Combine each pair of simple sentences into one complex sentence containing a noun clause. 1. You cheated him. That is his complaint. 2. The train… Continue reading
Noun clause exercise
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Direct and indirect speech: an overview of the rules
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When the reporting verb is in the past tense, all present tenses in the direct speech will change into the corresponding past tenses. For example,… Continue reading
As well as exercise
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As well as means ‘in addition to’. We can combine two sentences using as well as. Study the example given below. Trees give us fruits.… Continue reading
Though and although – grammar exercise
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Although and though are interchangeable. Though is more common in a less formal style. Complete the following sentences using though or although. An example is… Continue reading
Time expressions and the tenses used with them
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Time expressions indicate the tense. Here is a quick overview of the different time expressions and the tenses used with them. Usually, never, generally, always,… Continue reading