Question

SECTION-C: GRAMM
MON-C: GRAMMAR )
(c) The sun_____
(rise) at 5:45 a.m. yesterday.
(d) I____
(not see) a film for a long time. The last one I ____
(see) was the Last Emperor.
e)The letter you ____ (write) to me last week____ (not reach)
so far.
(f)The town ____
(change) a lot. It____ (be) never so neat.
(g) India ____ (get) freedom in 1947.
(h) He ____ (not do) anything yesterday.
(i)He_____
call) on me last night.
(a)I told him that he ____(not care) for me.
(b) Captain cook _____(discover) Australia.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. The sun rose at 5:45 a.m. yesterday.
2. I didn't see a film for a long time. The last one I saw was the Last emperor.
3. The letter you wrote to me last week did not reach so far.
4. The town changed a lot. It was never so neat.
5. India got freedom in 1947.
6. He haven't done anything yesterday.
7. He called me on lats night.
8. I told him that he didn't care for me.
9. Captain Cook discovered Australia.

TENSES –

• TENSES are the most important component of English grammar.
• The three types of tenses include the present tense, past tense and future tense.
• The present tense expresses actions performed in the present.
• The past tense expresses actions performed in the past.
• The future tense expresses actions which will be performed in future.

Answer 2

Answer:

Fill in the blanks:

1) The sun rose at 5:45 a.m. yesterday.

2) I didn't see a film for a long time. The last one I saw was the Last emperor.

3) The letter you wrote to me last week did not reach so far.

4) The town changed a lot. It was never so neat.

5) India got freedom in 1947.

6) He haven't done anything yesterday.

7) He called me on lats night.

8) I told him that he didn't care for me.

9) Captain Cook discovered Australia.

TYPES OF MAIN TENSE:

1) Past tense.

2) Present tense.

3) Future tense.

There are more four sub tense in the three main tense.

1) Past tense: Something which have already happened.

2) Present tense: Something which is happening now.

3) Future tense: Something which is going to happen tomorrow or later.