Top 10 Grammar Lessons by Masood Sadiq

Lesson No 2 of Top 10 Grammar Lessons Use of has, have, had, is, are, was, were, shall, & will Most of the students use, has, have, had, is, are, was, were, will, shall in a very confusing manner. They are confused with them and don't use them with certainty. Before studying the above said, first my learn about Personal Pronouns . First Person singular: (I) First Person plural: (we) Second person singular and plural: (You) Third-person singular: (he, she, it) and  Third-person plural: (they) 1. 'has' is used with a singular noun in the Present Tense. For example: She has a doll. He has got blue eyes. She has many friends here  2. 'have' is used with (a) plural nouns,  For example: They have many chicks. Children have many candies. (b) with First-person singular (I) and First plural (we) For example:  We have good relationships. I have many stamps.  (c) with Second person singular and plural: For example: You have a surety. You have not any information. I hav...

Choose the correct form of Verb.                    Worksheet No 2 1. She ______ T.V  when I rang her. A) Watches B) be watching    C) was watching            D) watch   2. I _____  tea before  my friend came . A) has not taken                     B) is not taking      C) do not take D) had not taken 3. They_____ the exam next year . A) will take B)   took C)   are  be taking D)   have taken   4. She ______ the exam before I passed . A)    pass B)   has passed C)   had passed          D)   have not passed  5. She had passed the exam before I _____. A)    pass B)    has passed C)    had passed          D)    passe...

Grammar Lesson No 1 of Top 10 Lessons What is Singular and Plural Verb? There are some Singular Nouns , for instance, 'a book', 'a boy', 'a stick', and 'a car' etc. are singular common nouns, some are Plural Nouns, for instance,  'books', 'boys', 'sticks', and 'cars' etc. are      Plural Nouns. Rule No. 1 A Singular Verb is used with a  Singular Noun &  Rule No. 2 A Plural verb is used with a Plural Noun , for example: 1. My car runs fast. (here car is a singular noun and runs is a singular verb .  2. My dogs bark at strangers. (here dogs is a plural verb and bark is a plural verb )  3. The dog runs after the cats. (here dog is a singular verb and run is a plural verb )  4. Dogs bark at night. 5. The cat is running after the mouse. Note: This rule is also called Subject-verb Agreement. Exception: Singular & Plural Second Person Pronoun You Either You is a singular or plural, it is used with Plural verb, for ...