? 159. Wasn’t Rama walking? 160. Wasn’t sita walking? 161. I will be walking. 162. We will be walking. 163. You will be walking.

164. They will be walking. 165. Boys will be walking. 166. He will be walking. 167. She will be walking. 168. It will be walking. 169. Rama will be walking. 170. Sita will be walking. 171. Will I be walking? 172. Will we be walking?

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173. Will you be walking ? 174. Will they be walking? 175. Will boys be walking ? 176. Will he be walking ? 177. Will she be walking ? 178. Will it be walking ? 179. Will Rama be walking ? 180. Will Sita be walking ? 181. I won’t be walking. 182. We won’t be walking. 183. You won’t be walking. 184. They won’t be walking. 185. Boys wont’ be walking. 186. He won’t be walking. 187. She won’t be walking. 188. It won’t be walking ? 189. Rama won’t be walking ? 190. Sita won’t be walking ? 191. Won’t I be walking? 192.Won’t we be walking? 193.Won’t you be walking?

194.Won’t they be walking?

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195.Won’t boys be walking? 196.Won’t he be walking? 197.Won’t She be walking? 198.Won’t It be walking? 199.Won’t Rama be walking? 200.Won’t Sita be walking? 201. I walk. 201. We walk. 203. You Walk. 204. They walk. 205. Boys walk. 206. He walks. 207. She walks. 208. It walks. 209. Rama walks. 210. Sita walks. 211. Do I walk? 212. Do we walk? 213. Do you walk? 214. Do they walk? 215. Do boys walk? 216. Does he walk? 217. Does she walk?

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218. Does It walk? 219. Does Rama walk? 220. Does Sita walk? 221. I don’t(do not) walk. 222. We don’t walk. 223. You don’t walk. 224. They don’t walk. 225. Boys don’t walk. 226. He doesn’t walk. 227. She doesn’t walk. 228. It doesn’t walk. 229. Rama doesn’t walk. 230. Sita doesn’t walk. 231. Don’t I walk? 232. Don’t we walk? 233. Don’t you walk? 234. Don’t they walk? 235 . Don’t boys walk? 236. Doesn’t he walk? 237. Doesn’t she walk? 238. Doesn’t it walk? 239. Doesn’t Rama walk? 240. Doesn’t Sita walk?

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PRES

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TEN

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FUTU

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Was

I P

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2. S

hall

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Pres

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3.

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4. A

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Was

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Won

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5. I’

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5. I

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5. I

will

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tom

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6.

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6. W

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6. S

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tom

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7.

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7. I

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8.

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8. W

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8. W

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tom

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9.

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10. C

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. I c

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11. C

ould

I w

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11. C

an/C

ould

I w

alk

Tom

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w. ?

12. C

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12. C

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n’t I

wal

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ster

day

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. Can

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n’t I

wal

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13

. I w

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13. I

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. I w

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14

. Do

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14. D

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. Sha

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15. I

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15. I

did

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row.

16. D

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16. D

idn’

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16. W

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17

. I m

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. I m

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day

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18. M

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wal

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18. M

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I w

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Yest

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19

. I m

ayn’

t wal

k no

w.19

. I m

ight

not

wal

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ster

day.

20. M

ayn’

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I no

t wal

k no

w ?

20. M

ight

I no

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ster

day

?

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21. I

hav

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ve m

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.21

. I ‘d

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21. I

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22

. Do

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?22

. Did

I ha

ve m

oney

yes

terd

ay ?

22. S

hall

I hav

e m

oney

tom

orro

w ?

23. I

don

’t/do

not

hav

e m

oney

.23

. I d

idn’

t hav

e m

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yes

terd

ay.

23. I

won

’t /w

ill n

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ave

mon

ey to

mor

row

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24

. Don

’t I h

ave

mon

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24. D

idn’

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mon

ey Y

este

rday

?24

. Won

’t I h

ave

mon

ey to

mor

row

?

?

25. I

wan

t to

wal

k.25

. I w

ante

d to

wal

k ye

ster

day.

25. I

will

wan

t to

wal

k to

mor

row.

26

. Do

I wan

t to

wal

k ?

26. D

id I

wan

t to

wal

k ye

ster

day

?26

. Sha

ll I w

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alk

tom

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27

. I d

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wal

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. I d

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wal

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ster

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27. I

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alk

tom

orro

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28. D

on’t

I wan

t to

wal

k ?

28. D

idn’

t I w

ant t

o w

alk

yest

erda

y ?

28. W

on’t

I wan

t to

wal

k to

mor

row

?

29

. I li

ke to

wal

k no

w.29

. I li

ked

to w

alk

Yest

erda

y.29

. I w

ill li

ke to

wal

k to

mor

row.

30

. Do

I lik

e to

wal

k no

w?

30. D

id I

like

to w

alk

yest

erda

y?30

. Sha

ll I l

ike

to w

alk

tom

orro

w?

31

. I d

on’t

like

to w

alk

now.

31. I

did

n’t l

ike

to w

alk

yest

erda

y?

31. I

won

’t lik

e to

wal

k to

mor

row.

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32. D

on’t

I lik

e to

wal

k no

w?

32. D

idn’

t I li

ke to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

32. W

on’t

I lik

e to

wal

k to

mor

row

?

33. I

dar

e to

wal

k.33

. I d

ared

to w

alk

yest

erda

y.33

. I w

ill d

are

to w

alk

tom

orro

w.

34

. Do

I dar

e to

wal

k?34

. Did

I da

re to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

34. S

hall

I dar

e to

wal

k to

mor

row

?

35

. I d

on’t

dare

to w

alk.

35. I

did

n’t d

are

to w

alk

yest

erda

y.

35. I

won

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re to

wal

k to

mor

row.

36. D

on’t

I dar

e to

wal

k?36

. Did

n’t I

dar

e to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

36. W

on’t

I dar

e to

wal

k to

mor

row

?

37

. I n

eed

to w

alk.

37. I

nee

ded

to w

alk

yest

erda

y.37

. I w

ill n

eed

to w

alk

tom

orro

w.

38

. Do

I nee

d to

wal

k?38

. Did

I ne

ed to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

38. S

hall

I nee

d to

wal

k to

mor

row

?

39

. I d

on’t

need

to w

alk.

39. I

did

n’t n

eed

to w

alk

yest

erda

y.39

. I w

on’t

need

to w

alk

tom

orro

w.

40

. Don

’t I n

eed

to w

alk

?40

. Did

n’t I

nee

d to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

40. W

on’t

I nee

d to

wal

k to

mor

row

?

41

. I h

ave t

o w

alk.

41. I

had

to w

alk

yest

erda

y.

41. I

will

hav

e to

wal

k to

mor

row.

42

. Do

I hav

e to

wal

k?42

. Did

I ha

ve to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

42. S

hall

I hav

e to

wal

k to

mor

row

?

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43. I

don

’t ha

ve to

wal

k.43

. I d

idn’

t hav

e to

wal

k ye

ster

day.

43. I

won

’t ha

ve to

wal

k to

mor

row.

44. D

on’t

I hav

e to

wal

k?44

. Did

n’t I

hav

e to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

44. W

on’t

I hav

e to

wal

k to

mor

row

?

45. I

am

abl

e to

wal

k.45

. I w

as a

ble

to w

alk

yest

erda

y.45

. I w

ill b

e ab

le to

wal

k to

mor

row.

46. A

m I

able

to w

alk?

46. W

as I

able

to w

alk

yest

erda

y?46

. Sha

ll I b

e abl

e to

wal

k to

mor

row

?

47

. I a

m n

ot a

ble

to w

alk.

47. I

was

n’t a

ble

to w

alk

yest

erda

y.47

. I w

on’t

be a

ble

to w

alk

tom

orro

w.

48

. Are

n’t I

abl

e to

wal

k?48

. Was

n’t I

abl

e to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

48. W

on’t

I abl

e to

wal

k to

mor

row

?

49.

I am

goo

d at

mus

ic.

49. I

was

goo

d at

mus

ic la

st y

ear.

49. I

will

be

good

at m

usic

nex

t yea

r.

50. A

m I

good

at m

usic

?

50.

Was

I go

od a

t mus

ic la

st y

ear?

50.S

hall

I be g

ood

at m

usic

nex

t yea

r?

51

. I a

m n

ot g

ood

at E

nglis

h.

51.

I w

asn’

t goo

d at

mus

ic la

st y

ear.

51.I

won

’t be

goo

d at

mus

ic n

ext y

ear.

52

. Are

n’t I

goo

d at

mus

ic?

52

. Was

n’t I

goo

d at

mus

ic la

st y

ear?

52. W

on’t

be g

ood a

t mus

ic ne

xt Y

ear?

53

. I a

m in

telli

gent

53

. I w

as in

telli

gent

last

yea

r53

. I w

ill b

e in

telli

gent

nex

t yea

r

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228

54. A

m I

inte

llige

nt?

54.

Was

I in

telli

gent

last

yea

r?54

. Sha

ll I b

e in

telli

gent

nex

t yea

r?

55. I

am

not

inte

llige

nt

5

5. I

was

n’t i

ntel

ligen

t las

t yea

r55

. I w

on’t

be in

telli

gent

nex

t yea

r

56. A

ren’

t I in

telli

gent

?

5

6. W

asn’

t I in

telli

gent

last

yea

r?56

. Won

’t I b

e in

telli

gent

nex

t yea

r?

57. I

am

an

inte

llige

nt p

erso

n

57

. I w

as a

n in

telli

gent

per

son

57. I

will

be

an in

telli

gent

per

son

58. A

m I

an in

telli

gent

per

son?

5

8. W

as I

an in

telli

gent

per

son?

58. S

hall

I be

an in

telli

gent

per

son?

59

. I a

m n

ot a

n in

telli

gent

per

son

59.

I w

asn’

t an

inte

llige

nt p

erso

n

59. I

won

’t be

an

inte

llige

nt p

erso

n

60

. Are

n’t I

an

inte

llige

nt p

erso

n?60

. Was

n’t I

an

inte

llige

nt p

erso

n?

60.

Won

’t I b

e an

inte

llige

nt p

erso

n?

61

. I a

m a

stud

ent l

ast y

ear

61. I

will

be

a st

uden

t nex

t yea

r

62. A

m I

a st

uden

t?62

. Was

I a

stud

ent l

ast y

ear?

62. S

hall

I be

a st

uden

t nex

t yea

r?

63

. I’m

not

a st

uden

t63

. I w

asn’

t a st

uden

t las

t yea

r

6

3. I

won

’t be

a st

uden

t nex

t yea

r

64

. Are

n’t I

a st

uden

t?64

. Was

n’t I

stud

ent l

ast y

ear?

64

. Won

’t I b

e a

stud

ent n

ext y

ear?

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229

65. I

am

goi

ng to

wal

k65

. I w

as g

oing

to w

alk

65. I

will

be

goin

g to

wal

k

66

. Am

I go

ing

to w

alk?

66. W

as I

goin

g to

wal

k?66

. Sha

ll I b

e go

ing

to w

alk?

67. I

am

not

goi

ng to

wal

k67

. I w

asn’

t goi

ng to

wal

k67

. I w

on’t

be g

oing

to w

alk

68. A

ren’

t I g

oing

to w

alk?

68. W

asn’

t I g

oing

to w

alk

?68

. Won

’t I b

e go

ing

to w

alk?

69

. I am

talle

r tha

n kr

ishn

a69

. I w

as ta

ller t

han

kris

han

69. I

will

be

talle

r tha

n kr

ishn

a

70. A

m I

talle

r tha

n kr

ishn

a?70

. Was

I ta

ller t

han

kris

hna?

70. S

hall

I be t

alle

r tha

n kr

ishn

a?

71

. I am

not

talle

r tha

n kr

ishn

a71

. I w

asn’

t tal

ler t

han

kris

hna

71. I

won

’t be

tallk

er th

an k

rishn

a

72

. Are

n’t I

talle

r tha

n kr

ishn

a?72

. Was

n’t I

tallk

er th

an k

rishn

a?72

. Won

’t I b

e ta

ller t

han

kris

hna?

73. I

an

runn

ing

73. I

was

runn

ing

73. I

will

be r

unni

ng

74. A

m I

runn

ing?

74. W

as I

runn

ing?

74. S

hall

I be r

unni

ng?

75. I

am n

ot ru

nnin

g?75

. I w

asn’

t run

ning

?75

. I w

on’t

be ru

nnin

g?

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230

76. A

ren’

t I ru

nnin

g76

. Was

n’t I

runn

ing

76.

Won

’t I b

e ru

nnin

g

77. I

am

runn

ing

fast

77. I

was

runn

ing

fast

77.

I w

llbe r

unni

ng fa

st

78. A

m I

runn

ing

fast

?78

. Was

I ru

nnin

g fa

st?

78.

Sha

ll I b

e run

ning

fast

?

79

. I a

m n

ot ru

nnin

g fa

st.

79. I

was

n’t r

unni

ng fa

st.

79.

I w

on’t

be ru

nnin

g fa

st.

80

. Are

n’t I

runn

ing

fast

?80

. Was

n’t I

runn

ing

fast

?80

. Won

’t I b

e ru

nnin

g fa

st?

81

. I h

ave b

een

runn

ing

81. I

had

bee

n ru

nnin

g ye

ster

day

even

ing

81.I

will

hav

e bee

n ru

nnin

g to

mor

row

82. H

ave I

bee

n ru

nnin

g?82

. Had

I be

en rn

ning

yes

terd

ay e

veni

ng82

. Sha

ll I h

ave b

een

runn

ing

tom

orro

w

83

. I h

aven

’t be

en ru

nnin

g83

. I h

adn’

t bee

n ru

nnin

g ye

ster

day e

veni

ng83

. I w

on’t

have

bee

n ru

nnin

g to

mor

row

84

. Hav

en’t

I bee

n ru

nnin

g?84

. Had

n’t I

bee

n ru

nnin

g ye

ster

day

even

ing?

84. W

on’t

I hav

e bee

n ru

nnin

g to

mm

orow

?

85

. I h

ave w

alke

d85

. I h

ad w

alke

d ye

ster

day

befo

re h

e ca

me

85. I

will

hav

e wal

ked

tom

orro

w by

this

time

86

. H

ave

I wal

ked?

86. H

ave

I wal

ked

Yest

erda

y be

fore

he

cam

e?86

.Sha

ll I h

ave w

alke

d tom

orro

w by

this

time?

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231

87. I

hav

en’t

wal

ked

87. I

had

n’t w

alke

d ye

ster

day

befo

re h

e ca

me.

87.S

hall I

have

walk

ed to

morro

w by

this

time.

88

. Hav

en’t

I wal

ked?

88. H

adn’

t I w

alke

d ye

ster

day

befo

re h

e cam

e?

88.

Won

’t I h

ave w

alked

tom

orro

w by

this

time?

89. I

am

adv

ised

toda

y89

. I w

as a

dvis

ed y

este

rday

89.I

will

be

advi

sed

tom

orro

w

90. A

m I

advi

sed

toda

y90

. Was

I ad

vise

d ye

ster

day

?

90.

Sha

ll I b

e ad

vise

d to

mor

row

?

91. I

am

not

adv

ised

toda

y91

. I w

asn’

t adv

ised

yes

terd

ay

9

1. I

won

’t be

adv

ised

tom

orro

w

92

. Are

n’t I

adv

ised

toda

y ?

92. W

asn’

t I a

dvis

ed y

este

rday

?

92.

Won

’t I b

e ad

vise

d to

mor

row

?

93

. I h

ave

been

adv

ised

93. I

had

bee

n ad

vise

d yes

terda

y be

fore

he c

ame

9

3. I

will

hav

e bee

n ad

vise

d

to

mor

row

by

this

tim

e

94

. Hav

e I b

een

advi

sed

?93

. Had

I be

en ad

vise

d yes

terda

y befo

re h

e cam

e ? 9

3. S

hall

I hav

e be

en a

dvis

ed

tom

mor

row

by

this

tim

e ?

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232

95

. I h

aven

’t be

en a

dvis

ed95

. I h

adn’

t bee

n ad

vise

d ye

ster

day

befo

re h

e ca

me

95. I

won

’t ha

ve b

een

advi

sed

96. H

aven

’t I b

een

advi

sed

?96

. Had

n’t I

bee

n ad

vise

d ye

sterd

ay b

efor

e he

cam

e?96

. Won

’t I h

ave

been

adv

ised

tom

orro

w b

y th

is ti

me

97. I

am

bei

ng a

dvis

ed97

. I w

as b

eing

adv

ised

yes

terd

ay a

t thi

s tim

e

98

. Am

I be

ing

advi

sed?

98. W

as I

bein

g ad

vise

d ye

ster

day

at th

is ti

me?

99. I

am

not

bei

ng a

dvis

ed99

. I w

asn’

t bei

ng a

dvis

ed y

este

rday

at t

his t

ime

10

0. A

ren’

t I b

eing

adv

ised

?10

0. W

asn’

t I b

eing

adv

ised

yes

terd

ay a

t thi

s tim

e?

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233

PRE

SEN

TPA

STFU

TUR

E1.

Wha

t are

you

doi

ng n

ow?

1. W

hat w

ere

you

doin

g ye

ster

day?

1. W

hat w

ill y

ou d

oing

tom

orro

w?

2. W

hat h

ave I

bee

n do

ing?

2. W

hat h

ad I

been

yes

terd

ay a

t thi

stim

e?2.

Wha

t sha

ll I h

ave

been

doi

ng to

mor

row

by

this

tim

e?3.

Wha

t do

I say

now

?3.

Wha

t did

I sa

y ye

ster

day

mor

ning

?3.

Wha

t sha

ll I d

o to

mor

row

?4.

Wha

t hav

e I d

one?

4. W

hat h

ad I d

one y

ester

day b

efor

e he c

ame?

4. W

hat s

hall

I hav

e do

ne to

mor

row

?5.

Wha

t am

I ad

vise

d?5.

Wha

t was

I ad

vise

d ye

ster

day?

5. W

hat s

hall

I be

advi

sed

tom

orro

w?

6. W

hat h

ave I

bee

n ad

vise

d?6.

Wha

t had

I be

en a

dvis

ed y

este

rday

6. W

hat s

hall

I hav

e bee

n ad

vise

d ?

befo

re h

e ca

me?

7. W

hat a

m I

bein

g ad

vise

d to

day?

7. W

hat w

as I

advi

sed

yest

erda

y?8.

Wha

t do

I hav

e now

?8.

Wha

t did

I ha

ve y

este

rday

?8.

Wha

t sha

ll I h

ave

tom

orro

w?

9. W

hat d

o I h

ave

to sa

y no

w?

9. W

hat d

id I

have

to sa

y ye

ster

day?

9. W

hat s

hall

I hav

e to

say

tom

orro

w?

10. W

hat c

an I

say

now

?10

. Wha

t cou

ld I

say

yest

erda

y?10

. Wha

t can

I sa

y to

mor

row

?11

. Wha

t am

I ab

le to

say

now

?11

. Wha

t was

I ab

le to

say

yest

erda

y?11

. Wha

t sha

ll I b

e ab

le to

say

tom

orro

w?

12. W

hat a

m I?

12. W

hat w

as I

last

yea

r?12

. Wha

t sha

ll I b

e ne

xt y

ear?

13. W

hat a

n I g

oing

to d

o?13

. Wha

t was

I go

ing

to d

o ye

ster

day?

13. W

hat s

hall

I be

goin

g to

do

tom

orro

w?

14. W

hat d

o I n

eed

toda

y?14

. Wha

t did

I ne

ed y

este

rday

?14

. Wha

t sha

ll I n

eed

tom

orro

w?

15. W

hat d

o I d

are

to sa

y no

w?

15. W

hat d

id I

dare

to sa

y ye

ster

day?

15. W

hat s

hall

I dar

e to

say

tom

orro

w?

16. W

hat a

m I

sayi

ng fa

st?

16. W

hat w

as I

sayi

ng fa

st y

este

rday

?16

. Wha

t sha

ll I b

e sa

ying

fast

tom

orro

w?

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234

1. W

hy a

m I

pres

ent?

1. W

hy w

as I

pres

ent?

1. W

hy sh

all I

be

pres

ent?

2. W

hy a

m I

here

?2.

Why

was

I he

re y

este

rday

?2.

Why

sha

ll I b

e he

re to

mor

row

?3.

Why

do

I lik

e to

wal

k?3.

Why

did

I lik

e to

wal

k?3.

Why

shal

l I li

ke to

wal

k to

mor

row

?4.

Why

do I

dar

e to

com

men

t tod

ay?

4. W

hy d

id I

dare

to c

omm

ent y

este

rday

?4.

Why

sha

ll I d

are

to c

omm

ent t

omor

row

?5.

Why

do

I nee

d to

wal

k?5.

Why

did

I ne

ed to

wal

k?5.

Why

shal

l I n

eed

to w

alk?

6. W

hy d

o I h

ave

to w

alk?

6. W

hy d

id I

have

to w

alk?

6. W

hy sh

all I

hav

e to

wal

k?7.

Why

am

I go

ing

to h

elp

him

?7.

Why

was

I go

ing

to h

elp

him

yes

terd

ay?

7. W

hy sh

all I

be

goin

g to

hel

p hi

m?

8. W

hy a

m I

able

to w

alk

now

?8.

Why

was

I ab

le to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

8. W

hy sh

all I

be

ble

to w

alk

tom

orro

w?

9. W

hy a

m I

runn

ing

fast

?9.

Why

was

I ru

nnin

g fa

st y

este

rday

?9.

Why

shal

l I b

e ru

nnin

g fa

st to

mor

row

?10

. Why

are

runn

ing?

10. W

hy w

as I

runn

ing

yest

erda

y?10

. Why

shal

l I b

e ru

nnin

g to

mor

row

?11

. Why

hav

e I b

een

runn

ing?

11. W

hy h

ad I

been

runn

ing

yest

erda

y11

. Why

shal

l I h

ave b

een

runn

ing

at th

istim

e?to

mm

orro

w a

t thi

s tim

e?12

. Why

hav

e I w

alke

d?12

. Why

had

I wal

ked y

ester

day b

efore

he ca

me?

12.

Why

shall

I hav

e walk

ed to

mor

row

by th

is tim

e?13

. Why

do

I wal

k no

w?

13. W

hy d

id I

wal

k ye

ster

day?

13. W

hy sh

all I

wal

k to

mor

row

?14

. Why

am

I ad

vise

d to

day?

14. W

hy w

as I

advi

sed

yest

erda

y?14

. Why

shal

l I b

e ad

vise

d to

mor

row

?15

. Why

hav

e I b

een

advi

sed?

15. W

hy h

ad I

been

adv

ised

yes

terd

ay15

. Why

shal

l I h

ave

been

adv

ised

tom

orro

wbe

fore

he

cam

e?by

this

tim

e?16

. Why

am

I be

ing

advi

sed?

16. W

hy w

as I

bein

g ad

vise

d?16

.

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235

1. W

here

am

I no

w?

1. W

here

was

I ye

ster

day?

1. W

here

sha

ll I b

e to

mor

row

?2.

Whe

re c

an I

go n

ow?

2. W

here

cou

ld I

go y

este

rday

?2.

Whe

re c

an I

go to

mor

row

?3.

Whe

re d

o I w

ant t

o go

now

?3.

Whe

re d

id I

wan

t to

go y

este

rday

?3.

Whe

re sh

all I

want

to g

o tom

orro

w?4.

Whe

re d

o I l

ike

to w

alk

now

?4.

Whe

re d

id I

like

to w

alk

yest

erda

y?4.

Whe

re sh

all I

like

to w

alk

tom

orro

w?

5. W

here

do

I dar

e to

wal

k?5.

Whe

re d

id I

dare

to w

alk

yest

erda

y?5.

Whe

re sh

all I

dar

e to

wal

kto

mor

row

?6.

Whe

re d

o I n

eed

to g

o no

w?

6. W

here

did

I ne

ed to

go

yest

erda

y?6.

Whe

re sh

all I

need

to g

o to

mor

row?

7. W

here

do

I hav

e m

oney

?7.

Whe

re d

id I

have

mon

ey y

este

rday

?7.

Whe

re sh

all I

hav

e m

oney

tom

orro

w?

8. W

here

do

I hav

e to

go

now

?8.

Whe

re d

id I

have

to g

o ye

ster

day?

8. W

here

shal

l I h

ave t

o go T

omor

ow?

9. W

here

am

I w

alki

ng?

9. W

here

was

I ab

le to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

9. W

here

shal

l I b

e ab

le to

wal

kto

mor

row

?10

. Whe

re am

I w

alki

ng?

10. W

here

was

I w

alki

ng y

este

rday

?10

. Whe

re sh

all I

be

wal

king

tom

orro

w?

11. W

here

am

I ru

nnin

g fa

st?

11. W

here

was

I ru

nnin

g fa

st y

este

rday

?11

. Whe

re sh

all I

be

runn

ing

fast

tom

orro

w?

12. W

here

hav

e I b

een

wal

king

?12

. Whe

re h

ad I

been

runn

ing

yest

erda

y12

. Whe

re sh

all I

hav

e bee

n ru

nnin

gat

this

tim

e?fa

st to

mor

row

by

this

tim

e?13

. Whe

re h

ave

I wal

ked

?13

. Whe

re h

ad I

wal

ked

yest

erda

y13

. Whe

re sh

all I

hav

e wal

ked

befo

re s

he c

ame?

tom

orro

w b

y th

is ti

me?

14. W

here

am

I ad

vise

d to

day?

14. W

here

was

I ad

vise

d ye

ster

day?

14. W

here

shal

l I b

e ad

vise

dto

mor

row

?15

. Whe

re h

ave I

bee

n ad

vise

d?15

. Whe

re h

ad I

been

adv

ised

yes

terd

ay15

. Whe

re sh

all I

hav

e be

en a

dvis

edto

mor

row

by

this

tim

e?16

. Whe

re a

m I

bein

g ad

vise

d?16

. Whe

re w

as I

bein

g ye

ster

day

?16

. Whe

re sh

all I

hav

e be

en a

dvis

edto

mor

row

by

this

tim

e?

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1. W

hen

am h

ere?

1. W

hen

was

I he

re?

1. W

hen

shal

l I b

e he

re?

2. W

hen

can

I go

ther

e?2.

Whe

n co

uld

I go

ther

e?2.

Whe

n ca

n I g

o th

ere?

3. W

hen

do I

wan

t to

go?

3. W

hen

did

I w

ant t

o go

ther

e?3.

Whe

n sh

all I

wan

t to

go th

ere?

4. W

hen

do I

like

to w

alk?

4. W

hen

did

I lik

e to

wal

k th

ere?

4. W

hen

shal

l I li

ke to

wal

k th

ere?

5. W

hen

do I

dare

to w

alk?

5. W

hen

did

I dar

e to

wal

k?5.

Whe

n sh

all I

like

to w

alk

ther

e?6.

Whe

n do

I ne

ed to

go

ther

e?6.

Whe

n di

d I n

eed

to g

o th

ere?

6. W

hen

shal

l I n

eed

to g

o th

ere?

7. W

hen

do I

have

mon

ey?

7. W

hen

did

I hav

e mon

ey?

7. W

hen

shal

l I h

ave m

oney

?8.

Whe

n do

I ha

ve to

go

ther

e?8.

Whe

n di

d I h

ave

to g

o th

ere?

8. W

hen

shal

l I h

ave

to g

o th

ere?

9. W

hen

am I

able

to w

alk?

9. W

hen

was

I ab

le to

wal

k?9.

Whe

n sh

all I

be

able

to w

alk?

10. W

hen

am I

wal

king

?10

. Whe

n w

as I

wal

king

yes

terd

ay?

10. W

hen

shal

l I be

wal

king

tom

orro

w?11

. Whe

n am

I ru

nnin

g fa

st?

11. W

hen

was

I ru

nnin

g fa

st?

11. W

hen

shal

l I b

e ru

nnin

g fa

st?

12. W

hen

have

I be

en w

alki

ng?

12. W

hen

had

I bee

n ru

nnin

g ye

ster

day?

12. W

hen

shal

l I h

ave b

een

rnnn

ing

tom

orro

w?

13. W

hen

have

I w

alke

d?13

. Whe

n ha

d I w

alke

d ye

ster

day

befo

re3.

Whe

n sh

all I

hav

e wal

ked

heca

me?

tom

orro

w?

14. W

hen

am I

advi

sed

toda

y?14

. Whe

n w

as I

advi

sed

yest

erda

y?14

. Whe

n sh

all I

be

advi

sed

tom

orro

w?

15. W

hen

have

I be

en a

dvis

ed?

15. W

hen

had

I bee

n ad

vise

d ye

sterd

ay15

. Whe

n sh

all I

hav

e bee

n ad

vise

dbe

fore

he

cam

e?to

mor

row

?16

. Whe

n am

I be

ing

advi

sed?

16. W

hen

was

I be

ing

advi

sed

yest

erda

y?

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1. H

ow c

an I

be to

day?

1. H

ow w

as I

yest

erda

y?1.

How

shal

l I b

e to

mor

row

?2.

How

can

I go

ther

e?2.

How

cou

ld I

go th

ere

yest

erda

y?2.

How

can

I go

ther

e to

mor

row

?3.

How

do

I wan

t to

go th

ere

now

?3.

How

did

I w

ant t

o go

ther

e ye

ster

day?

3. H

ow sh

all I

wan

t to

go th

ere

tom

orro

w?

4. H

ow d

o I l

ike

to w

alk

now

?4.

How

did

I lik

e to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

4. H

ow sh

all I

like

to w

alk

ther

eto

mor

row

?5.

How

do

I dar

e to

wal

k?5.

How

did

I da

re to

wal

k ye

ster

day?

5. H

ow sh

all I

dar

e to w

alk

tom

orro

w?6.

How

do

I nee

d it?

6. H

ow d

id I

need

it y

este

rday

?6.

How

sha

ll I n

eed

it to

mor

row

?7.

How

do

I hav

e to

go

now

?7.

How

did

I ha

ve to

go

yest

erda

y?7.

How

shal

l I h

ave

to g

o to

mor

row

?8.

How

do

I hav

e m

oney

?8.

How

did

I ha

ve m

oney

yes

terd

ay?

8. H

ow sh

all I

hav

e mon

ey to

mor

row?

9. H

ow a

m I

able

to sp

eak

Engl

ish?

9. H

ow w

as I

able

to sp

eak

Engl

ish

9. H

ow sh

all I

be

able

to sp

eak

yest

erda

y?En

glis

h to

mor

row

?10

. How

am

I w

alki

ng?

10. H

ow w

as I

wal

king

yes

terd

ay?

10. H

ow sh

all I

be w

alki

ng to

mor

row

?11

. How

am

I ru

nnin

g fa

st?

11. H

ow w

as a

runn

ing

fast

yes

terd

ay?

11. H

ow sh

all I

be r

unni

ng fa

stto

mor

row

?12

. How

hav

e I b

een

wal

king

for t

hree

hou

rs?

12. H

ow h

ad I

been

wal

king

yes

terd

ay12

. How

shal

l I h

ave b

een

wal

king

for

thre

e ho

urs?

tom

orro

w m

orni

ng fo

r th

ree

hour

s?13

. How

hav

e I w

alke

d?13

. How

had

I w

alke

d ye

ster

day

befo

re13

. How

shal

l I h

ave w

alke

dto

mor

he c

ame?

row

by

this

tim

e?14

. H

ow h

ave

I bee

n ad

vise

d?14

. How

had

I be

en a

dvis

ed y

este

rday

14. H

ow sh

all I

hav

e bee

n ad

vise

dbe

fore

he

cam

e?to

mor

row

by

this

tim

e?15

. How

am

I ad

vise

d to

day?

15. H

ow w

as I

advi

sed

yest

erda

y?15

. How

shal

l I h

ave b

een

advi

sed

tom

orro

w b

y th

is ti

me?

16. H

ow a

m I

bein

g ad

vise

d16

. How

was

I be

ing

advi

sed?

16. H

ow sh

all I

be ad

vise

d to

mor

row?

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Affi

rmat

ive

Sent

ence

sIn

terr

ogat

ive

Sent

ence

sN

egat

ive

Sent

ence

sN

eg.

Inte

rrog

ativ

e Se

n.

1.Ra

ma

is a

goo

d bo

y.Is

Ram

a a

good

boy

?Ra

ma

isn’

t a

good

boy

.Is

n’t

Ram

a a

good

boy

?

2.Ra

ma

was

a g

ood

boy.

Was

Ram

a a

good

boy

?Ra

ma

was

n’t

a go

od b

oy.

Was

n’t

Ram

a a

good

boy

?

3.Si

ta i

s a

good

gir

l.Is

Sit

a a

good

gir

l?Si

ta i

sn’t

a g

ood

girl

.Is

n’t

Sita

a g

ood

girl

?

4.Si

ta w

as a

goo

d gi

rl.

Was

Sit

a a

good

gir

l?Si

ta w

asn’

t a

good

gir

l.W

asn’

t Si

ta a

goo

d gi

rl?

5.Si

ta w

ill b

e a

good

gir

l.W

ill S

ita

be a

goo

d gi

rl?

Sita

won

’t b

e a

good

gir

l.W

on’t

Sit

a be

a g

ood

girl

?

6.I

am a

goo

d te

ache

r.Am

I a

goo

d te

ache

r?I

am n

ot a

goo

d te

ache

r.Am

I n

ot a

goo

d te

ache

r?

7.I

was

a g

ood

teac

her.

Was

I a

goo

d te

ache

r?I

was

n’t

a go

od t

each

er.

Was

n’t

I a

good

tea

cher

?

8.I w

ill b

e a

good

tea

cher

.Sh

all

I be

a go

od t

each

er?

I w

on’t

be

a go

od t

each

er.

Won

’t I

be

a go

od t

each

er?

9.W

e ar

e go

od f

rien

ds.

Are

we

good

fri

ends

?W

e ar

en’t

goo

d fr

iend

s.Ar

en’t

we

good

fri

ends

?

10.W

e w

ere

good

fri

ends

.W

ere

we

good

fri

ends

?W

e w

eren

’t g

ood

frie

nds.

Wer

en’t

we

good

fri

ends

?

11.W

e w

ill b

e go

od f

rien

ds.

Shal

l we

be g

ood

frie

nds?

We

won

’t b

e go

od f

rien

ds.

Won

’t w

e be

goo

d fr

iend

s?

12.Y

ou a

re a

far

mer

.Ar

e yo

u a

farm

er?

You

aren

’t a

far

mer

.Ar

en’t

you

a f

arm

er?

13.Y

ou w

ere

a fa

rmer

.W

ere

you

a fa

rmer

?Yo

u w

eren

’t a

far

mer

.W

eren

’t y

ou a

far

mer

?

14.R

ama

will

be

a go

od b

oy.

Will

Ram

a be

a g

ood

boy?

Ram

a w

on’t

be

a go

od b

oy.

Won

’t R

ama

be a

goo

d bo

y?

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15.Y

ou w

ill b

e a

farm

er.

Will

you

be

a fa

rmer

?Yo

u w

on’t

be

a fa

rmer

.W

on’t

you

be

a fa

rmer

?

16.T

hey

are

sold

iers

.Ar

e th

ey s

oldi

ers?

They

are

n’t

sold

iers

.Ar

en’t

the

y so

ldie

rs?

17.T

hey

wer

e so

ldie

rs.

Wer

e th

ey s

oldi

ers?

They

wer

en’t

sol

dier

s.W

eren

’t t

hey

sold

iers

?

18.T

hey

will

be

sold

iers

.W

ill t

hey

be s

oldi

ers?

They

won

’t b

e so

ldie

rs.

Won

’t t

hey

be s

oldi

ers?

19.B

oys

are

obed

ient

.Ar

e bo

ys o

bedi

ent?

Boys

are

n’t

obed

ient

.Ar

en’t

boy

s ob

edie

nt?

20.B

oys

wer

e ob

edie

nt.

Wer

e bo

ys o

bedi

ent?

Boys

wer

en’t

obe

dien

t.W

eren

’t b

oys

obed

ient

?

21.B

oys

will

be

obed

ient

.W

ill b

oys

be o

bedi

ent?

Boys

won

’t b

e ob

edie

nt.

Won

’t b

oys

be o

bedi

ent?

22.H

e is

inte

llige

nt.

Is h

e in

telli

gent

?H

e is

n’t

inte

llige

nt.

Isn’

t he

inte

llige

nt?

23.H

e w

as in

telli

gent

.W

as h

e in

telli

gent

?H

e w

asn’

t in

telli

gent

.W

asn’

t he

inte

llige

nt?

24.H

e w

ill b

e in

telli

gent

.W

ill h

e be

inte

llige

nt?

He

won

’t b

e in

telli

gent

.W

on’t

he

be in

telli

gent

?

25.S

he is

dul

lard

.Is

she

dul

lard

?Sh

e is

n’t

dulla

rd.

Isn’

t sh

e du

llard

?

26.S

he w

as d

ulla

rd.

Was

she

dul

lard

?Sh

e w

asn’

t du

llard

.W

asn’

t sh

e du

llard

?

27.S

he w

ill b

e du

llard

.W

ill sh

e be

dul

lard

?Sh

e w

on’t

be

dulla

rd.

Won

’t s

he b

e du

llard

?

28.I

t is

che

ap.

Is i

t ch

eap?

It i

sn’t

che

ap.

Isn’

t it

che

ap?

29.I

t w

as c

heap

.W

as i

t ch

eap?

It w

asn’

t ch

eap.

Was

n’t

it c

heap

?

30.I

t w

ill b

e ch

eap.

Will

it b

e ch

eap?

It w

on’t

be

chea

p.W

on’t

it

be c

heap

?

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WHA

T -

PRES

ENT

TENS

EPA

ST T

ENSE

FUTU

RE T

ENSE

1.

Wha

t are

you?

Wha

t were

you b

efore

this?

Wha

t will

you b

e?do

ing ?

W

hat a

ren’t

IW

hat w

asn’

t IW

hat w

on’t

I be

2.W

hat a

re we

Wha

t were

we

Wha

t sha

ll we b

edo

ing?

Wha

t aren

’t we

Wha

t were

n’tw

eW

hat w

on’t

we be

3.W

hat a

re yo

uW

hat w

ere yo

uW

hat w

ill yo

u be

doing

?

W

hat a

ren’t

you

Wha

t were

n’t y

ouW

hat w

on’t

you b

e

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4.W

hat a

re the

yW

hat w

ere th

eyW

hat w

ill yo

u be

doing

?

Wha

t aren

’t th

eyW

hat w

eren’

t they

Wha

t won

’t yo

u be

5.W

hat a

re bo

ysW

hat w

ere bo

ysW

hat w

ill bo

ys be

doing

?

Wha

t aren

’t bo

ysW

hat w

eren’

t boy

sW

hat w

on’t

boys

be

6.W

hat is

heW

hat w

as he

Wha

t will

he be

doing

?

W

hat is

n’t h

eW

hat w

asn’

t he

Wha

t won

’t he

be

7.W

hat is

she

Wha

t was

she

Wha

t will

she b

edo

ing ?

Wha

t isn’

t she

Wha

t was

n’t s

heW

hat w

on’t

she b

e

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8.W

hat is

itW

hat w

as it

Wha

t will

it be

doing

?

W

hat is

n’t it

Wha

t was

n’t it

Wha

t won

’t it b

e

9.W

hat is

Ram

aW

hat w

as R

ama

Wha

t will

Ram

a be

doing

?

Wha

t isn’

t Ram

aW

hat w

asn’

t Ram

aW

hat w

on’t

Rama

be

10.

Wha

t is S

itaW

hat w

as S

itaW

hat w

ill S

itado

ing ?

W

hat is

n’t s

itaW

hat w

asn’

t Sita

Wha

t won

’t Si

ta be

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WHA

T -

PA

ST T

ENSE

PRES

ENT

TEN

SEFU

TURE

TE

NSE

1.W

hat d

id I

Wha

t do

IW

hat s

hall

Ido

?

Wha

t did

n't I

Wha

t don

't I

Wha

t won

't I

2.W

hat d

id w

eW

hat d

o w

eW

hat s

hall

we

do ?

Wha

t did

n't w

eW

hat d

on't

we

Wha

t won

't w

e

3.W

hat d

id y

ouW

hat d

o yo

uW

hat w

ill y

oudo

?

W

hat d

idn't

you

Wha

t don

't yo

uW

hat w

on't

you

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4.W

hat d

id th

eyW

hat d

o th

eyW

hat w

ill th

eydo

?

W

hat d

idn't

they

Wha

t don

't th

eyW

hat

won

't th

ey

5.W

hat d

id b

oys

Wha

t do

boys

Wha

t will

boy

sdo

?

Wha

t did

n't b

oys

Wha

t don

't bo

ysW

hat w

on't

boys

6.W

hat d

id h

eW

hat d

oes h

eW

hat w

ill h

edo

?

W

hat d

idn't

he

Wha

t doe

sn't

heW

hat w

on't

he

7.W

hat d

id sh

eW

hat d

oes s

heW

hat w

ill sh

edo

?

Wha

t did

n't s

heW

hat d

oesn

't sh

eW

hat

won

't sh

e

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8.W

hat d

id it

Wha

t doe

s it

Wha

t will

itdo

?

Wha

t did

n't it

Wha

t doe

sn't

itW

hat w

on't

it

9.W

hat d

id R

ama

Wha

t doe

s it

Wha

t will

itdo

?

Wha

t did

n't R

ama

Wha

t doe

sn't

itW

hat w

on't

it

10.

Wha

t did

Sita

Wha

t doe

s Sita

Wha

t will

Sita

do ?

W

hat d

idn't

Sita

Wha

t doe

sn't

Sita

Wha

t won

't Si

ta

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PRES

ENT

TENS

EPA

ST T

ENSE

FUT

URE

TEN

SE

Activ

e Vo

ice1.

I am

talki

ng no

w.I w

as ta

lking

Yes

terda

yI w

ill be

talki

ng to

morro

w.

2.I h

ave b

een t

alking

I had

been

talki

ng ye

sterd

ay ev

ening

I will

have

been

talki

ng to

morro

w at

is tim

e.

3.I h

ave t

alked

(v3

)I h

ad ta

lked y

ester

day b

efore

he co

meI w

ill ha

ve ta

lked t

omor

row

by th

is tim

e.

4.

I talk

now/

daily

.I t

alked

yeste

rday

/I did

talk

yeste

rday

I will

talk

tomor

row.

Pa

ssive

Voic

e1.

I am

advis

ed to

day

I was

advis

ed ye

sterd

ayI w

ill be

advis

ed to

morro

w.

2.I h

ave b

een a

dvise

dI h

ad be

en ad

vised

yeste

rday

I will

have

been

advis

ed to

morro

wbe

fore

he co

meby

this

time

3.

I am

being

advis

ed no

w.I w

as be

ing ad

vised

yeste

rday

------

-----

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Pres

ent C

ontin

uous

Ten

se P

ast C

ontin

uous

Ten

seFu

ture

Con

tinuo

us T

ense

1.I a

m tal

king

I was

talki

ng ye

sterd

ay.

I will

be ta

lking

tomo

rrow.

2.Am

I tal

king?

Was

I tal

king y

ester

day?

Shall

I be

talki

ng to

morro

w ?

3.I a

m no

t talk

ing?

I was

n't ta

lking

yeste

rday

I won

't be t

alking

tomo

rrow.

4.Ar

en't I

talki

ng?

Was

n't I

talkin

g yes

terda

yW

on't I

be ta

lking

tomo

rrow

?

5.I h

ave b

een t

alkng

.I h

ad be

en ta

lking

yeste

rday

I sha

ll I h

ave b

een t

alking

tomo

rrow

.

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6.Ha

ve I

been

talki

ng?

Had I

been

talki

ng ye

sterd

aySh

all I

have

been

talki

ng to

morro

w?

7.I h

aven

't bee

n talk

ingI h

adn't

been

talki

ng ye

sterd

ayI w

on't h

ave b

een t

alking

tomo

rrow.

8.Ha

ven't

I be

en ta

lking

?Ha

dn't I

been

talki

ng ye

sterd

ay?

Won

't I ha

ve be

en ta

lking

tomo

rrow?

9.I h

ave t

alked

I had

talke

d yes

terda

y befo

re he

came

I will

have

talke

d tom

orro

w by

this

time.

10.H

ad I

talke

d?Ha

d I ta

lked y

ester

day b

efore

he ca

meSh

all I

have

talke

d tom

orrow

by th

is tim

e

11.I

have

n't ta

lked

I had

n't ta

lked y

esterd

ay be

fore h

e cam

e I w

on't h

ave t

alked

tomo

rrow

by th

is tim

e

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Active VoiceS.NO. Tense No. Sub Verb Obj

1. Simple Singular Sita sings a song.

Present Plural They Sell Radios.

2. Present S Anil is driving a car.

Coonti P We are plays.Staging

3. Present S She has Known the fact.

Perfect P many have them. students helped

4. Simple S Keats wrote this Poem.

past P They built manyhouses.

5. Past S Kiran Was A newCont drawing Picture.

P Some Were dance.girls Practising

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PASSIVE VOICE

Sub Agent Be Form Verb (PP) Prep Obj Agent

A song is Sung by Sita

Radios. Are Sold by them

A car is being driven by Anil

Plays are being Staged by us.

The fact has been Known to her.

They have been helped by Manystudents.

The Poem Was Written by Keats.

Many houses Were built by them.

A New picture Was being drawn by Kiran.

Dance Was being Practised - -

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S.No. Tense No sub Verb Obj

06. Past S Raman had won The title.Perfect

P They had thedefeated English.

07. Simple S She will note the points.Future

P We will (Shall) a seminararrange

08. Future S She will have her projectPerfect Completed report.

P They will have thefulfilled conditions.

09. Can/ * we can do it.May

* They may win the Match.

10. Imperative * Do it immediately.

* Please remove the Shoes.

11. Wh, Q's S Who wrote this poem?

P Where did you my glasses?keep

12. Yes / No S Do you Know her? Q'S

P Have you returned the books?

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Sub Agent Be Form Verb (PP) Prep Obj Agent

The title had been won by Ramana.

The english had been defeated by them.

The Points Will be noted by her.

A Seminar will be arranged by us.

Her Project Will have Completed by her.report been

The will have fulfilled by them.Conditions been

It Can be done by us.

The may Won by them.match be

Let it be done immediately.

You are requested to remove the shoes.

By whom was this Poem written?

Where Were my glasses kept (by you)?

Is she Known to you?

Have the books been returned (by you)?

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Be T

able

Pres

ent -

Futu

re -

Pas

t -

Ye

s

No

Yes

No

Y

es

N

o

I am

I am

not

I w

ill (

I’ll)

beI w

on’t

beI w

asI w

asn’

t(I’

m

)

We

are

We a

ren’

t

W

e w

ill b

eW

e w

on’t

beW

e w

ere

We

wer

en’t

(We’

re

)

You

are

You

aren

’t

You

will

be

You

won

’t be

You

wer

eYo

u w

eren

’t(Y

ou’r

e

They

are

They

aren

’t

They

will

be

They

won

’t be

They

wer

eTh

ey w

eren

’t(T

hey’

re

)

He

isH

e isn

’t

He

will

be

He

won

’t be

He

was

He

was

n’t

(He’

s

)Sh

e is

She i

sn’t

Sh

e w

ill b

eSh

e w

on’t

beSh

e w

asSh

e w

asn’

t(S

he’s

)

It is

It isn

’t

It w

ill b

eIt

won

’t be

It w

asIt

was

n’t

(It’s

)

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Tabl

e of

Per

sona

l Pro

noun

sN

oSu

bjec

t

Obj

ect

1.I

Me

my

-

m

ine -

mys

elf

2.W

e

Us

ou

r -

ou

rs -

ou

rselv

es

3.Yo

u

You

yo

ur -

your

s -

yo

urse

lf

4.

You

Yo

u

yo

ur -

yo

urs -

your

selv

es

5.Th

ey

The

m

th

eir-

th

eirs-

th

emse

lves

6.He

Him

his-

hi

s -

hi

mse

lf

7.Sh

e

Her

he

r -

he

rs -

he

rself

8.It

It

its -

its -

its

elf-

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Hav

e Ta

ble

Pre

sent

F

utur

e

P

ast

Y

es

N

o

Y

es

N

o

Ye

s

N

oI h

ave (

I’ve

)I d

on’t

have

I will

have

(i’ll

)

I won

’t ha

veI h

ad (I

’d

)I d

idn’

t hav

eW

e hav

e (we

’ve

)W

e don

’t ha

veW

e will

hav

eW

e won

’t ha

veW

e had

(we’

d )

We d

idn’th

ave

You

have

(You

’ve)

Yoou

don

’t ha

veYo

u wi

ll ha

veYo

u wo

n’t h

ave

You h

ad (y

ou’d

)Yo

u didn

’t hav

e(y

ou’ll

)Th

ey h

ave

They

don

’t ha

veTh

ey w

ill h

ave

They

won

’t ha

veTh

ey h

ad (T

hey’

d

)Th

ey di

dn’t h

ave

(The

y’ve

)

(The

y’ll

)

Boys

hav

eBo

ys d

on’t

have

Boys

will

hav

eBo

ys w

on’t

have

Boys

had

Boys

didn

’t hav

eHe

has (

He’s

)

He d

oesn

’t ha

veHe

will

hav

eHe

won

’t ha

veHe

had (

He’d

)He

didn

’t hav

e(H

e’ll

)

She h

as (S

he’s

)

She d

oesn

’t ha

veSh

e will

hav

eSh

e won

’t ha

veSh

e had

(She

’d

)Sh

e didn

’t hav

e(S

he’ll

)

It ha

s (It’

s

)It

does

n’t h

ave

It wi

ll ha

veIt

won’

t hav

eIt

had (

It’d

)

It di

dn’t

have

(It’ll

Ram

a has

Ram

a doe

sn’t

have

Ram

a will

hav

eRa

ma w

on’t

have

Ram

a had

Ram

a di

dn’t

have

Sita

has

Sita

does

n’t h

ave

Sita

will

have

Sita

won’

t hav

eSi

ta ha

dSi

ta did

n’t h

ave

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Sim

ple

Pres

ent T

ense

1.I e

at a

man

go.

2.W

e eat

a m

ango

.

3.Yo

u ea

t a m

ango

.

4.H

e eat

s a m

ango

.

5.Sh

e eat

s a m

ango

.

6.Th

ey ea

t a m

ango

.

IND

EFIN

ITE

TEN

SE

Sim

ple

Past

Ten

se

1I a

te a

man

go

2.W

e ate

a m

ango

.

3.Yo

u at

e a m

ango

.

4.H

e ate

a m

ango

5.Sh

e ate

a m

ango

.

6.Th

ey at

e a m

ango

yes

terd

ay

Sim

ple

Futu

re T

ense

1.I s

hall

eat a

man

go.

2.W

e sh

all e

at a

man

go.

3.Yo

u w

ill e

at a

man

go.

4.H

e w

ill e

at a

man

go to

mor

row

.

5.Sh

e w

ill e

at a

man

go to

mor

row

.

6.Th

ey w

ill e

at a

man

go to

mor

row

.

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Pres

ent C

ontin

uous

Ten

se

1.I a

m ea

ting

a man

go.

2.W

e are

eatin

g a m

ango

.

3.Yo

u ar

e eati

ng a

man

go.

4.He

is ea

ting

a man

go.

5.Sh

e is e

ating

a m

ango

.

Futu

re C

ontin

uous

Ten

se

1.I s

hall

be ea

ting

a man

go to

mor

row.

2.W

e sha

ll be

eatin

g a m

ango

tom

orro

w.

3.Yo

u wi

ll be

eatin

g a m

ango

tom

orro

w.

4.He

will

be e

ating

a m

ango

tom

orro

w.

5.Sh

e will

be e

ating

a m

ango

tom

orro

w.

Past

Cont

inuo

us T

ense

1.I w

as ea

ting

a man

go y

ester

day.

2.W

e wer

e eati

ng a

man

go y

ester

day.

3.Yo

u we

re ea

ting

a man

go y

ester

day.

4.He

was

eatin

g a m

ango

yes

terda

y.

5.Sh

e was

eatin

g a m

ango

yes

terda

y.

CO

NTI

NU

OU

S TE

NSE

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Pres

ent

Perf

ect

Tens

e

1.I h

ave e

aten

a m

ango

.

2.W

e hav

e eat

en a

man

go.

3.Yo

u ha

ve ea

ten

a man

go.

4.H

e has

eate

n a m

ango

.

5.Sh

e has

eate

n a m

ango

.

6.Th

ey h

ave e

aten

a m

ango

.

7.I h

ave

writ

ten

a le

tter.

8.W

e ha

ve w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

9.Yo

u ha

ve w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

10.

He

has w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

11.

She

has w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

12.

They

hav

e w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

PER

FEC

T

TE

NSE

Past

Per

fect

Ten

se

1.I h

ad ea

ten

a man

go.

2.W

e had

eate

n a m

ango

.

3.Yo

u ha

d ea

ten

a man

go.

4.H

e had

eate

n a m

ango

.

5.Sh

e had

eate

n a m

ango

.

6.Th

ey h

ad ea

ten

a man

go.

7.I h

ad w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

8.W

e ha

d w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

9.Yo

u ha

d w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

10.

He

had

writ

ten

a le

tter.

11.

She

had

writ

ten

a le

tter.

12.

They

had

writ

ten

a le

tter.

Futu

re P

erfe

ct T

ense

1.I s

hall

have

eat

en a

man

go.

2.W

e sh

all h

ave

eate

n a

man

go.

3.Yo

u w

ill h

ave

eate

n a

man

go.

4.H

e w

ill h

ave

eate

n a

man

go.

5.Sh

e w

ill h

ave

eate

n a

man

go.

6.Th

ey w

ill h

ave

eate

n a

man

go.

7.I s

hall

have

writ

ten

a le

tter.

8.W

e sh

all h

ave

writ

ten

a le

tter.

9.Yo

u w

ill h

ave

writ

ten

a le

tter.

10.

He

will

hav

e w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

11.

She

will

hav

e w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

12.

They

will

hav

e w

ritte

n a

lette

r.

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A FEW IMPORTANT VERBSBlow Blew BlownBear Bore Born/BorneBuy Bought BoughtBring Brought BroughtBegin Began BegunBurn Burnt BurntBuild Built BuiltDig Dug DugDo Did DoneDrink Drank DrunkDraw Drew DrawnDrive Drove DrivenFight Fought FoughtFind Found FoundFeel Felt FeltFeed Fed FedFly Flew FlownFall Fell FallenLose Lost LostLeave Left LeftRun Ran RunRide Rode RiddenRing Rang RungRead Read ReadKeep Kept KeptKnow Knew Known

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Eat Ate EatenCreep Crept CreptBind Bound BoundBleed Bled BledBid Bade BiddenBeat Beat BeatenBite Bit BittenBread Bred BrerdDrream Dreramt DreamtDwell Dwelt DweltSee Saw SeenSpeak Spoke SpokenSpend Spent SpentSell Sold Soldsit Sat SatSink Sank SunkSing Sang SungShake Shook shakenSpring Sprang sprungSteal Stole StolenSting Stung StungStrike Struck StruckSend Sent SentSleep Slept SleptSmell Smelt SmeltSpell Spelt SpeltSweep Swept Swept

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Take Took TakenTear Tore TornThrow Threw thrownTeach Taught TaughtThink Thought ThoughtWin Won WonWeave Wove WovenWear Wore wornWrite Wrote WrittenTell Told toldSay Said SaidSeek Sought SoughtShrink Shrank ShrunkSlay Slew SlainSpin Spun SpunSling Slung SlungSmite Smote SmittenStick Stuck StuckSwear Swore SwornStride Strode Stridden

Swim Swam SwumStrive Strove/Strived Striven/Strived

Swing Swung SwungSew Sewed SewnBecome Became Become

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Beseech Besought BesoughtBeget Begot BegottenBehold Beheld BeheldDeal Dealt DealtFling Flung FlungForbid forbode ForbiddenForbear Forbore ForborneForsake Forsoke ForsakenForget Forgot forgottenHang Hung/hanged Hung/HangedHold Held HeldHide Hid HiddenKneel Knelt KneltOvercome Overcame OvercomeRend Rent RentUndeerstand Understood Understood

Mean Meant MeantLead Led LedStand Stood StoodLove Loved LovedLike Liked LikedLaugh Laughed LaughedLive Lived LivedLink Linked LinkedLoad Loaded LoadedFill Filled Filled

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Fail Failed FailedFear Feared FearedFire Fired FiredFree Fred FredFound Founded FoundedGuess Guessed Guessedgift Giftd GiftedGain Gained GainedJump Jumped JumpedJudge Judged JudgedMove Moved MovedMerge Merged MergedMiss Missed MissedMelt Melted MeltedMow Mowed MowedManage Managed ManagedMend Mended MendedMind Minded MindedMint Minted Minted

Call Called CalledCare Cared CaredCurse Cursed CursedConsult Consulted ConsultedCane Caned CanedCrush Crushed CrushedChide Chided Chided

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Clothe Clothed ClothedCease Ceased CeasedContent Contented ContentedContribute Contributed ContributedConvince Convinced ConvincedCrown Crowned CrownedCredit Credited CreditedConverse Conversed ConversedConverge Converged ConvergedConsecrate Consecrated ConsecretedConsist Consisted consistedCongragulate congratulated congratulatedConnive Connived ConnivedComprise comprised ComprisedCompromise Compromised CompromisedDeliver Delivered DeliveredDelay Delayed DelayedDecide Decided DecidedDiscuss Discussed DiscussedDress Dressed DressedDoubt Doubted DoubtedDesign Deesigned DesignedDesert Deserted DesertedDeprive Deprived DeprivedDevote Devoted DevotedDerive Derived DerivedDetermine Determined Determined

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Describe Describe DescribedDisappoint Disappointed DisappointedDiffer Differed DifferedDrench Drenched DrenchedDeviate Deviated DeviatedDisgrace Disgraced DisagracedFoil Foiled FoiledInform Informed InformedInvite Invited InvitedInvent Invented InventedInterfere Interfered InterferedInjure Injured InjuredInhabit Inhabited InhabitedIgnore Ignored IgnoredInherit InheritedInheritedIrritate Irritated IrritatedImitate Imitated ImitatedIntimate Intimated IntimatedInquire Inquired InquiredInduce Induced InducedInspire Inspired InspiredImplicate Implicated ImplicatedImpose Imposed ImposedIncline Inclined InclinedIndulge Indulged IndulgedIntrude Intruded IntrudedInvolve Involved Involved

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Invade Invaded InvadedIntend Intended IntendedInstruct Instructed InstructedInsure Insured InsuredInterrupt Interrupted InterruptedIssue Issued IssuedPromise Promised PromisedPay Paid PaidProve Proved ProvedPain Pained PainedPerish Perished PerishedPrepare Prepared PreparedPretend Pretended PretendedPrevent Prevented PreventedPromote Promoted PromotedPawn Pawned PawnedPledge Pledged PledgedProduce Produced ProducedPush Pushed PushedProhibit Prohibited ProhibitedPreserve Preserved PreservedReduce Reduced ReducedRegret Regretted RegrettedRespect Respected RespectedReverse Reversed ReversedRevert Reverted RevertedReview Reviewed Reviewed

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Resolve Resolved ResolvedRepose Reposed ReposedRestrict Restricted RestrictedRestrain Restrained RestrainedRefer Referred Referred

Regard Regarded RegardedRelate Related RelatedBelieve Believed BelievedKill Killed KilledKick Kicked KickedNeed Needed NeededNote Noted NotedErode Eroded Erodedboycot Boycotted BoycottedAdd Added AddedAdvise Advised AdvisedAccuse Accused AccusedAgree Agreed AgreedAccept Accepted AcceptedAbsent Absented AbsentedAdopt Adopted AdoptedAdjust Adjusted AdjustedApply Applied AppliedAppoint Appointed AppointedAttain Attained AttainedAttend Attended Attended

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Attach Attached AttachedAllow Allowed AllowedAmuse Amused Amused

Accomplish Accomplished AccomplishedBury Buried BuriedBase Based Based

Encouraged Encouraged EncouragedEnvelop Enveloped EnvelopedEscape Escaped Escaped

Exclude Excluded ExcludedExempt ExemptedExemptedExperience ExperiencedExperienced

Enlarge Enlarged EnlargedEngage Engaged EngagedEmbrace Embraced Embraced

Encroach Encroached Encroached

Employ Employed Employed

Enjoy Enjoyed EnjoyedExpress Expressed ExpressedExpose Exposed Exposed

Emerge Emerged EmergedExhaust Exhausted ExhaustedHeap Heaped Heaped

Hint Hinted Hinted

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Hurry Hurried Hurried

Heal Healed HealedLick Licked LickedLash Lashed Lashed

Marry Married MarriedOccupy Occupied OccupiedOccur Occurred Occurred

Obey Obeyed ObeyedObstruct Obstructed ObstructedOffend Offended Offended

Object Objected ObjectedOblige Obliged ObligedProlong Prolonged Prolonged

Prompt Prompted PromptedQueue Queued QueuedQuicken Quickened Quickened

Renounce Renounced RenouncedRent Rented RentedStudy Studied StudiedShow Showed ShowedSwell Swelled SwelledSatisfy Satisfied SatisfiedSeal Sealed SealedSeize Seized Seized

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Secure Secured Secured

Supply Supplied Supplied

Start Started Started

Starve Starved Starved

Slow Slowed Slowed

Sum Summed Summed

Sip Sipped Sipped

Surrender Surrendered Surrendered

Supervise Supervised SupervisedSpecify Specified Specified

Supplement Supplemented Supplemented

Train Trained Trained

Try Tried Tried

Testify Testified Testified

Unite United United

Want Wanted Wanted

Warn Warned Warned

Worry Worried Worried

Wish Wished Wished

Greet Greeted Greeted

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ADJECTIVES Fruitful Whose Purposeful Lucky Luckless Cheap Senseless Costly Womanly Strong Manly Weak Golden Tall Silken New Good Old Bad Clever Long Foolish Short Great Wide Small Thick Brave Thin Timid That Beautiful This Ugly Much Fine Little Heavy Many Light Which Difficult What Easy Happy Hot Sad Cold

Round Faithful

curved Famous

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Straight Foolish

Upper Flowery

Lower Glorious

Inner Virtuous

Outer Vicious

Superior Vainglorious

Inferior Valuable

Senior Worthy

Junior Zealous

Boyish Ceaseless

Careful Decisive

Cheerful Eatable

Courageous Indicative

Colonial Lovable

Dangerous Movable

Dirty Relative

Eearthly Talkative

Envious Wakeful

Courageous Wavy

Loaded Lengthy

Gifted Changeable

Villainous Manageable

Laughable Biggish

Movable smallish

Cheerless twofold

tireless Fivefold

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ADJECTIVE PHRASES

A crown made of gold - A golden crown

A cloack of purple color. - A purple cloak

An elephant with a white skin. - A white elephant

A track through the jungle. - A jungle track

A boy with blue eyes. - A blue eyed boy

A village without any inhabitants. - A deserted village

A page with no writing on it. - A blank page

The day of greatest length. - The longest day

The flag of Spain. - The Spanish flag.

Tragic - Tragical

Whole - Wholesome

Three - Threefold

Black - Blackish

White - Whitish

Sick - Sickly

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ADJECTIVESPositive Comparative SuperlativeDegree Degree Degree

Short Shorter ShortestLong Longer LongestStrong Stronger StrongestQuick Quicker QuickestHot hotter HottestTall Taller TallestYoung Younger YoungestOld Older OldestThick Thicker ThickestNew Newer NewestGreat Greater GreatestNoble Nobler NoblestBrave Braver BravestAble Abler AblestWise Wiser WisestLarge Larger LargestFine Finer FinestPale Paler PalestHeavy Heavier HeaviestMerry Marrier MarriestBulky Bulkier BulkiestEasy Easier EasiestHappy Happier HappiestWitty Wittier Wittiest

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Biggish Bigger BiggestSad Sadder SaddestRed Redder ReddestGood Better BestBad Worse WorstWell Better BestMany More MostMuch More MostOld Elder EldestOut Utter UtmostOut Outer utmostLate Later LatestLate Latter LostLittle Less Leastill Worse worst

far Farther FarthestFore Former First or Fore most

Beautiful More beautiful Most beautiful

Learned More learned Most learnedGifted More gifted Most giftedBenefited More benefited Most benefited

Courageous More courageous Most courageous

Difficult More difficult Most difficultProper More proper Most proper

Near Nearer NearestClear Clearer Clearest

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Hard Harder HardestLoud Louder Loudest

Fast Faster FastestLittle Less LeastWell Better Best

Lovely More lovely / Lovelier Most lovely/Loveliest

Clearly More clearly Most clearlyCarefully More carefully Most carefully

PREPOSITIONSTowards Till, untill Between Betwixt Near Down Over Out Offensive to Under Above Across Around Beneath Beside Beyond Underneath Along

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In case of Despite On Upon In Into Offensive to

For

At With Within Without To By From After Among Amongst Amidst Before About Besides

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VERBAL PREPOSITIONS

Associated with Angry with/at Bear with Clash with Condole with comply with Correspondent with Credit with Agree with/to Dispense with Fill in Grapple on/with Maddle with Part from/with Quarrel with Side by Sympathise with Entrust with Familiar with/among Alight from Debar from Derive from Distinguish from Differ from Deviate from Elicit from

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Emerge from Escape from comply with Exclude from Preserve from Protect from Prohibit from Recover from Adapt to Adhere to Allot to Apologise to/for Appoint to Aspire to Assent to Contribute to Attain to Attend to/on Attempt to Attribute to Belong to Conduce to Conform to compare to/with Consent to Lead to Listen to Object to

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occur to Prefer to Pretened to Revert to Refer to Stoop to Submit to/with Succumb to Surrender to Testify to Yield to Canvass for Atone for Care for Clamour for Feel for Hope for Mourn for Pine for Start for/with Sue for Wish for Yearn for Approve of Acquit of/from Beware of Boast of Complain of Despair of

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Die of/for Dispose off Divert of/from Dream of Repent of/from Taste of Dabble in/with Delight in Employ in Enlist in Excel in/from Fail in glory in Indulge in Involve in Persist on comment on Deliberate on Depend on Determine on Encroach on enlarge on Impose on Insist on subsist on Smile at Stay at/in Look at/into/upon/down

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Noun PrepositionsAffection for Appetite for Ambition for Anxiety for Apology for Aptitude for Blame for Candidate for Capacity for Compassion for Compensation for Contempt for Craving for Desire for Fitness for Fondness for Leisure for Liking for Match for Motive for Opportunity for Passion for Partiality for Pity for Relish for Reputation for Surety for

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Assurance of Charge of/with Distrust of Doubt of Experience of Failure of Observance of Proof of Result of Want of Access to Allegiance to Alternative to Antidote to Approach to Assent to Attachment to Attention to Concession to Disgrace to Dislike to Encouragement to Exception to Incentive to Indifference to Invitation to Key to Limit to

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Obedience to Objection to Opposition to Preface to Reference to Submission to Supplement to acceptable to Accustomed to Addicted to Adequate to Adjacent to Affectionate to Akin to Alien to Alive to Amendable to Temptation to Acquaintance with Alliance with Bargain with Intercourse with Deliverance from Escape from Exemption from Inference from Concern about Impression on

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Authority on Exposure of Erosion of Applicable to Appropriate to Beneficial to Common to Comparable to Condemmed to Conducive to Congenial to Contrary to Creditable to Deaf to Detrimental to Devoted to Entitled to Equal to Essential to Faithful to Exposed to Fatal to Hostile to Impertinent to Incidental to Inclined to Indebted to Indifferent to

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Indispensable to Indulgent to Insensible to Irrelevant to Favourable to Immeterial to Impervious to Able to Limited to Lost to Loyal to Natural to Necessary to Obedient to Obliged to Offensive to Opposite to Painful to Partial to Peculiar to Prejudical to Profitable to Prone to Reduced to Related to Responsible to Restricted to Sensitive to

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Suited to True to Aborbed in Accomplished in Accurate in Backward in Defective in Deficient in Experience in Deligent in Enveloped in Honest in Interested in Involved in Proficient in afflicted with Beset with Busy with Contented with Conversant with Disgusted with Endowed with Gifted with Infatuated with Infected with Infested with Inspired with Intimated with

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Popular with/among Satisfied with Accused of Acquitted of Afraid of Assured of Confident of Conscious of Convinced of Deprived of/from Desirous of Devoid of Diffident of Envious of/to Fond of Guilty of Ignorant of Informed of Negligent of Proud of Sure of Suspicious of Tolerant of Anxious for Conspicuous for/of Eager for Eligible for Fit for Grateful for Prepared for/to

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Valcano Valcanoes Echo Echoes Pianos Dynamo Dynamos Bamboo Bamboos Canto Cantos Memento Mementos Baby Babies Army Armies Lady Ladies Story Stories City cities Pony Ponies Fly Flies Body Bodies Country Countries Boy Boys

Guy Guys Toy Toys Ray Rays Day Days Monkey Monkeys Thief Thieves Leaf Leaves Life Lives Loaf Loaves Wife Wives Knife Knives Wolf Wolves Shelf Shelves Chief Chiefs Roof Roofs Gulf Gulfs

SINGULAR & PLURAL FORMS

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ADVERBSAlready Again Any where Also Always Abundantly Almost Accurately Angrily Anxiously Alone Artificially Amazingly Awfully Before By and by Backward Barely Badly Beautifully Brightly Bitterly Boldly Bravely Certainly Completely Carefully Conveniently Clearly

Closely Calmly Cheerfully Doubtlessly Dangerously Duly Directly Dearly Ever Elsewhere Enough Evenly eagerly Entirely Forward Foolishly Faithfully fairly Fast Greatefully Gladly Greatly Hereafter Henceforth Henceforward Here Herein Hither

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Hardly

Hence

Herewith

Hereby

Hereabout

Hereof

Hereon

Hereto

How

Happily

Hard

Hopefully

Instantly

Indeed

Indirectly

Just

Justly

Jointly

Late

Loud

Legally

Largely

Miserably

Now

Not yet

Nay

No

Not

Not at all

Naturally

Nearly

Near

Often

Often times

Openly

Presently

Plainly

Properly

Pleasantly

Politely

Perfectly

Poorly

Proudly

Personally

Publicly

Quickly

Quite

Quitly

Really

Richly

Straightly

Somewhere

Slowly

So

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Scarcely

Surely

Strangely

Swiftly

Sadly

Sincerely

Soon

Skilfully

Specially

Secretly

Steadily

Today

Tomorrow

Twice

Thrice

Thither

Too

Truly

Then

Therefore

Thereby

Thereof

Thereto

Therein

Theron

Therein

Thereupon

Truthfully

Thickly

Together

Upward

Undoubtedly

Unjustly

Very

Verily

Weekly

When

Where

Whither

Whereabouts

Whence

Wherein

Whereat

Whereby

Wherefore

Why

Widely

Wonderfully

Wavily

Yesterday

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As happy as a King As slender as gossamer As swift as lightning As loud as thunder

TABLES1 x 1 = 1..... One one is one

1 x 2 = 2..... One two is two

1 x 3 = 3..... One three is three

1 x 4 = 4..... One four is four

1 x 5 = 5.... One five is five

1 x 6 = 6.... One six is six

1 x 7 = 7... One seven is seven

1 x 8 = 8... One eight is eight

1 x 9 = 9.... One nine is nine

1 x 10 = 10... One ten is ten

2 x 1 = 2..... Two ones are two

2 x 2 = 4..... Two twos are four

2 x 3 = 6..... Two threes are six

2 x 4 = 8..... Two fours are eight

2 x 5 = 10.... Two fives are ten

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2 x 6 = 12.... Two sixs are twelve

2 x 7 = 14... Two sevens are fourteen

2 x 8 = 16... Two eights are sixteen

2 x 9 = 18.... Two nines are eighteen

2 x 10 = 20... Two tens are twenty

Multiples

Once

Twice

Double

Thrice

Triple

Four times

Fourfold

Five times

Fivefold

Six times

Sixfold

Ten times

Tenfold

Dozen

Score

Hundred times

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Hundredfold

Even number

Odd number

Prime number

Zero (Cipher)

FRACTIONS

1/2 half

1/3 one third

1/4 one fourth

1/5 One fifth

1/6 one sixth

1/8 one eighth

1/16 one sixteenth

3/4 three fourth

1 1/4 one and a quarter

1 1/2 one and a half

1 3/4 one and three fourth

2/3 two thirds

ORDINAL NUMBERS

1st (First)

2nd (Second)

3rd (Third)

4th (Fourth)

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5th (Fifth)

6th (Sixth)

7th (Seventh)

8th (Eighth)

9th (ninth)

10th (Tenth)

11th (Elventh)

12th (Twelth)

13th (Thirteenth)

14th (Fourteenth)

15th (Fiftheenth)

16th (Sixteenth)

17th (Seventeenth)

18th (Eighteenth)

19th (Ninteenth)

20th (Twentieth)

21st (Twenty First)

22nd (Twenty second)

23rd (Twenty third)

24th (Twenty fourth)

25th (Twenty fifth)

26th (Twenty sixth)

27th (Twenty seventh)

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28th (Twenty eighth)

29th (Twenty ninth)

30th (Thirtieth)

40th (Fourtieth)

50th (Fiftieth)

60th (Sixtieth)

70th (Seventieth)

80th (Eightieth)

90th (ninetieth)

100th (Hundredth)

1000th (Thousandth)

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NUMBERS & FRACTIONS

( ã¨OYºÅ∞ =∞iÜ«Ú aè#fl=ÚÅ∞)

One XHõ\̃ I 1

Two Ô~O_»∞ II 2

Three =¸_»∞ III 3

Four <åÅ∞QÆ∞ IV 4

Five S Œ̂∞ V 5

Six P~°∞ VI 6

Seven U_»∞ VII 7

Eight Zxq∞k VIII 8

Nine `˘q∞‡k IX 9

Ten Ñ̈k x 10

Eleven Ñ̈ Œ̂H˘O_»∞ XI 11

Twelve Ñ̈<≥flO_»∞ XII 12

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Thirteen Ñ̈ Œ̂=¸_»∞ XIII 13

Fourteen Ñ̈ Œ̂<åÅ∞æ XIV 14

Fifteen Ñ̈k<≥·̂ Œ∞ XV 15

Sixteen Ñ̈ Œ̂∞<å~°∞ XVI 16

Seventeen Ñ̈ Œ̂∞<Õ_»∞ XVII 17

Eighteen Ñ̈ Œ̂∞<≥xq∞k XVIII 18

Nineteen Ñ̈O_˘q∞‡k XIX 19

Twenty W~°∞=k XX 20

Twenty one W~°"≥· XHõ\ XXI 21

Twenty two W~°"≥· Ô~O_»∞ XXII 22

Twnety three W~°"≥· =¸_»∞ XXIII 23

Twenty four W~°"≥· <åÅ∞QÆ∞ XXIV 24

Twenty five W~°"≥· S^Œ∞ XXV 25

Twenty six W~°"≥· P~°∞ XXVI 26

Twenty seven W~°"≥· U_»∞ XXVII 27

Twenty eight W~°"≥· Zxq∞k XXVIII 28

Twenty nine W~°ÃÑ· ̀ ˘q∞‡k XXIX 29

Thirty =ÚÃÑ·Ê XXX 30

Thirty one =ÚÃÑ·Ê XHõ\ XXXI 31

Forty #ÅÉè̌· XL 40

Fifty Ü«∂Éèˇ· L 50

Sixty J~°"≥· LX 60

Seventy _≥Éè̌·ƒù LXX 70

Eighty Z#Éèˇ· LXXX 80

Ninety `˘OÉèˇ· XC 90

Ninety one `˘OÉè̌·XHõ\ XCI 91

Ninety two `˘OÉè̌· Ô~O_»∞ XCII 92

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Ninety three `˘OÉèˇ·=¸_»∞ XCIII 93

Ninety four `˘OÉèˇ· <åÅ∞QÆ∞ XCIV 94

Ninety five `˘OÉè̌· S Œ̂∞ XCV 95

Ninety six `˘OÉè̌· P~°∞ XCVI 96

Ninety seven `˘OÉè̌· U_» XCVII 97

Ninety eight `˘OÉè̌· Zxq∞k XCVIII 98

Ninety nine `˘OÉèˇ· ̀ ˘q∞‡k XCIX 99

Hundred #∂~°∞ C 100

Hundred one #∂@ XHõ\˜ CI 101

Hundred and ten #∂@Ѩk CX 110

Hundred and fifty #∂@Ü«∂Éèˇ· CL 150

Two hundred Ô~O_»∞=O Œ̂Å∞ CC 200

Three hundred =¸_»∞ =O Œ̂Å∞ CCC 300

Four hundred <åÅ∞QÆ∞ =O Œ̂Å∞ CD 400

Five hundred S Œ̂∞ =O Œ̂Å∞ D 500

Six hundred P~°∞ =O Œ̂Å∞ DC 600

Seven hundred U_»∞ =O Œ̂Å∞ DCC 700

Eight hundred Zxq∞k =O Œ̂Å∞ DCCC 800

Nine hundred `˘q∞‡k =O Œ̂Å∞ CM 900

Thousand "Õ~Ú M 1000Thousand and

one hundred "Õ~Úxfl XHõ #∂~°∞ MC 1100Thousand two

hundred "Õ~Úxfl Ô~O_»∞ #∂~°∞¡ MCC 1200

Ten thousand Ѩk"ÕÅ∞ 10,000

Ninety thousand `˘OÉè̌·"ÕÅ∞ 90,000

Lakh ÅHõ∆ 1,00,000

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Cipher = ã¨∞#flNaught = ã¨∞#flZero = ã¨∞#flEven number = ã¨i ã¨OYºOdd numbe = ÉËã≤ ã¨OYºFirst = XHõ@=Second = Ô~O_»=Third = =¸_»=Fourth = <åÅ∞QÆ=Fifth = J~Ú Œ̂=Sixth = P~°=Seventh = U_»=Eighth = Zxq∞ Œ̂=Ninth = ̀ ˘q∞‡^Œ=Tenth = Ѩ̂ Œ=Eleventh = Ѩ̂ ŒH˘O_»=Twentieth = W~°∞= Œ̂=Double = Ô~O_çO «̀Å∞Treble = =¸_çO «̀Å∞Four fold = <åÅ∞QÆ∞ Ô~@∞¡Five fold = J~Ú Œ̂∞ Ô~@∞¡Nine fold = `˘q∞‡k Ô~@∞¡Ten fold = Ѩk Ô~@∞¡

116 = XHõ\˜Ö’ Ѩ̂ ŒÇ¨~°=

ÉèÏQÆ=Ú

1316 = Ñ̈ Œ̂=¸_»∞

Ѩ̂ ŒÇ¨~°= ÉèÏQÍÅ∞

18 = XHõ\˜Ö’ Zxq∞ Œ̂=

ÉèÏQÆ=Ú

58 = Zxq∞kO@

J~Ú Œ̂∞ ÉèÏQÍÅ∞

14 = áêuHõ, HÍÅ∞

ÉèÏQÆ=Ú, ÉèÏQÆ=Ú,áê=Ù(áêuHõ)

1 14 = XHõ\˜OÉÏ=Ù,

XHõ\˜OHÍÅ∞,

2 14 = Ô~O_»∞OÉÏ=Ù,

Ô~O_»∞OÉÏuHõ

Million Ѩk ÅHõ∆Å∞ 10,00,000

Crore HÀ\˜ 100, 00 000

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Once = XHõ™êiTwice = Ô~O_»∞ ™ê~°∞¡Thrice = =¸_»∞ ™ê~°∞¡Four times = <åÅ∞QÆ∞ ™ê~°∞¡Five times = J~Ú Œ̂∞ ™ê~°∞¡Nine times = `˘q∞‡k ™ê~°∞¡Ten times = Ѩk™ê~°∞¡Ninety times = `˘OÉè̌·™ê~°∞¡Hundredtimes= =O Œ̂™ê~°∞¡Dozen = Ѩ<≥flO_»∞Gross = Ѩ<≥flO_»∞ _»[#∞¡

Score = W~°∞=k

10 14 = ѨkOÉÏ=Ù,

ѨkOÉÏuHõ, ѨkOHÍÅ∞

12 = J~°, ã¨QÆ=Ú

1 12 = XHõ\˜#fl~°

2 12 = Ô~O_»∞#fl~°

3 12 = =¸_»∞#fl~°

5 12 = J~Ú Œ̂∞#fl~°

34 = =ÚáêÊuHõ,

=ÚHͯÅ∞,

=ÚáêÊ=Ù

1 34 = XHõ\˜ =ÚHͯÅ∞

3 34 = =¸_»∞ =ÚHͯÅ∞