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INDEX
S.No Topics Pages
1. Telugu Alphabets 1
2. English alphabet 9
3. Contractions 14
4. Verb – 1 20
5. One, Two, Three word Sentences 22
6. Words & Sentences 30
7. Modal Words 47
8. Advebs 77
9. Adjectives 80
10. Prepositions 84
11. A V & P V (Sentences ) 102
12. A V & P V (Grammar ) 123
13. Present, Past, Future tenses 132
14. Sentences with helping verbs 135
15. Sentences with adverbs 137
16. Sentences with adjectives 139
17. Sentences with prepositions 142
18. AV & PV Sentences 148
19. Some important sentences 150
20. A few verbs 159
21. Tables 171
Telugu Alphabets
Vowels (16)
a aa e ee
u oo ru roo
e ea i o
vo ow am aha
1
Ka Kha ga gha nga
Cha Cha Ja Jha nja
ta tha da dha na
2
pa pha ba bha ma
ya ra la Va sa
sha sa ha hala
Ksha ra
3
ka ga cha ja ta
kaa gaa chaa jaa taa
Ki gi chi ji ti
kee gee chee jee tee
ku gu chu ju tu
koo goo choo joo too
ke ge che je te
kai gai chai jai tai
ko go cho jo to
kow gow chow jow tow
kam gam cham jam tam
kah gah chah jah tah
4
da na pa ba ma
daa naa paa baa maa
di ni pi bi mi
dee nee pee bee mee
du nu pu bu mu
doo noo poo boo moo
de ne pe be me
dai nai pai bai mai
do no po bo mo
dow now pow bow mow
dam nam pam bam mam
dah nah pah bah mah
5
ya ra la va sha
yaa raa laa vaa shaa
yi ri li vi shi
yee ree lee vee shee
yu ru lu vu shu
yoo roo loo voo sho
ye re le ve she
yai rai lai vai shai
yo ro lo vo sho
yow row low vow show
yam ram lam vam sham
yah rah lah vah shah
6
sa Ha Ksha
saa Haa Kshaa
si Hi Kshi
see Hee Kshee
su Hu Kshu
soo Hoo Kshoo
se He Kshe
sai Hai Kshai
so Ho Ksho
sow How Kshow
sam Ham Ksham
sah Hah Kshah
7
A mma Ki ti ki
A swa ni Sa ri ga ma
A da vi pa da ni sa
A la ka Raa gam
A ra ti vi ja ya wa da
A la ma ra Vi sa kha pa tna m
A la ja di Naa nna
A ru dra Cha kram
A rju nu du Cho kka
A lla Ka rta vyam
A yo dhya Bha ska ru du
Ga na pa thi Hru da yam
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ENGLISH ALPHABET
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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, u
Consonants - 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 U
B 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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bha = bhe = bhi = bho = bhoo = bhu =
dha = dhe = dhi = dho = dhoo = dhu =
pha = phe = phi = pho = phoo = phu =
gha = ghe = ghi = gho = ghoo = ghu =
kha = khe = khi = kho = khoo = khu =
cha = che = chi = cho = choo = chu =
12
jha = jhe = jhi = jho = jhoo = jhu =
13
tta = tte = tti = tto = ttoo = ttu =
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53. Marry 78. Seek
54. Promise 79. Swear
55. Pay 80. Swim
56. Prove 81. Study
57. Pain 82. Show
58. Prepare 83. Start
59. Push 84. Starve
60. Preserve 85. Take
61. Read 86. Throw
62. Run 87. Teach
63. Respect 88. Think
64. Rend 89. Tell
65. Sit 90. Train
66. Stand 91. Try
67. Speak 92. Understand
68. Sleep 93. Write
69. Spend 94. Walk
70. Sell 95. Wash
71. Sing 96. Win
72. Shake 97. Wear
73. Steal 98. Want
74. Send 99. Warn
75. Smell 100. Worry
76. Sweep
77. Say
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53. Marry 78. Seek
54. Promise 79. Swear
55. Pay 80. Swim
56. Prove 81. Study
57. Pain 82. Show
58. Prepare 83. Start
59. Push 84. Starve
60. Preserve 85. Take
61. Read 86. Throw
62. Run 87. Teach
63. Respect 88. Think
64. Rend 89. Tell
65. Sit 90. Train
66. Stand 91. Try
67. Speak 92. Understand
68. Sleep 93. Write
69. Spend 94. Walk
70. Sell 95. Wash
71. Sing 96. Win
72. Shake 97. Wear
73. Steal 98. Want
74. Send 99. Warn
75. Smell 100. Worry
76. Sweep
77. Say
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Modals
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 I
1. Can I walk?
2. Can I run?
3. Can I swim?
4. Can I beat him?
5. Can I eat it?
6. Can I drink it?
7. Can I dream?
8. Can I play cricket?
9. Can I write my exam?
10. Can I 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 I
1. Can’t I come there?
2. Can’t I sit there?
3. Can’t I help you
4. Can’t I beat you?
5. Can’t I walk there?
6. Can’t I marry you?
7. Can’t I swallow it?
8. Can’t I swim?
9. Can’t I earn money?
10. Can’t I write my exam?
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I could
1. I could Walk.
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 could eat it.
I am able -
1. I am able to walk.
2. I am able to run.
3. I am able to swim.
4. I am able to write.
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.
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Am I able?
1. Am I able to sing?
2. Am I able to say?
3. Am I able to ask?
4. Am I able to play cricket?
5. Am I able to read my lesson?
6. Am I able to swallow that sweet?
7. Am I able to dance?
8. Am I able to sit ?
9. Am I able to advise you?
10. Am I able to think properly?
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Do I have to
1. Do I have to sing?
2. Do I have to go
3. Do I have to come?
4. Do I have to dance?
5. Do I have to sit
6. Do I have to stand?
7. Do I have to eat?
8. Do I have to drink?
9. Do I have to read?
10. Do I have to write?
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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?
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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.
8. I had to escape from that place.
9. I had to drive the vehicle.
10. I had to answer him.
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Did I have to
1. Did I have to eat there?
2. Did I have to talk there?
3. Did I have to sleep there?
4. Did I have to beat him?
5. Did I have to dance there?
6.Did I have to help her?
7. Did I have to marry her?
8. Did I have to escape from that place?
9. Did I have to drive the vehicle?
10. Did I have to answer him?
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Didn’t I have to
Must
1. I must go there.
2. I must answer there. -
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.
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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.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
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Should not
1. I should not write.
2. I should not come there.
3. I should not drink it.
4. I should not speak.
5. I should not jump.
6. I should not eat it.
7. I should not sell it.
8. I should not sit here.
9. I should not tell.
10. I should not pay.
Make
1. Make me sing.
2. Make me drink.
3. Make me move.
4. Make me play.
5. Make me shout.
6. Make me fly.
7. Make me send.
8. Make me swim.
9. Make me talk.
10. Make me try.
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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.
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 make 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 laugh.
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ADVERBS -
Already Conveniently
Again Clearly
Any where Closely
Also Calmly
Always Cheerfully
Abundantly Doubtlessly
Almost Dangerously
Accurately Duly
Angrily Directly
Anxiously Dearly
Alone Ever
Artificially Elsewhere
Amazingly Enough
Awfully Evenly
Before Eagerly
By and by Entirely
Backward Forward
Barely Foolishly
Badly Faithfully
Beautifully Fairly
Brightly Fast
Bitterly Gratefully
Boldly Gladly
Bravely Greatly
Certainly Here after
Completely Hence forth
Carefully Hence forward
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Here No
Here in Not
Hither Not at all
Hardly Naturally
Hence Nearly
Herewith Near
Hereby Often
Here about Often times
Here of Openly
Here on Presently
Here to Plainly
How Properly
Happily Pleasantly
Hard Politely
Hopefully Perfectly
Instantly Poorly
Indeed Proudly
Indirectly Personally
Just Publicly
Justly Quickly
Jointly Quite
Late Quietly
Loud Really
Legally Richly
Largely Straightly
Miserably Somewhere
Now Slowly
Not yet So
Nay Scarcely
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Surely Thereupon
Strangely Truthfully
Swiftly Thickly
Sadly Together
Sincerely Upward
Soon Undoubtedly
Skilfully Unjustly
Specially Very
Secretly Verily
Steadily Weekly
Today When
Tomorrow Where
Twice Whither
There Whereabouts
Thence Whence
Thrice Wherein
Thither Whereat
Too Whereby
Truly Wherefore
Then Why
Therefore Whether
Thereby
Thereof Widely
Thereto Wonderfully
Therein Wavily
Thereon Yesterday
Therein Yearly
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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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ADJECTIVES
Positive Comparative Superlative
Degree Degree Degree
Short Shorter Shortest
Long Longer Longest
Strong Stronger Strongest
Quick Quicker Quickest
Hot Hotter Hottest
Tall Taller Tallest
Young Younger Youngest
Old Older Oldest
Thick Thicker Thickest
New Newer Newest
Great Greater Greatest
Noble Nobler Noblest
Brave Braver Bravest
Able Abler Ablest
Wise Wiser Wisest
Large Larger Largest
Fine Finer Finest
Pale Paler Palest
Heavy Heavier Heaviest
Merry Marrier Marriest
Bulky Bulkier Bulkiest
Easy Easier Easiest
Happy Happier Happiest
Witty Wittier Wittiest
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Biggish Bigger Biggest
Sad Sadder Saddest
Red Redder Reddest
Good Better Best
Bad Worse Worst
Well Better Best
Many More Most
Much More Most
Old Elder Eldest
Out Utter Utmost
Out Outer utmost
Late Later Latest
Late Latter Lost
Little Less Least
ill Worse worst
far Farther Farthest
Fore Former First or Fore most
Beautiful More beautiful Most beautiful
Learned More learned Most learned
Gifted More gifted Most gifted
Benefited More benefited Most benefited
Courageous More courageous Most courageous
Difficult More difficult Most difficult
Proper More proper Most proper
Near Nearer Nearest
Clear Clearer Clearest
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PREPOSITIONS -
Prepositions.
Prepositions
At =
After =
About =
Along =
Above =
Across =
Around =
Among =
Amongst =
Amidst =
Between =
Betwixt =
Beneath =
Beside =
Besides =
Beyond =
By =
Before =
Down =
Despite =
In =
Into =
In case of =
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Near =
Over =
Out =
Off =
On =
Of =
Towards =
Till =
Untill =
Upon =
Under =
Underneath =
with =
within =
without =
Verbal Prepositions
Associate with =
Angry with / at =
Bear with =
Clash with =
Condole with =
Comply with =
correspond with =
Credit with =
Agree with/to =
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Dispense with =
Fill in =
Grapple on/with =
Meddle 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 =
Emerge from =
Escape from =
Exclude from =
Preserve from =
Protect from =
Prohibit from =
Recover from =
Adapt to =
Adhere to =
Allot to =
Apologise to/for =
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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 =
Occur to =
Prefer to =
Pretend to =
Revert to =
Refer to =
Stoop to =
Submit to/with =
Succumb to =
Testify to =
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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 =
Die of /for =
Dispose off =
Divert of/from =
Dream of =
Repent of / from =
Taste of =
Dabble in/with =
Delight in =
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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 =
Noun Preposition
Affection for =
Appetite for =
Ambition for =
Anxiety for =
Apology for =
Aptitude for =
Blame for =
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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 =
Need for =
Opportunity for =
Passion for =
Partiality for =
Pity for =
Relish for =
Reputation for =
Surety for =
Assurance of =
Charge of/with =
Distrust of =
Doubt of =
Experience of =
Failure of =
Observance of =
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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 =
Obedience to =
Objection to =
Opposition to =
Preface to =
Reference to =
Submission to =
Supplement to =
Acceptable to =
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Accustomed to =
Addicted to =
Adequate to =
Adjacent to =
Affectionate to =
Akin to =
Alien 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 =
Erosion of =
Applicable to =
Amenable to =
Temptation to =
Acquaintance with =
Alliance with =
Bargain with =
Intercourse with =
Deliverance from =
Escape from =
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Exemption from =
Inference from =
Concern about =
Impression on =
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 =
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Incined to =
Indebted to =
Indifferent to =
Indispensable to =
Indulgent to =
Inensible to =
Irrelevant to =
Favourable to =
Immaterial 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 =
Prejudicial to =
Profitable to =
Prone to =
Reduced to =
Related to =
Responsible to =
Restricted to =
Sensitive to =
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Suited to =
True to =
Absorbed in =
Accomplished in =
Accurate in =
Backward in =
Defective in =
Deficient in =
Experienced in =
Deligent in =
Enveloped in =
Honest in =
Interested in =
Involved in =
Proficient in =
Afficted 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 =
Popular with/among =
Satisfied with =
Accused of =
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Acquitted of =
Afraid of =
Assured of =
Confident of =
Conscious of =
Convinced of =
Deprived of/from =
Desirous of =
Devoid of =
Diffident of =
Envious of/to =
Found of =
Guilty of =
Ignorant of =
Informed of =
Negligent of =
Proud of =
Sick of =
Sure of =
Suspicious of =
Tolerant of =
Anxious for =
Conspicuous for/of =
Destined for =
Eager for =
Eligible for =
Grateful for =
Prepared for/to =
Proper for =
Qualified for =
Sorry for =
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PREPOSITIONS
Definition: NounPronoun
Preposition
(placed before)
Preposition
objects
e.g.: The mail track runs over hill and plain
preposition object
e.g : Here is the book you asked for.
Relative pronoun object
preposition
e.g : That is the girl whom I spoke of
Interrogative pronoun object
preposition
e.g: What are you looking at?
object
e.g. He is known all the world over.
6. For, from in, on preposition Nouns of
place or time
e.g.: We did it (in) last week
Wait (for) a minute
There are 4 kinds of prepositions
1. Simple prepositions:
e.g.: at, for, with, under, near, through.
by, to, in, up, out, down, of, over, from, off, till
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2. Compound prepositions
noun Adjective Adverb
(a-as, or be-by) bcompound
preposition
e.g: About, among, above, amongst below, beneath
across, along amidst,
below, beside, beyond, outside, beyond, within.
3. Phrase Prepositions:
Preposition
Phrase preposition
e.g: According to, because of, by virtue of, In accor-
dance with, by dint of, by way of,
in addition to,
4. Participle prepositions: Verbs present parti-
ciple prepositions
e.g: Baring, during, notwith standing, concerning,
pendin g, respecting, considering, regarding, touching.
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3. Agency, Instrumentality
e.g: sell goods at auction
cut it with a knife
4. Manner:
e.g: Fought with courage
worked with care
falling by inches
5. Cause, Reason, Purpose =
e.g: Worked for the good of all
good place for a picnic
died of cancer
suffers from pain
6. Possession:
e.g: the temple of Srinathji
the girl with black eyes.
7. Measure, standard, Rate, Value
e.g: Interest at twelve percent
House by the tower clock
cloth is sold by the metre
he lost the race by a metre
8. Contrast, concession:
e.g: After every effort, he faild
For one vacancy a thousand applications
9. Inference, notice, source or origin:
e.g: He came here with gratitude.
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Heat emanates from the sea.
This is a quotation from Ramayana.
skill comes from practice.
1. But: Preposition except
e.g: None but the brave deserves victory.
2. ‘a’ ‘on’ preposition
e.g: Harvesting cooly at two rupees per day.
3. ‘In’
e.g: He is in Europe
Rama is living in Hyderabad
4. ‘at’
e.g: Krishna lives at Devarapalli
5. ‘in’ ‘at’ on
e.g: He is in bed
Rama is at the top of the class
Rama sat in a chair
6. ‘to’ ‘into’ upon,
e.g: He ran to the playground
The dog sprang upon the gate
He jumped into the sea
The dog sprang upon the gate
7. till
e.g: I waited till seven O clock.
8. ‘to’
e.g: I walked to the park
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9. ‘with’ by
e.g: Two birds with one shot killed by a soldier
10. ‘since’ Noun Noun phrase
verb
present perfect tense
e.g: I have taken nothing since morning
He has been in the hospital since 1st March.
11. ‘From’
Tenses verbs
e.g: I worked at it from 1st February to 10th March.
My son will be at the University from tomorrow
12. ‘Noun’ ‘in’
‘at the end of’
‘within’
e.g: 1. I will come back in an hour. 2.Complete it within an hour.
13. ‘Between’
e.g: The two brothers shared the patrimony between themselves
14. ‘Among’
e.g: Yadavas quarrelled among themselves
15. ‘Beside’ at(or by) the side of
e.g:Beside the road stones he lay
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ACTIVE VOICE
1. Simple Present Tense - 14
2. Simple Past Tense - 14
3. Simple Future Tense - 14
4. Present Continuous Tense - 14
5. Past Continuous Tense - 14
6. Future Continuous Tense - 14
7. Present Perfect Tense - 14
8. Past Perfect Tense - 14
9. Future Perfect Tense - 14
10. Present Perfect Continuous Tense - 14
11. Past Perfect Continuous Tense - 14
12. Future Perfect Continuous Tense - 14
Total Sentences - 168
PASSIVE VOICE
13. Simple Present Tense - 14
14. Simple Past Tense - 14
15. Simple Future Tense - 14
16. Present Perfect Tense - 14
17. Past Perfect Tense - 14
18. Future Perfect Tense - 14
19. Present Continous Tense - 14
20. Past Continuous Tense - 14
Total - 112
GRAND TOTAL - 280
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STEP - I (Present Simple Tense)
1. I talk ?
2. Do I talk?
3. What do I talk?
4. Why do I talk?
5. Where do I talk?
6. When do I talk?
7. How do I talk?
8. I dont talk ?
9. Don’t I talk?
10. What don’t I talk?
11. Why don’t I talk?
12. Where don’t I talk?
13. When dont I talk?
14. How don’t I talk?
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STEP - 2 (Simple Past Tense)
1. I talked (V2) yesterday I did talk Yesterday
2. Did I talk yesterday?
3. What did I talk yesterday?
4. Why did I talk yesterday?
5. Where did I talk yesterday?
6. When did I talk yesterday?
7. How did I talk yesterday?
8. I didn’t talk yesterday?
9. Didn’t I talk yesterday?
10. What didn’t I talk yesterday?
11. Why didn’t I talk yesterday?
12. Where didn’t I talk yesterday?
13. When didn’t I talk yesterday?
14. How didn’t I talk yesterday?
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verb Passive Voice
Passive Voice
Rama is gone.
is gone passive voice 'go'past participle
gone. 'go' intransitive verb. 'go' object
passive voice
(transitive verbs) active
voice passive voice
1. Rose smells sweet (is sweet when it is smelt)
2. Mango tastes fine (is fine when tasted)
5. Active Voice subject, passive voice object
active voice object, passive voice subject
subject, object object, subject
Rama killed Ravana (AV)
(Subject) (Object)
Ravana was killed by Rama
6. (be) am, are, is was, were, been, being main
verb
He gave me a biscuit (AV)
I was given a biscuit by him.
Active Voice subject 'by'
Arjuna killed Karna (AV)
Karna was killed by Arjuna (P.V.)
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Active voice 12 tenses passive voice
(1) Future continuous tense, (2) Present Perfect
Continuous Tense (3) Past Perfect Continuous Tense, (4)
Future Perfect Continuous Tense Passive
Voice
Active Voice imperative sentence
passive voice 'Let'
1. Close the door (AV)
Let the door be closed (PV)
2. Open the window (AV)
Let the window be opened (PV)
Subject imperative sentence
ordering (command) request
1. Speak the truth (AV)
You are advised to speak the truth (PV)
2. Bring the chair (AV)
You are ordered to bring the chair (PV)
3. Shut the door (AV)
Let the door be shut (PV)
4. Bring coffee (PV)
Let coffee be brought (PV)
5. Sing a song (AV)
Let a song be sung (PV)
6. Come here (AV)
You are ordered to come here (PV)
7. Go there (AV)
You are ordered to go there (PV)
8. Sing please. (AV)
You are requested to sing (PV)
9. Look here, please (AV)
You are requested to look here (PV)
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Active voice when, how question words
Passive Voice
1. When do you eat food (AV)
When is food eaten by you? (PV)
2. How did you kill her? (AV)
How was she killed by you? (PV)
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Active voice Passive voice
helping verb
Was he doing the job (AV)
Was the job being done by him?(PV)
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18. 'Be' 'be' form
ACTIVE PASSIVE ACTIVE PASSIVE
Shall Shall be Would Would be
Will Will be Could Could be
May May be Need Need be
Might Might be To To be
Must Must be Let Let be
Can Can be Ought to Ought to be
Dare Dare be Used to Used to be
Should Should be Who By whom
Must Had to
19. been/be
ACTIVE PASSIVE
have have been
has has been
had had been
will have will have been
have to have to be
has to has to be
had to had to be
will have to will have to be
would have to would have to be
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20. Verb + be form
ACTIVE PASSIVE
Advise (V1) am advised (V3)
are advised (V3)
Advises (V1) is advised (V3)
Advised (V2) was advised (V3)
were advised (V3)
Will advise will be advised (V3)
advising being advised (V3)
have addvised (V3) have been advised (V3)
has advised (V3) has bee advised (V3)
Will have advised (V3) will have been advised (V3)
had advised had been addvised (V3)
21. Passive voice Sentences.
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6. Rama has loved Sita. (AV)
Sita has been loved by Rama. (PV)
7. Rama had loved Sita. (AV)
Sita had been loved by Rama. (PV)
8. Rama will have loved Sita. (AV)
Sita will have been loved by Rama. (PV)
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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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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?
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.
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58. Ravi 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.
71. Ravi left work at 4’O clock.
72. It is about four now.
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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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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.
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.
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30. Could I help?
31. I couldn’t help.
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.
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46. May I help?
47. I may not help.
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.
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?
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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.
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?
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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.
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.
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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 ask 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.
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.
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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.
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?
138. I prefer to go there.
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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.
153. I told nothing/I didn’t tell anything.
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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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A FEW IMPORTANT VERBS
Blow Blew Blown
Bear Bore Born/Borne
Buy Bought Bought
Bring Brought Brought
Begin Began Begun
Burn Burnt Burnt
Build Built Built
Dig Dug Dug
Do Did Done
Drink Drank Drunk
Draw Drew Drawn
Drive Drove Driven
Fight Fought Fought
Find Found Found
Feel Felt Felt
Feed Fed Fed
Fly Flew Flown
Fall Fell Fallen
Lose Lost Lost
Leave Left Left
Run Ran Run
Ride Rode Ridden
Ring Rang Rung
Read Read Read
Keep Kept Kept
Know Knew Known
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Eat Ate Eaten
Creep Crept Crept
Bind Bound Bound
Bleed Bled Bled
Bid Bade Bidden
Beat Beat Beaten
Bite Bit Bitten
Bread Bred Bred
Dream Dreamt Dreamt
Dwell Dwelt Dwelt
See Saw Seen
Speak Spoke Spoken
Spend Spent Spent
Sell Sold Sold
sit Sat Sat
Sink Sank Sunk
Sing Sang Sung
Shake Shook shaken
Spring Sprang sprung
Steal Stole Stolen
Sting Stung Stung
Strike Struck Struck
Send Sent Sent
Sleep Slept Slept
Smell Smelt Smelt
Spell Spelt Spelt
Sweep Swept Swept
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Take Took Taken
Tear Tore Torn
Throw Threw thrown
Teach Taught Taught
Think Thought Thought
Win Won Won
Weave Wove Woven
Wear Wore worn
Write Wrote Written
Tell Told told
Say Said Said
Seek Sought Sought
Shrink Shrank Shrunk
Slay Slew Slain
Spin Spun Spun
Sling Slung Slung
Smite Smote Smitten
Stick Stuck Stuck
Swear Swore Sworn
Stride Strode Stridden
Swim Swam Swum
Strive Strove/Strived Striven/Strived
Swing Swung Swung
Sew Sewed Sewn
Become Became Become
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Beseech Besought Besought
Beget Begot Begotten
Behold Beheld Beheld
Deal Dealt Dealt
Fling Flung Flung
Forbid forbode Forbidden
Forbear Forbore Forborne
Forsake Forsoke Forsaken
Forget Forgot forgotten
Hang Hung/hanged Hung/Hanged
Hold Held Held
Hide Hid Hidden
Kneel Knelt Knelt
Overcome Overcame Overcome
Rend Rent Rent
Undeerstand Understood Understood
Mean Meant Meant
Lead Led Led
Stand Stood Stood
Love Loved Loved
Like Liked Liked
Laugh Laughed Laughed
Live Lived Lived
Link Linked Linked
Load Loaded Loaded
Fill Filled Filled
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Fail Failed Failed
Fear Feared Feared
Fire Fired Fired
Free Fred Fred
Found Founded Founded
Guess Guessed Guessed
gift Giftd Gifted
Gain Gained Gained
Jump Jumped Jumped
Judge Judged Judged
Move Moved Moved
Merge Merged Merged
Miss Missed Missed
Melt Melted Melted
Mow Mowed Mowed
Manage Managed Managed
Mend Mended Mended
Mind Minded Minded
Mint Minted Minted
Call Called Called
Care Cared Cared
Curse Cursed Cursed
Consult Consulted Consulted
Cane Caned Caned
Crush Crushed Crushed
Chide Chided Chided
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Clothe Clothed Clothed
Cease Ceased Ceased
Content Contented Contented
Contribute Contributed Contributed
Convince Convinced Convinced
Crown Crowned Crowned
Credit Credited Credited
Converse Conversed Conversed
Converge Converged Converged
Consecrate ConsecratedConsecreted
Consist Consisted consisted
Congragulate congratulated congratulated
Connive Connived Connived
Comprise comprised Comprised
Compromise Compromised Compromised
Deliver Delivered Delivered
Delay Delayed Delayed
Decide Decided Decided
Discuss Discussed Discussed
Dress Dressed Dressed
Doubt Doubted Doubted
Design Designed Designed
Desert Deserted Deserted
Deprive Deprived Deprived
Devote Devoted Devoted
Derive Derived Derived
Determine Determined Determined
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Describe Describe Described
Disappoint Disappointed Disappointed
Differ Differed Differed
Drench Drenched Drenched
Deviate Deviated Deviated
Disgrace Disgraced Disagraced
Foil Foiled Foiled
Inform Informed Informed
Invite Invited Invited
Invent Invented Invented
Interfere Interfered Interfered
Injure Injured Injured
Inhabit Inhabited Inhabited
Ignore Ignored Ignored
Inherit InheritedInherited
Irritate Irritated Irritated
Imitate Imitated Imitated
Intimate Intimated Intimated
Inquire Inquired Inquired
Induce Induced Induced
Inspire Inspired Inspired
Implicate Implicated Implicated
Impose Imposed Imposed
Incline Inclined Inclined
Indulge Indulged Indulged
Intrude Intruded Intruded
Involve Involved Involved
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Invade Invaded Invaded
Intend Intended Intended
Instruct Instructed Instructed
Insure Insured Insured
Interrupt Interrupted Interrupted
Issue Issued Issued
Promise Promised Promised
Pay Paid Paid
Prove Proved Proved
Pain Pained Pained
Perish Perished Perished
Prepare Prepared Prepared
Pretend Pretended Pretended
Prevent Prevented Prevented
Promote Promoted Promoted
Pawn Pawned Pawned
Pledge Pledged Pledged
Produce Produced Produced
Push Pushed Pushed
Prohibit Prohibited Prohibited
Preserve Preserved Preserved
Reduce Reduced Reduced
Regret Regretted Regretted
Respect Respected Respected
Reverse Reversed Reversed
Revert Reverted Reverted
Review Reviewed Reviewed
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Resolve Resolved Resolved
Repose Reposed Reposed
Restrict Restricted Restricted
Restrain Restrained Restrained
Refer Referred Referred
Regard Regarded Regarded
Relate Related Related
Believe Believed Believed
Kill Killed Killed
Kick Kicked Kicked
Need Needed Needed
Note Noted Noted
Erode Eroded Eroded
boycot Boycotted Boycotted
Add Added Added
Advise Advised Advised
Accuse Accused Accused
Agree Agreed Agreed
Accept Accepted Accepted
Absent Absented Absented
Adopt Adopted Adopted
Adjust Adjusted Adjusted
Apply Applied Applied
Appoint Appointed Appointed
Attain Attained Attained
Attend Attended Attended
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Attach Attached Attached
Allow Allowed Allowed
Amuse Amused Amused
Accomplish Accomplished Accomplished
Bury Buried Buried
Base Based Based
Encouraged Encouraged Encouraged
Envelop Enveloped Enveloped
Escape Escaped Escaped
Exclude Excluded Excluded
Exempt ExemptedExempted
Experience ExperiencedExperienced
Enlarge Enlarged Enlarged
Engage Engaged Engaged
Embrace Embraced Embraced
Encroach Encroached Encroached
Employ Employed Employed
Enjoy Enjoyed Enjoyed
Express Expressed Expressed
Expose Exposed Exposed
Emerge Emerged Emerged
Exhaust Exhausted Exhausted
Heap Heaped Heaped
Hint Hinted Hinted
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Hurry Hurried Hurried
Heal Healed Healed
Lick Licked Licked
Lash Lashed Lashed
Marry Married Married
Occupy Occupied Occupied
Occur Occurred Occurred
Obey Obeyed Obeyed
Obstruct Obstructed Obstructed
Offend Offended Offended
Object Objected Objected
Oblige Obliged Obliged
Prolong Prolonged Prolonged
Prompt Prompted Prompted
Queue Queued Queued
Quicken Quickened Quickened
Renounce Renounced Renounced
Rent Rented Rented
Study Studied Studied
Show Showed Showed
Swell Swelled Swelled
Satisfy Satisfied Satisfied
Seal Sealed Sealed
Seize 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 Supervised
Specify 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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Be Table
Present - Future - Past -
Yes No Yes No Yes No
I am I am not I will (I’ll)be I won’t be I was I wasn’t
(I’m )
We are We aren’t We will be We won’t be We were We weren’t
(We’re )
You are You aren’t You will be You won’t be You were You weren’t
(You’re
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They are They aren’t They will be They won’t be They were They weren’t
(They’re )
He is He isn’t He will be He won’t be He was He wasn’t
(He’s )
She is She isn’t She will be She won’t be She was She wasn’t
(She’s )
It is It isn’t It will be It won’t be It was It wasn’t
(It’s )
Table of Personal Pronouns
No Subject Object
1. I Me my - mine - myself
2. We Us our - ours - ourselves
3. You You your - yours - yourself
4. You You your - yours - yourselves
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5. They Them their- theirs- themselves
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He has (He’s ) He doesn’t have He will have He won’t have He had (He’d ) He didn’t have
(He’ll )
She has (She’s ) She doesn’t have She will have She won’t have She had (She’d ) She didn’t have
(She’ll )
It has (It’s ) It doesn’t have It will have It won’t have It had (It’d ) It didn’t have
(It’ll
Rama has Rama doesn’t have Rama will have Rama won’t have Rama had Rama didn’t have
Sita has Sita doesn’t have Sita will have Sita won’t have Sita had Sita didn’t have
INDEFINITE TENSE
Simple Present Tense Simple Past Tense Simple Future Tense
1. I eat a mango. 1 I ate a mango 1. I shall eat a mango.
2. We eat a mango. 2. We ate a mango. 2. We shall eat a mango.
3. You eat a mango. 3. You ate a mango. 3. You will eat a mango.
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3. You are eating a mango. 3. You were eating a mango yesterday.
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6. They have eaten a mango. 6. They had eaten a mango. 6. They will have eaten a mango.
7. I have written a letter. 7. I had written a letter. 7. I shall have written a letter.
8. We have written a letter. 8. We had written a letter. 8. We shall have written a letter.
9. You have written a letter. 9. You had written a letter. 9. You will have written a letter.
10. He has written a letter. 10. He had written a letter. 10. He will have written a letter.
11. She has written a letter. 11. She had written a letter. 11. She will have written a letter.
12. They have written a letter. 12. They had written a letter. 12. They will have written a letter.
DEGREES OF COMPARISON
Positive Comparative Superlative
Degree Degree Degree
High higher highest
Tall taller tallest
Bold bolder boldest
Kind kinder kindest
Hard harder hardest
Sweet sweeter sweetest
Small smaller smallest
Clever cleverer cleverest
Young younger youngest
Great greater greatest
Thick thicker thickest
Brave braver bravest
Sure surer surest
Able abler ablest
Fine finer finest
Wise wiser wisest
White whiter whitest
Large larger largest
Hot hotter hottest
Fat fatter fattest
Big bigger biggest
Sad sadder saddest
Easy easier easiest
Beautiful more beautiful most beautiful
Difficult more difficult most difficult
Good better best
Bad worse worst
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Superlative Degree Comparative Degree Positive Degree
1. Ramesh is one of the cleverest boys in 1. Ramesh is clever than most other boys 1. Very few boys in the class are as clever
the class. in the class. as Ramesh.
2. Bombay is one of the biggest cities 2. Bombay is bigger than most other cities 2. Very few cities of India are as big as
of India. of India. Bombay.
3. Akbar was one of the greatest Kings. 3. Akbar was bigger than most other 3. Very few kings were as great asAkbar.
Kings. 4. Very few countries are as hot as India.
4. India is one of the hottest countries.
4. India is hotter than most other 5. Very few Indian writers are as great
5. Tagore is one of the greatest countries.
Indian writers. as Tagore.
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5. Tagore is greater than most other 6. Very few Prime Ministers are as great
6. Nehru is one of the greatest Prime Indian writers. as Nehru.
Ministers.
6. Nehru is greater than most other 7. Very few News Papers are as good as
7. The Hindu is of the best News Prime Ministers. The Hindu.
Papers.
7. The Hindu is better than most other 8. Very few Islands in the world are as
8. Sri Lanka is one of the Islands in the News Papers. big as Sri Lanka.
world. 8. Sri Lanka is bigger than most other 9. Very few boys in the class are as short
9. Suresh is one of the shortest boys in the Islands in the world. as Suresh.
class. 9. Suresh is shorter than most other boys
in the class.
Active Voice (Shortcuts)
I
was / wasn’t
am / am not
shall be / won’t be
} walking.
I
had / hadn’t
have / haven’t
shall have / won’t have
} walked.
I
had been / hadn’t been
have been / haven’t been
shall have been / won’t have been
} walking
I
walked / didn’t walk
walk / don’t walk
shall walk / won’t walk
}
Passive Voice
I
was / wasn’t
am / am not
shall be / won’t be } scolded.
I
was / wasn’t
am / am not } being scolded.
I
had been / hadn’t been
have been / haven’t been
shall have been / won’t have been
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} scolded.
AFFIRMATIVE INTERROGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCES SENTENCES SENTENCES SENTENCES
kÕ<Ûës¡D yêø±´\T Á|üXÊïs¡úø£ yêø±´\T e´‹πsø±s¡úø£ yêø±´\T e´‹πsø£ Á|üXÊïs¡úø£ yêø±´\T
I laugh. Do I laugh? I don’t laugh. Don’t I laugh?
H˚qT qe⁄«‘êqT. H˚qT qe⁄«‘êHê? H˚qT qe«qT. H˚qT qe«Hê?
I laughed. Did I laugh? I didn’t laugh. Didn’t I laugh?
H˚qT q$«‹ì. H˚qT q$«‹Hê? H˚qT qe«˝Ò<äT. H˚qT qe«˝Ò<ë?
I shall laugh. Shall I laugh? I won’t laugh. Won’t I laugh?
H˚qT qe⁄«‘êqT. H˚qT qe⁄«‘êHê? H˚qT qe«qT. H˚qT qe«Hê?
I am laughing. Am I laughing? I’m not laughing. Aren’t I laughing?
H˚qT qe⁄«‘·÷ ñHêïqT. H˚qT qe⁄«‘·÷ ñHêïHê? H˚qT qe⁄«‘·÷ ˝ÒqT. H˚qT qe⁄«‘·÷ ˝ÒHê?
I was laughing. Was I laughing? I wasn’t laughing. Wasn’t I laughing?
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I will be laughing.
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I won’t be laughing.
H˚qT qe⁄«‘·÷ ñ+{≤qT. H˚qT qe⁄«‘·÷ ñ+{≤Hê? H˚qT qe⁄«‘·÷ ñ+&ÉqT. H˚qT qe⁄«‘·÷ ñ+&ÉHê?
I have laughed. Have I laughed? I haven’t laughed. Haven’t I laughed?
H˚qT (Ç|ü&˚) qyê«qT. H˚qT (Ç|ü&˚) qyê«Hê? H˚qT (Ç|ü&ÉT) qe«˝Ò<äT. H˚qT (Ç|ü&˚) qe«˝Ò<ë?
I had laughed. Had I laughed? I hadn’t laughed. Hadn’t I laughed?
H˚qT (n|ü&˚) q$«‹ì. H˚qT (n|ü&˚) q$«‹Hê? H˚qT(n|ü&˚) qe«˝Ò<äT. H˚qT (n|ü&˚) qe«˝Ò<ë?
I will have laughed. Shall I have laughed? I won’t have laughed. Won’t I have laughed?
` ø£s¡Ô] Á|üjÓ÷>∑eTT
H˚qT (n|ü&ÉT) q$« ñ+{≤qT H˚qT (n|ü&ÉT)q$« ñ+{≤Hê? H˚qT (n|ü&ÉT) q$« ñ+{≤qT. H˚qT (n|ü&ÉT) q$« ñ+{≤Hê?
I have been laughing. Have I been laughing? I have’t been laughing. Haven’t I been laughing?
H˚qT #ê˝≤ùd|ü{Ï>± qe⁄«‘·÷ H˚qT #ê˝≤ùd|ü{Ï>± qe⁄«‘·÷ H˚qT #ê˝≤ùd|ü{Ï>± qe⁄«≥ H˚qT #ê˝≤ ùd|ü{Ï>± qe⁄«≥
ñHêïqT. ñHêïHê? ˝Ò<Tä . ˝Ò<ë?
I had been laughing. Had I been laughing? I hadn’t been laughing. Hadn’t I been laughing?
H˚qT #ê˝≤ùd|ü{Ï>± qe⁄«‘·÷ H˚qT #ê˝≤ ùd|ü{Ï>± qe⁄«‘·÷ H˚qT #ê˝≤ù d |ü{Ï> ± qe⁄«‘·÷ H˚qT #ê˝≤ ùd|ü{Ï>± qe⁄«‘·÷
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< ä
T . ñ+&É˝Ò<ë?
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PASSIVE VOICE ` ø£s¡àDÏ Á|üjÓ÷>∑eTT
AFFIRMATIVE INTERROGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCES SENTENCES SENTENCES SENTENCES
kÕ<Ûës¡D yêø±´\T Á|üXÊïs¡úø£ yêø±´\T e´‹πsø±s¡úø£ yêø±´\T e´‹πsø£ Á|üXÊïs¡úø£ yêø±´\T
I am told. Am I told? I am not told. Am I not told?
Hê≈£î (ás√E) #ÓbÕŒs¡T Hê≈£î (ás√E) #ÓbÕŒsê? Hê≈£î (á s√E) #Ó|üŒ˝Ò<äT. Hê≈£î á s√E #Ó|üŒ˝Ò<ë?
I was told. Was I told? I was not told. Was not I told?
Hê≈£î (ìqï) #ÓbÕŒs¡T. Hê≈£î (ìqï) #ÓbÕŒsê? Hê≈£î (ìqï) #Ó|üŒ˝Ò<äT. Hê≈£î (ìqï) #Ó|üŒ˝Ò<ë.
I shall be told. Shall I be told? I shall not be told. Shall I not be told?
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I am not being told. Am I not being told?
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I am being told. Am I being told?
Hê≈£î#ÓãT‘·÷ ñHêïs¡T. Hê≈£î #ÓãT‘·÷ ñHêïsê? Hê≈£î #ÓãT‘·÷ ñ+&É˝Ò<äT Hê≈£î #ÓãT‘·÷ ñ+&É˝Ò<ë?
I was being told. Was I being told? I was not being told. Was I not being told?
Hê≈£î #Ó|ü#·÷ ñ+{Ï]. Hê≈£î #Ó|ü#·÷ ñ+{Ïsê? Hê≈£î #Ó|ü#·÷ ñ+&É˝Ò<äT Hê≈£î #Ó|ü#·÷ ñ+&É˝Ò<ë?
I have been told. Have I been told? I have not been told. Haven’t I been told?
Hê≈£î (Ç|ü&˚ ) #ÓbÕŒs¡T Hê≈£î (Ç|ü&˚) #ÓbÕŒsê? Hê≈£î (Ç|ü&˚) #Ó|üŒ˝Ò<äT. Hê≈£î(Ç|ü&˚) #Ó|üŒ˝Ò<ë?
had been told. Had I been told? I had not been told. Hadn’t I been told?
Hê≈£î (n|ü&˚) #ÓbÕŒs¡T. Hê≈£î (n|ü&˚) #ÓbÕŒsê? Hê≈£î (n|ü&˚) #Ó|üŒ˝Ò<äT Hê≈£î (n|ü&˚) #Ó|üŒ˝Ò<ë?
I shall have been told. Shall I have been told? I shall not have been told. Shall I not have been told?
Hê≈£î (n|üŒ{ÏøÏ) #Óù|Œdæ Hê≈£î (n|üŒ{ÏøÏ) #Óù|Œdæ Hê≈£î (n|üŒ{ÏøÏ) #Óù|Œdæ Hê≈£î (n|üŒ{ÏøÏ) #Óù|Œdæ
ñ+&És¡T. ñ+&És¡T.
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ñ+{≤s¡T. ñ+{≤sê?
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ACTIVE VOICE
Affirmative Interrogative Negative Negative Interrogative
Sentences Sentences Sentences Sentences
I talk. Do I talk? I don't talk. Don't I talk?
Present I am talking. Am I talking? I am not talking. Am I not talking?
Tense
I have talked. Have I talked? I haven't talked. Haven't I talked?
I have been talking. Have I been talking? I haven't been talking. Haven't I been talking?
I talked. Did I talk? I didn't talk. Didn't I talk?
Past I was talking. Was I talking? I wasn't talking. Wasn't I talking?
Tense
I had talked. Had I talked? I hadn't talked. Hadn't I talked?
I had been talking. Had I been talking? I hadn't been talking. Hadn't I been talking?
I will talk. Shall I talk? I won't talk. Won't I talk?
Future I will be talking. Shall I be talking? I won't be talking. Won't I be talking?
Tense
I will have talked. Shall I have talked? I won't have talked. Won't I have talked?
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I will have been Shall I have been I won't have been Won't I have been talking?
talking. talking? talking.
Present Tense Past Tense Future Tense
Do I talk? Did I talk? Shall I talk?
Don’t I talk? Didn't I talk? Won't I talk?
What Why Am I talking? Was I talking? Shall I be talking?
Where When Aren't I talking? Wasn't I talking? Won't I be talking?
How Have I talked? Had I talked? Shall I have talked?
Haven't I talked? Hadn't I talked? Won't I have talked?
Have I been talking? Had I been talking? Shall I have been talking?
Haven't I been Hadn't I been talking? Won't I have been talking?
talking?
PASSIVE VOICE
Affirmative Sentences Interrogative Sentences Negative Sentences Negative Interrogative Sentences
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Present Tense Past Tense Future Tense
Am I advised? Was I advised? Shall I be advised?
Haven't I been advised? Hadn't I been advised? Won't I have been advised?
Note: Practise with "We, You, They, Boys, He, She, It, Rama, Sita"
ACTIVE VOICE
S.No Tense No. Sub Verb Object
01. Simple Present Singular Sita Sings a song.
Plural They Sell Radios.
02. Present Cont. Singular Anil is driving a car.
Plural We are staging plays.
03. Present Perfect Singular She has known the fact.
Plural many students have helped them.
04. Simple past Singular Keats wrote this poem.
Plural They built many houses.
05. Past Cont. Singular Kiran was drawing a new Picture.
Plural Some girls Were practising dance.
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Plural We will(shall) arrange a seminar.
08. Future Perfect Singular She will have her project
completed report.
Plural They will have fulfilled the conditions.
09. Can/May * we can do it.
* They may win the Match.
10. Imperative * Do it immediately.
* Please remove the Shoes.
11. Wh, Q’s Singular Who wrote this poem?
Plural Where did you keep my glasses?
12. Yes/No Q’s Singular Do you know her?
Plural Have you returned the books?
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PASSIVE VOICE
Sub Agent Be Form Verb (PP) Preposition 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 many students.
The Poem Was Written by Keats.
Many houses Were built by them.
A New picture Was being drawn by Kiran.
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A Seminar will be arranged by us.
Her Project report Will have been Complted by her.
The Conditions will have been fulfilled by them.
It Can be done by us.
The match may be Won by them.
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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