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IS TO, ARE TO, AM TO
1. He is to go to market.
2.They are to play the match.
3. I am to take tea.
WAS TO, WERE TO
1. She was to wash the clothes.
2. We were to pluck the flowers.
HAS TO, HAVE TO, HAD TO
(obligation)
A. 1. Geeta has to wash the clothes daily.
2. He has to cook the food daily.
3. Ravi and Suresh have to work very hard.
B. 1. I had to go to the station.
2. Mohan had to take medicine.
3. We had to help him.
SHALL HAVE TO, WILL HAVE TO
1. I shall have to accompany him tomorrow.
2. Meena will not have to go to office.
3. Shall we have to take the exam again?
DO, DOES, DID
Present Indefinite
1. She does take exercise in the morning.
2. They do play cricket on Sunday.
3. We do read at night.
Past Indefinite
1. She did steal.
2. I did go there.
Imperative
1. Do meet me tomorrow.
2. Do go there.
3. Never tell a lie.
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- Co-relative Conjunctions
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- Use Of Modals Part-1
CAN A. Ability, Power and Capacity 1. Ravi can drive a car. 2. Can you lift this weight? 3. He can speak English fluently. 4. They can not help at this time. B. To Give or Take Permission (informal) 1. Can I take your pen? ...
- Imperative Sentences
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Auxiliaries (Modals)
IS TO, ARE TO, AM TO
1. He is to go to market.
2.They are to play the match.
3. I am to take tea.
WAS TO, WERE TO
1. She was to wash the clothes.
2. We were to pluck the flowers.
HAS TO, HAVE TO, HAD TO
(obligation)
A. 1. Geeta has to wash the clothes daily.
2. He has to cook the food daily.
3. Ravi and Suresh have to work very hard.
B. 1. I had to go to the station.
2. Mohan had to take medicine.
3. We had to help him.
SHALL HAVE TO, WILL HAVE TO
1. I shall have to accompany him tomorrow.
2. Meena will not have to go to office.
3. Shall we have to take the exam again?
DO, DOES, DID
Present Indefinite
1. She does take exercise in the morning.
2. They do play cricket on Sunday.
3. We do read at night.
Past Indefinite
1. She did steal.
2. I did go there.
Imperative
1. Do meet me tomorrow.
2. Do go there.
3. Never tell a lie.
- Daily Activities Verbs List In English
When you are a new beginner it is best to learn daily vocabulary in meaningful sentences. You can read the sentences below to practice daily English verbs, and notice that they are all in Present Simple Tense. Daily Activities at Home What are some...
- Importance Of Morning Walk For Health
Tina: I think we should go for a morning walk daily. Morning walk is extremely good for our body as well as our mind. It keeps us active the whole day. Meena: You are right. I am ready to go with you. It is the best exercise for both young and old. Tina:...
- Co-relative Conjunctions
BOTH.....AND He is both intelligent and hard working.Mahesh was both punished and fined. EITHER.....OR Either Meena or Geeta has won the competition.He would like to take either Pepsi or Coke. NEITHER.....NOR Neither he nor his brother took admission...
- Use Of Modals Part-1
CAN A. Ability, Power and Capacity 1. Ravi can drive a car. 2. Can you lift this weight? 3. He can speak English fluently. 4. They can not help at this time. B. To Give or Take Permission (informal) 1. Can I take your pen? ...
- Imperative Sentences
1. There is request, advice, order, suggestion etc. in imperative sentences. 2. Subject is always ?you? but it is not written. (It is hidden) 3. Use first form of the verb. 4. Negative sentence starts with Don?t Part I Examples: Write this letter today.Don?t...