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Present Continuous Tense Test – Parmar Classes Present Continuous Tense Test Instructions: Answer the following 35 questions by filling in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in the Present Continuous tense. You can submit the test at any time to see your result based on the questions you’ve attempted. Example: Sentence: “She (read) a book.” Correct Answer: **is reading** Complete Sentence: “She is reading a book.” 1. I (work) on my project right now. 2. They (play) in the park at the moment. 3. She (study) for her exams these days. 4. The baby (sleep) peacefully. 5. John (watch) a movie with his friends. 6. We (travel) to London this week. 7. He (not/eat) dinner right now. 8. They (build) a new house next door. 9. The teacher (explain) the lesson. 10. I (wait) for the bus at the moment. Submit Your Result:

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Modal Verbs Test Modal Verbs Test 1. You ___ go to the party if you want. (can/could/must) 2. She ___ speak three languages fluently. (can/could/might) 3. We ___ see a movie later. (may/might/can) 4. He ___ be at home, but I’m not sure. (may/must/should) 5. You ___ finish your homework before going out. (must/should/can) 6. I ___ help you with that. (could/may/must) 7. They ___ be at the meeting right now. (must/may/can) 8. You ___ try this new restaurant. (should/might/must) 9. She ___ go to the gym tomorrow. (can/might/must) 10. We ___ take a break now. (could/must/should) 11. He ___ finish the project by Friday. (should/can/might) 12. You ___ have seen her at the party. (must/could/might) 13. They ___ not know the answer. (might/can/must) 14. I ___ go for a run later if it stops raining. (might/could/must) 15. You ___ always ask for help. (can/may/should) 16. She ___ be the one who called. (may/must/could) 17. We ___ visit the museum this weekend. (might/may/must) 18. He ___ have taken your book. (could/must/should) 19. You ___ wear a jacket; it’s cold outside. (should/might/can) 20. They ___ arrive anytime now. (could/may/must) 21. I ___ finish my report before the deadline. (can/might/should) 22. You ___ be careful with that. (must/can/may) 23. She ___ want to join us later. (might/must/could) 24. We ___ take the bus instead of walking. (may/could/should) 25. He ___ have left his phone at home. (must/could/might) 26. You ___ go to the doctor if you feel sick. (should/may/must) 27. I ___ be able to help you tomorrow. (might/could/can) 28. They ___ need assistance with the project. (may/must/can) 29. She ___ have forgotten about the meeting. (must/could/might) 30. We ___ take a break if we’re tired. (should/might/can) 31. He ___ go to the party, but he is busy. (might/can/must) 32. You ___ see the doctor for your check-up. (should/can/might) 33. They ___ be watching TV right now. (must/could/might) 34. I ___ help you with your homework. (can/must/should) 35. You ___ be tired after that long trip. (must/could/should) 36. She ___ finish her degree next year. (may/can/might) 37. We ___ see a concert this weekend. (might/can/should) 38. He ___ have gone home already. (could/must/might) 39. You ___ take your umbrella; it might rain. (should/could/must) 40. They ___ be late for the meeting. (might/must/can) Submit

Helping Verbs Test – English Grammar Helping Verbs Test 1. She ____ my best friend. is am are 2. I ____ hungry right now. am is are 3. They ____ at the park. are is am 4. He ____ a doctor. is am are 5. We ____ happy together. are am is 6. They ____ always late. are am is 7. She ____ very kind. is are am 8. I ____ at school today. am is are 9. He ____ a teacher. is am are 10. They ____ my friends. are is am 11. She ____ at home yesterday. was were is 12. They ____ in class last week. were was are 13. He ____ late to the meeting. was were is 14. We ____ in the garden yesterday. were was are 15. They ____ absent from the party. were was are 16. I ____ tired after work. was were am 17. He ____ at school yesterday. was were is 18. They ____ happy with their results. were was are 19. I ____ at the office all day. was were am 20. We ____ working hard all week. were was are 21. They ____ a good team. are were have 22. She ____ a beautiful house. has have is 23. I ____ a new phone. have has am 24. They ____ many friends. have has are 25. She ____ two brothers. has have is 26. He ____ a car. has have is 27. We ____ some important tasks today. have has are 28. They ____ many books. have has are 29. I ____ a lot of homework to do. have has am 30. She ____ a great personality. has have is 31. They ____ a lot of money. have has are 32. I ____ no idea about this. have has am 33. He ____ great respect in the community. has have is 34. We ____ the tickets for the concert. have has are 35. She ____ a lot of patience. has have is 36. They ____ a new plan for the project. have has are 37. I ____ no more questions. have has am 38. She ____ a strong character. has have is 39. They ____ the keys to the house. have has are 40. He ____ a new job. has have is Submit

Parmaar Classes – Used to Practice Parmaar Classes – Used to Sentence Practice Show/Hide Sentences Hindi Sentences (Used to – Past Simple) Positive Sentences (Past Simple – Used to): 1. मैं हर दिन क्रिकेट खेला करता था। 2. वह हर शाम संगीत सुना करता था। 3. वे लोग यहाँ रहते थे। 4. हम रोज़ स्कूल जाते थे। 5. वह दूध पिया करती थी। 6. हम पहले किताबें पढ़ते थे। 7. मैं यहाँ आना पसंद करता था। 8. वह हर सुबह योग करता था। 9. वे लोग साथ में खेलते थे। 10. वह बगीचे में जाया करती थी। 11. वह हर रविवार फिल्में देखा करता था। 12. मैं पहले बहुत यात्रा किया करता था। 13. वे लोग पहले यहाँ काम करते थे। 14. वह पहले यहाँ आया करती थी। 15. हम अक्सर गर्मियों में पहाड़ों पर जाते थे। 16. वह पहले बहुत किताबें पढ़ा करती थी। 17. मैं हर सुबह जल्दी उठता था। 18. वह पहले यहाँ के बाजार में काम करता था। 19. हम पहले इस पार्क में खेला करते थे। 20. वे लोग पहले साइकिल से स्कूल जाया करते थे। English Sentence Practice (Used to – Past Simple) Instructions: Convert the following sentences into negative, interrogative, and negative interrogative forms. Practice Sentences (Past Simple – Used to): 1. I used to play cricket every day. 2. He used to listen to music every evening. 3. They used to live here. 4. We used to go to school every day. 5. She used to drink milk every day. 6. We used to read books. 7. I used to come here often. 8. He used to do yoga every morning. 9. They used to play together. 10. She used to go to the garden. 11. He used to watch movies every Sunday. 12. I used to travel a lot. 13. They used to work here. 14. She used to come here often. 15. We used to go to the mountains in summer. 16. She used to read a lot of books. 17. I used to wake up early every morning. 18. He used to work at the local market. 19. We used to play in this park. 20. They used to go to school by bicycle. Practice Answers: 1. I used to play cricket every day. Negative: I didn’t use to play cricket every day. Interrogative: Did you use to play cricket every day? Negative Interrogative: Didn’t you use to play cricket every day? 2. He used to listen to music every evening. Negative: He didn’t use to listen to music every evening. Interrogative: Did he use to listen to music every evening? Negative Interrogative: Didn’t he use to listen to music every evening? 3. They used to live here. Negative: They didn’t use to live here. Interrogative: Did they use to live here? Negative Interrogative: Didn’t they use to live here? Parmaar Classes

Parmaar Classes – Hindi & English Sentence Practice with WH Family Parmaar Classes – Hindi & English Sentence Practice with WH Family Hide Practice & Answers The WH-Family: Interrogative Words (प्रश्नवाचक शब्द) The **WH-Family** is a crucial group of words used to ask direct questions in English. In Hindi, these words are referred to as *Prashnwachak Shabda*. They always come at the beginning of the English sentence (except for prepositions which sometimes follow the verb, like ‘Who were they with?’). Common WH-Words and Their Usage: WH-Word Hindi Meaning Function (Asks about) Example Sentence What क्या (Kya) A thing, object, or specific action. What is your plan? Who कौन (Kaun) A person (subject of the verb). Who is at the door? Whom किसे/किसको (Kise/Kisko) A person (object of the verb). Whom did they invite? Where कहाँ (Kahan) A place or location. Where is the office? When कब (Kab) Time. When will the show start? Why क्यों (Kyon) A reason or cause. Why did you leave early? Which कौनसा (Kaunsa) A choice between options. Which path should we take? Whose किसका/किसकी (Kiska/Kiski) Possession or ownership. Whose phone is ringing? How कैसे (Kaise) Manner, process, or condition. How do you travel to work? Hindi Sentences for Practice (Is, Am, Are, Was, Were, Has, Have, Had, Demonstratives) Practice translating these into English WH-Questions: 1. यह क्या है? 2. वह कौन था? 3. तुम कहाँ जा रहे हो? 4. आप क्यों रो रहे हैं? 5. यह कलम किसकी है? 6. तुम कब वापस आओगे? 7. तुम कैसे हो? 8. तुम्हें कौन सा रंग पसंद है? 9. उसने किसे देखा? 10. तुम्हारे पास कितना पैसा है? 11. वे कहाँ से आ रहे थे? 12. वह लड़का क्यों भाग रहा है? 13. तुम्हारी ज़िम्मेदारी क्या थी? 14. आप किसके साथ हैं? 15. यह घर किसका था? 16. उसे क्या चाहिए? 17. आप कहाँ काम करते थे? 18. तुमने यह कैसे सीखा? 19. कौन बोल रहा है? 20. तुम्हारे पास क्या विचार थे? — English Sentence Practice (WH-Questions) Instructions: Convert each of the following WH-questions into its **Negative Statement** (the answer in negative form) and its **Negative Interrogative** form (WH-question or simple question). Practice Sentences (20 Questions): 1. What is this? 2. Who was that? 3. Where are you going? 4. Why did she call? 5. Whose car is that? 6. When did they leave? 7. How are the new students? 8. Which dress should I buy? 9. Whom did he meet yesterday? 10. What does he have? 11. Where were those papers? 12. Why are we waiting here? 13. What was your goal? 14. Who is responsible for this? 15. Whose idea was this? 16. When were they coming? 17. How did you manage it? 18. Which subject has the most homework? 19. Who gave you that gift? 20. What problems did they face? — Practice Answers (English Conversions) 1. What is this? Negative: This is not anything/nothing. Negative Interrogative: What isn’t this? / Isn’t this anything? 2. Who was that? Negative: That was nobody. Negative Interrogative: Who wasn’t that? / Wasn’t that anyone? 3. Where are you going? Negative: I am not going anywhere. Negative Interrogative: Where aren’t you going? / Aren’t you going anywhere? 4. Why did she call? Negative: She did not call for any reason. Negative Interrogative: Why didn’t she call? 5. Whose car is that? Negative: That is not anyone’s car. Negative Interrogative: Whose car isn’t that? / Isn’t that anyone’s car? 6. When did they leave? Negative: They did not leave at any time. Negative Interrogative: When didn’t they leave? 7. How are the new students? Negative: The new students are not fine. Negative Interrogative: How aren’t the new students? / Aren’t the new students fine? 8. Which dress should I buy? Negative: You should not buy any dress. Negative Interrogative: Which dress shouldn’t I buy? / Shouldn’t I buy any dress? 9. Whom did he meet yesterday? Negative: He did not meet anyone yesterday. Negative Interrogative: Whom didn’t he meet yesterday? / Didn’t he meet anyone yesterday? 10. What does he have? Negative: He does not have anything. Negative Interrogative: What doesn’t he have? / Doesn’t he have anything? 11. Where were those papers? Negative: Those papers were not anywhere. Negative Interrogative: Where weren’t those papers? / Weren’t those papers anywhere? 12. Why are we waiting here? Negative: We are not waiting here for any reason. Negative Interrogative: Why aren’t we waiting here? 13. What was your goal? Negative: My goal was not anything specific. Negative Interrogative: What wasn’t your goal? / Wasn’t your goal anything specific? 14. Who is responsible for this? Negative: Nobody is responsible for this. Negative Interrogative: Who isn’t responsible for this? / Isn’t anyone responsible for this? 15. Whose idea was this? Negative: This was not anyone’s idea. Negative Interrogative: Whose idea wasn’t this? / Wasn’t this anyone’s idea? 16. When were they coming? Negative: They were not coming at any time. Negative Interrogative: When weren’t they coming? 17. How did you manage it? Negative: I did not manage it in any way. Negative Interrogative: How didn’t you manage it? 18. Which subject has the most homework? Negative: No subject has the most homework. Negative Interrogative: Which subject doesn’t have the most homework? 19. Who gave you that gift? Negative: Nobody gave me that gift. Negative Interrogative: Who didn’t give you that gift? / Didn’t anyone give you that gift? 20. What problems did they face? Negative: They did not face any problems. Negative Interrogative: What problems didn’t they face? / Didn’t they face any problems? Quick Quiz: Test Your WH-Knowledge (25 Questions) Submit Answers Parmaar Classes

Parmaar Classes – Hindi & English Sentence Practice (This/That/These/Those) Parmaar Classes – Hindi & English Sentence Practice (This/That/These/Those) Show/Hide Sentences Hindi Sentences (This/That/These/Those) Positive Sentences: 1. यह मेरा घर है। 2. वह एक पेड़ है। 3. ये मेरे दोस्त हैं। 4. वे बहुत दूर हैं। 5. यह एक बड़ी किताब है। 6. वह तुम्हारा बैग है। 7. ये सुंदर फूल हैं। 8. वे बच्चे खेल रहे हैं। 9. यह एक पुरानी घड़ी है। 10. वे पहाड़ बहुत ऊँचे हैं। English Sentence Practice (This/That/These/Those) Instructions: Convert the following sentences into negative, interrogative, and negative interrogative forms. Practice Sentences: 1. This is my house. 2. That is a tree. 3. These are my friends. 4. Those are very far away. 5. This is a big book. 6. That is your bag. 7. These are beautiful flowers. 8. Those children are playing. 9. This is an old watch. 10. Those mountains are very high. Practice Answers: 1. This is my house. Negative: This is not my house. Interrogative: Is this my house? Negative Interrogative: Isn’t this my house? 2. That is a tree. Negative: That is not a tree. Interrogative: Is that a tree? Negative Interrogative: Isn’t that a tree? 3. These are my friends. Negative: These are not my friends. Interrogative: Are these my friends? Negative Interrogative: Aren’t these my friends? 4. Those are very far away. Negative: Those are not very far away. Interrogative: Are those very far away? Negative Interrogative: Aren’t those very far away? 5. This is a big book. Negative: This is not a big book. Interrogative: Is this a big book? Negative Interrogative: Isn’t this a big book? 6. That is your bag. Negative: That is not your bag. Interrogative: Is that your bag? Negative Interrogative: Isn’t that your bag? 7. These are beautiful flowers. Negative: These are not beautiful flowers. Interrogative: Are these beautiful flowers? Negative Interrogative: Aren’t these beautiful flowers? 8. Those children are playing. Negative: Those children are not playing. Interrogative: Are those children playing? Negative Interrogative: Aren’t those children playing? 9. This is an old watch. Negative: This is not an old watch. Interrogative: Is this an old watch? Negative Interrogative: Isn’t this an old watch? 10. Those mountains are very high. Negative: Those mountains are not very high. Interrogative: Are those mountains very high? Negative Interrogative: Aren’t those mountains very high? Parmaar Classes

Parmaar Classes – Hindi & English Sentence Practice (Has/Have/Had) Parmaar Classes – Hindi & English Sentence Practice (Has/Have/Had) Show/Hide Sentences Hindi Sentences (Has/Have/Had) Positive Sentences: 1. उसके पास एक किताब है। 2. मेरे पास एक गाड़ी है। 3. हमारे पास एक नया घर है। 4. उसके पास समय था। 5. मेरे पास एक पुरानी घड़ी थी। 6. उनके पास पैसे थे। 7. उसके पास बहुत सारे दोस्त हैं। 8. मेरे पास एक पालतू कुत्ता है। 9. हमारे पास तीन कमरे थे। 10. उसके पास एक बड़ा घर था। English Sentence Practice (Has/Have/Had) Instructions: Convert the following sentences into negative, interrogative, and negative interrogative forms. Practice Sentences: 1. He has a book. 2. I have a car. 3. We have a new house. 4. She had time. 5. I had an old watch. 6. They had money. 7. He has many friends. 8. I have a pet dog. 9. We had three rooms. 10. She had a big house. Practice Answers: 1. He has a book. Negative: He does not have a book. Interrogative: Does he have a book? Negative Interrogative: Doesn’t he have a book? 2. I have a car. Negative: I do not have a car. Interrogative: Do I have a car? Negative Interrogative: Don’t I have a car? 3. We have a new house. Negative: We do not have a new house. Interrogative: Do we have a new house? Negative Interrogative: Don’t we have a new house? 4. She had time. Negative: She did not have time. Interrogative: Did she have time? Negative Interrogative: Didn’t she have time? 5. I had an old watch. Negative: I did not have an old watch. Interrogative: Did I have an old watch? Negative Interrogative: Didn’t I have an old watch? 6. They had money. Negative: They did not have money. Interrogative: Did they have money? Negative Interrogative: Didn’t they have money? 7. He has many friends. Negative: He does not have many friends. Interrogative: Does he have many friends? Negative Interrogative: Doesn’t he have many friends? 8. I have a pet dog. Negative: I do not have a pet dog. Interrogative: Do I have a pet dog? Negative Interrogative: Don’t I have a pet dog? 9. We had three rooms. Negative: We did not have three rooms. Interrogative: Did we have three rooms? Negative Interrogative: Didn’t we have three rooms? 10. She had a big house. Negative: She did not have a big house. Interrogative: Did she have a big house? Negative Interrogative: Didn’t she have a big house? Parmaar Classes

Parmaar Classes – Hindi & English Sentence Practice (Was/Were) Parmaar Classes – Hindi & English Sentence Practice (Was/Were) 📖 Grammar Rules: Usage of Was / Were ‘Was’ is used with **Singular** subjects: **I, He, She, It, This, That,** and any singular noun (e.g., The boy, The book). ‘Were’ is used with **Plural** subjects: **You, We, They, These, Those,** and any plural noun (e.g., The students, The tables). Show/Hide Answers 1. Hindi Sentences (Past Tense) – Translation Practice A. Positive Sentences: 1. वह एक अच्छा छात्र था। (He was a good student.) 2. मैं कल घर पर था। (I was at home yesterday.) 3. वे बाजार में थे। (They were in the market.) 4. यह मेरी किताब थी। (This was my book.) 5. तुम बहुत अच्छे थे। (You were very good.) 6. हमारा स्कूल बहुत पुराना था। (Our school was very old.) 7. हम बहुत खुश थे। (We were very happy.) 8. वह एक ईमानदार आदमी था। (He was an honest man.) 9. ये फूल सुन्दर थे। (These flowers were beautiful.) 10. सीता मेरी दोस्त थी। (Sita was my friend.) B. Negative Sentences: 11. वह मेरा भाई नहीं था। (He was not my brother.) 12. तुम कमरे में नहीं थे। (You were not in the room.) 13. हम प्यासे नहीं थे। (We were not thirsty.) 14. यह एक कठिन काम नहीं था। (This was not a difficult task.) 15. वे मेरे साथ नहीं थे। (They were not with me.) 2. English Sentence Practice (Was/Were) – Conversion Instructions: Convert the following **Positive Sentences** into **Negative, Interrogative, and Negative Interrogative** forms. Practice Sentences: 1. He was a good student. 2. I was at home yesterday. 3. They were in the market. 4. This was my book. 5. You were very good. 6. The dog was hungry. 7. We were ready for the test. 8. She was a great dancer. 9. The lights were off. 10. It was a cold day. Practice Answers: 1. He was a good student. Negative: He was not a good student. Interrogative: Was he a good student? Negative Interrogative: **Wasn’t** he a good student? 2. I was at home yesterday. Negative: I was not at home yesterday. Interrogative: Was I at home yesterday? Negative Interrogative: **Wasn’t** I at home yesterday? 3. They were in the market. Negative: They were not in the market. Interrogative: Were they in the market? Negative Interrogative: **Weren’t** they in the market? 4. This was my book. Negative: This was not my book. Interrogative: Was this my book? Negative Interrogative: **Wasn’t** this my book? 5. You were very good. Negative: You were not very good. Interrogative: Were you very good? Negative Interrogative: **Weren’t** you very good? 6. The dog was hungry. Negative: The dog was not hungry. Interrogative: Was the dog hungry? Negative Interrogative: **Wasn’t** the dog hungry? 7. We were ready for the test. Negative: We were not ready for the test. Interrogative: Were we ready for the test? Negative Interrogative: **Weren’t** we ready for the test? 8. She was a great dancer. Negative: She was not a great dancer. Interrogative: Was she a great dancer? Negative Interrogative: **Wasn’t** she a great dancer? 9. The lights were off. Negative: The lights were not off. Interrogative: Were the lights off? Negative Interrogative: **Weren’t** the lights off? 10. It was a cold day. Negative: It was not a cold day. Interrogative: Was it a cold day? Negative Interrogative: **Wasn’t** it a cold day? Parmaar Classes