English Vocabulary Exercises

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English vocabulary Exercises with their answers.

Learn the following paragraph and solve below exercises.

When Saif stepped in the shoe, someone called him “these are my shoes”. Saif went to zoo last week and he left his expensive shoes somewhere. Actually, someone told him, walking on grass is good for health. After a few minute, he went back to that place where he left his shoes. As soon as he stepped in the shoe, a man who seemed angry with mustache and beard called him “those are my shoes”.

Exercises

1- Write present form of the following verbs.

(a)Stepped,(b) called,(c) went,(d) left, and (e)told

2- Write comparative and superlative degree of the following adjectives.

(a)good,(b)expensive,(c)angry(d)dear, and (e)beautiful

3- Give short answers.

(a) Why did man become angry?

(b) Why did Saif step in the shoe?

(d) What did happen, when Saif stepped in the shoe?

(e) Where did Saif go last week?

4- True and False.

(a) Saif went to beach.

(b) Saif’shoes was very expensive.

(d) Saif was trying to steal his shoes.

(e) Walking on grass in good for health.

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English word Building(2)

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(A2) Formation of Noun form Verbs

Verbs                     Nouns

Complete               Completion

Belong                    Belonging

Co-operate            Co-operation

Bite                        Bite, Bit

Confirm                  Confirmation

Bless                      Blessings

Compel                  Compulsion

Break                     Breakage

     Compare                Comparison

Bury                       Burial

Collect                   Collection

Carry                     Carriage

Civilize                   civilization

Choose                  Choice

Compete                Competition

Comparison of Adjectives - List(2)

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Comparison of Adjectives - List(2)

Positive Comparative Superlative

Happy happier happiest

Great greater greatest

Good better best

Glad gladder gladdest

Fore former foremost

Foolish more foolish most foolish

Fit fitter fittest

Fine finer finest

Few fewer fewest

Fat fatter fattest

Fast faster fastest

Far farther farthest

Easy easier easiest

Early earlier earliest

Dirty dirtier dirtiest

Irregular verbs List(2)

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Using irregular verbs in sentences

11. Present Past Past Participle

Bite bit bitten

Using: The boy was bitten by a snake

12. Present Past Past Participle

Bleed bled bled

Using: His finger is bleeding.

13. Present Past Past Participle

Blow blew blown

Using: who blew the candle?

14. Present Past Past Participle

Break broke broken

Using: Boys who was playing in the street broke my window.

15. Present Past Past Participle

Build built built

Using:They have built their house themselves.

16. Present Past Past Participle

Burn burnt burnt

Using: Don’t burn these papers

17. Present Past Past Participle

Buy bought bought

Using:My uncle has bought a new car.

18. Present Past Past Participle

Cast cast cast

Using: : I will cast my vote in your favour.

19. Present Past Past Participle

Choose chose chosen

Using: I always choose my clothes myself.

20. Present Past Past Participle

Cut cut cut

Using: Cut this piece of wood into two halves.

Word of the Day (2)

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Word of the Day (2)

"Volunteer"

Definition: (Verb) somebody who works for free

Usage: The old man has volunteered himself to work for poor and needy people.

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Word of the Day

Word: "Starve"

Definition: (Verb) have nothing to eat

Usage: Don’t let this poor old beggar starve over here

Comparison of Adjectives - List

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Comparison of Adjectives - List

There are three kinds of adjective degrees, such as positive degree, comparative degree, and superlative degree. You will have to remember all of three degrees. The following list of adjectives which are commonly used in daily routine.

Positive Comparative Superlative