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How to Improve English Speaking Skills? Click to download notes in pdf   There are millions of people who live in different parts of the world. They have their own ways of life and speak other languages. Each language has its own alphabet, vocabulary, grammatical structure, and phonetic sounds. Those who can speak their mother tongues fluently have to learn some basic rules of non-native/foreign languages. During World War II, the English language was taught to soldiers who belonged to different countries. They were taught the basics of English Grammar, and they could speak it fluently. Learn the following Basics of English Grammar:  Sin gular Nouns and Plural Nouns Singular Nouns: Examples: a boy, a girl, an apple, a note, a car, a book, etc. Singular Nouns and Pronouns: he, she, it, John, Sara, a child, a woman, a man, etc. Second Person Singular and Plural: You  Third-Person Plural Noun and Pronouns: They,  children, boys, girls, trees, apples etc. First Person Si...

Change the sentence into Past Tense Example: Set I 1. I buy books and magazines. Ans. I bought books and magazines. 2. She plays cricket daily. 3. You are watching TV now. 4. He has sold all the houses. 5. You are not planning a trip. 6. Who is knocking at the door? 7. When do you go to play hockey? 8. What do you want to have? 9. Where do you live there? 10. How have you made this project? 11. I have been writing a review since last week. 12. Do you like to go with me? Change the following sentences into Future Tense. Example: Set II 1. I bought books and magazines. Ans. I bought books and magazines. 2. She played cricket on Sunday  3. You were watching TV yesterday. 4. He had sold all the houses before I left.  5. You were not planning a trip. 6. Who was knocking at the door? 7. When did you go to play hockey? 8. What did you want to have? 9. Where did you live there? 10. How had you made this project? 11. I had been writing a review since last week. 12. Did you like to go w...