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Rules for Present Indefinite tense Back to the starting page of tenses Q1) Translate following sentences into your mother tongue. 1)             Parliament makes the law in India . 2)             Girls play volleyball after the school. 3)             Our principal believes in simple living and high thinking. 4)             Monkeys rule this area. 5)             Do you know that man? 6)             My grandmother tells the bead all the time. 7)             Our company prefers honesty to hard work. 8)             Do you not like earning money? 9)  ...

Rules for Present Indefinite tense Back to the starting page oftenses Q1) Translate following sentences into your mother tongue 1)             Mr. Gupta lives in my neighborhood. 2)             She dances very well 3)             He always observes traffic rules. 4)             They do not believe in hard wok. 5)             Do you like swimming in the sea? 6)             Kapil follows his teacher. 7)             She looks after the baby. 8)             All my family members oppose the proposal. 9)          ...

Back to the starting page of tenses Present Indefinite Tense Understanding the Basics of Present Indefinite Tense In English grammar, the present indefinite tense describes an action or work without specifying its current state. It indicates that an action occurs regularly or habitually. However, it does not clarify if the action is ongoing or completed at the moment of speaking. Key Rules: Verb Form: The first form of the verb is used. Subject Agreement: If the subject is a third-person singular (he, she, it, or a specific name), 's' or 'es' is added to the first form of the verb. Negative Sentences: 'Do/does + not' is used for negative constructions. 'Does' is used for third-person singular subjects, while 'do' is used for plural subjects. Interrogative Sentences: Questions begin with 'do' or 'does' and end with a question mark. No 's/es' in Negatives and Interroga...

Tenses Dear Students  Tenses are the backbone of language, providing a framework for expressing actions in time. Whether recounting past events, describing present situations, or envisioning future scenarios, tenses allow us to navigate through time within our sentences. Understanding the intricacies of tenses is crucial for effective communication and proficiency in any language. What Are Tenses? Tenses, in linguistic terms, refer to the grammatical structures that indicate the time of action or state of being expressed by a verb. They convey when an action occurs, whether it is in the past, present, or future. Tenses are essential for providing context and clarity in communication, allowing speakers and writers to convey precise meanings and temporal relationships within their sentences. Types of Tenses:  In English grammar, tenses are broadly categorized into three main types: Past, Present, and Future tense. Each of these main categories is further divided in...

Q) Answer following questions in about 40 words. Q1) Why did Einstein write a letter to Franklin Roosevelt? Ans2) Einstein discovered the principle of nuclear energy. He was a visionary scientist. He knew that this power could be misused. He did not want to see the humanity disaster through atom bomb explosion. He was afraid that the Nazis could build and misuse an atomic bomb. So, He wrote to Franklin Roosevelt. Q2) How did Einstein react to the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki ? Ans3) Einstein was deeply hurt, on seeing the destruction caused by bomb in Nagasaki and Hiroshima . He worked for nuclear disarmament. He wanted peace. He proposed for a world government to stop arm race. Q3) Why is Einstein remembered as a ‘world citizen’? Ans4) Einstein is remembered as a world citizen because he campaigned for peace and democracy. He was against the arms race. He was a great scientist as well as a great visionary. His concerns were not constraint by state boundari...

In many countries cricket is like a religion and India is one of them. I am also a follower. During any important series, I reschedule my work to make sure that no match is missed. I am an ardent supporter of Indian team.  I want to convert this passion into my profession. I want to become a cricket reporter. I want to experience the thrill right from the cricket match ground. I am eagerly waiting for that day.    

I love wild animals. In cities only place to see them is zoo. Last week I got a chance to visit zoo when my elder brother planned a picnic along with his two friends. We reached there at 10 am. Zoo was divided into many sections like apes, birds, reptiles, butterflies, beast of prey etc. We tried to cover each section. But once we entered the birds section, we lost so much that we spent many hours there. We could hardly cover half section. By the evening we were very tired. We came out and took some snacks. Sweet memory of that day is still fresh in my mind.

Holi is a festival of colors. It is celebrated all over India . People throw water and colors on one another. All faces are so painted that one cannot tell a foe to a friend. All mingle together. In the atmosphere of color and light heartedness all differences melt away. So it’s a festival of joy and forgiveness. But some people spoil the high spirit by drinking and gambling. These practices should be detached from this holy festival

Q) Answer following questions in about 40 words. Q1) Why was Kezia afraid of her father? Ans1) Kezia was a little sensitive girl. Her father was very aggressive. Actually he got tired from his daily work. He always spoke loudly. He never played with her. He never showed affection to her. This made her afraid of her father. Q2) Who was Mr. Macdonald? Ans2) Mr. MacDonald was Kezia’s neighbor. He loved his children. Though, he had five children. He played with them. They would hang on to his coat. They would laugh together. If anyone made any mistake, he was never angry with them. Rather, he laughed it away. He was a very kind father. Q3) Why was kezia punished by her Father? Was he right?                                     Ans3) Kezia wanted to give a present to her father on his birthday .Sh...

Short paragraph(50-80 words) My grandmother is a retired principal from a reputed public school. She is much disciplined She never allows any looseness in work. She is very organized. She always keeps things at their proper places. I also imbibed this habit from her. She believes in preplanning and hates eleventh hour’s preparation. But she is very soft from inside. She overlooks naughty mischief of children. Her bed time stories are my valuable assets.  In her guidance we are learning many life skills automatically.