Practice Free Error Correction Exercises with Answers for Class 10
Dear students! The exam is near, and the pressure is high. We wish you the best of luck. Error correction exercises for class X comprise
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Omission Error Exercises for Class 10 to Practice Free
Students alert! Omission error exercises for class X are primarily based on subject-verb agreements and tenses. We have designed the set based on the last
Present Tense vs. Present Continuous Tense Exercises to Practice Free
Compare the below table to clear your doubts on how to use present tense and present continuous tense. Present Simple Tense Present Continous
Hardly, Scarcely, Rarely, Seldom, and Never Grammar & Exercises
Hardly, Scarcely, Rarely, Seldom and Never are those words that have negative meaning. Meaning of “hardly” as an adverb is “only just, almost not, or
As Well As Examples with Answers & a Free Practice Set
“As well as” grammar usages are different. It depends on how you use the word. As well as means ‘in addition to’. As well as
The Majority of Singular or Plural – Lets Clear Doubts
Always use “the majority of/a majority of” instead of only “majority of” to avoid mistakes. Sentence structure-: The majority of / a majority of plus Plural Countable
One Third of Is or Are Let’s Clear Our Doubts
When a sentence starts with “one third of/ two thirds of/ three fourths of” plus plural countable nouns, we always use plural verbs For Ex:- When
None vs None of Clear Your Doubts Completely
None is itself a negative word therefore we never use “no, not, never, etc with it. We use “None” with two or more things/people. The meaning of “none”
No Matter What/How/Whether/If Exercises to Practice Free
Tick the correct options to complete the no matter what/how/whether/if exercises.
Countable & Uncountable Nouns Subject Verb Agreement Exercises
Fill in the blanks with the correct verb agreement by differentiating between countable and uncountable nouns.