- Will you have a cup of tea, Samira? What does the modal express here?
- Which one of these indicate assumption in the use of 'will'?
- After having a long bath you must feel relaxed. What does the modal express here?
- Identify the use of 'need to' in passive infinite sentence-
- Nazim would like to go to the movies later. What does the modal express here?
- You will finish your homework this instant. What does the modal express here?
- I must know Meherab is provided for. What does the modal express here?
- Certainty in past tense is indicated by using which of these with 'must'?
- You have to start earning. What does the modal express here?
- I will be singing at the concert as well. What does the modal express here?
1. Articles
- Introduction & Classification: Uses of A and An
- Introduction & Classification: Uses of A and An
- Further use of A and an
- Further use of A and An
- Omission of A and An
- Omission of A and An
- Uses of The - 1
- Uses of The - 1
- Uses of The - 2
- Uses of The - 2
- Omission of The - 1
- Omission of The -1
- Omission of The - 2
- Omission of The - 2
4. Conditionals
5. Completing Sentence
6. Introduction to the parts of speech
11. Verbs
- Principle & Auxiliary Verb
- Principle & Auxiliary Verb
- Modal Auxiliary Verbs - 1
- Modal Auxiliary Verbs - 1
- Modal Auxiliary Verbs - 2
- Modal Auxiliary Verbs - 2
- Modal Auxiliary Verbs - 3
- Modal Auxiliary Verbs - 3
- Finite & Non-finite
- Finite & Non-finite
- Transitive & Intransitive
- Transitive & Intransitive
- Causative & Factitive Verb
- Causative & Factitive Verb
12. Verbals
13. Tense
- Introduction & Classification
- Introduction & Classification
- Present Indefinite and Present Continuous Tense
- Present Indefinite and Present Continuous Tense
- Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous Tense
- Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous Tense
- Past Indefinite and Past Continuous Tense
- Past Indefinite and Past Continuous Tense
- Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous Tense
- Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous Tense
- Future Tense
- Future Tense
14. Right forms of verbs
15. Subject-Verb Agreement
16. Transformation of sentences
- Affirmative to Negative
- Affirmative to Negative
- Assertive to Interrogative
- Assertive to Interrogative
- Exclamatory to Assertive & Vice versa
- Exclamatory to Assertive & Vice versa
- Assertive to Imperative
- Assertive to Imperative
- Simple to Complex
- Simple to Complex
- Complex to Simple
- Complex to Simple
- Simple to Compound
- Simple to Compound
- Compound to Simple
- Compound to Simple
- Complex to Compound
- Complex to Compound
- Compound to Complex
- Compound to Complex
- Positive to Comparative
- Positive to Comparative
- Comparative to Positive
- Comparative to Positive
- Positive to Superlative
- Positive to Superlative
- Superlative to Positive
- Superlative to Positive
- Comparative to Superlative
- Comparative to Superlative
- Superlative to Comparative
- Superlative to Comparative
19. Pronoun
- Introduction & Classification
- Introduction & Classification
- Personal Pronoun
- Personal Pronoun
- Demonstrative & Interrogative Pronouns
- Demonstrative & Interrogative Pronouns
- Relative Pronouns
- Relative Pronouns
- Indefinite & Distributive Pronouns
- Indefinite & Distributive Pronouns
- Reflexive, emphatic and reciprocal
- Reflexive, Emphatic and Reciprocal
- Pronoun Referencing
- Pronoun Referencing