Miscellaneous Article Exercise

1 Rajesh is the better of the two for this job.
2 I enjoyed reading the novel you give me.
3 Do you take suger in your tea?No Article
4 I found a hundred rupee note under the tree.
5 He is doing M.A. from the university of kota.
6 He is both a producear and a actor.
7 I have some milk with my lunch.
8 All men knows their duties.
9 The book you want is out of stock.
10 A woman is more sensitive than a man.
11 He was the last man to arrive.
12 Twelve things make a dozen.
13 A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
14 A gentle women came to meet me.
15 These books are not mine.

determiners exercise

English Warrior determiners ,

Complete the following sentences using suitable determiners

1. Do you have....invitation card? yes i have..... (any,one)

2. I can write with.....hand. (either)

3. The new job isn't.....different from the old one. (much)

4. He was removed.....the office of the Human Resource. (from)

5. I want to be.....MLA.(an)

5. He complained......me to the police. (against)

7. we get rains......july. (in)

8. The banana is....the table. (on)

9. Give me.....book which you bought yesterday. (the)

10.The city was plunged........darkness due to a sudden power failure. (into)

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Group of A Word's (one word substitution)

English Warrior oneword ,

One Word Substitution A Word's

GROUP OF WORDS	ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION
ABLE TO WALK AFTER BEGIN BEDRIDDEN	AMBULATORY
ABSOLUTE RIGHT	PREROGATIVE
ACCORDING TO SEQUENCE OF TIME	CHRONOLOGICAL
ANGRY AT INJUSTICE	INDIGANT
ANIMALS OF A CERTAIN REGION	FAUNA
ACCORDING TO CUSTOM	CUSTOMARY
ABSENCE OF VARIETY	MONOTONY
ABNORMAL GROWTH IN SOME PART OF THE BODY	TUMOUR
ABNORMALLY LOW BLOOD PRESSURE	HYPOTENSION
ABNORMALLY HEIGH BLOOD PRESSURE	HYPERTENSION
AGENT WHO HAS A POWER OF ATTORENY	PROCURATOR
AMOUNT OF MONEY PAID TO FREE A PRISONER	RANSOM
ABSENCE OF GOVERNMENT IN A COUNTRY	ANARCHY
ACCEPT SILENTLY OR WITHOUT PROTEST	ACQUIESCS
ACT CARRYING AWAY UNLAWFULLY OR BY FORCE	ABDUCTION
ACT OF CARRYING AWAY BY FORCR FOR MONEY	KIDNAPPING
ACT OF PROVIDING INFORMATION TO GENERAL PUBLIC	PUBLICITY
AGREEABLE TO THE TEST OF MIND	PALATABLE
AMAZING OR REMARKABLE EVENT	MIRACLE
ARTIFICIAL CENTER FOR HONEY BEES	HIVE
ART OF MAP MAKING	CARTOGRAPHY
ART OF BEAUTIFUL HANDWRITING	CALLIGRAPHY

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Fill in the blanks with appropriate verb

English Warrior verbs ,

Fill the blanks with appropriate verb

1. As you have deposited the admission fees,you to study in this college.
A- are permitted/B- were permitted/C- have permitted

2. Rajveer some part of his salary every month.
A- Saving/B- Saved/C- Saves

3. Students in this zone.
A- are not allowed/B- is not allowed/C- have not allowed

4. She the documents yet.
A- is not submitted/B- was not submitted/C- has not submitted

5. They in tennis tournament for five years.
A- have been participated/B- have been participating/C- participate

6. A dog me yesterday.
A- chased/B- has chasing/C- were chasing

7. you gone mad ?.
A- has/B- are/C- have

8. Oops! this mobile again.
A- is broken/B- has broken/C- have

9. The train is about to on railway station.
A- arrive/ B- arrived/ C- arrives

10. Pradeep uncle for his kind nature in society.
A- is known/ B- has been known/ C- has known

Fill in the blanks with correct prepositions

English Warrior Preposition ,

Complete the following sentences using appropriate prepositions in the blank space

1. The cat jumped.....the pond to catch fish. (into)
2. he usually goes to the office.....car. (by)
3. Children.....sixteen need to play. (under/below)
4. Read the instructions given...... (below)
5. They hung a new calender......the fire place. (above)
6. He is too sick to attend.....his duties. (to)
7. students should not lean......your own understanding. (on)
8. Look ! there is a peacock......the tree. (on)
9. The patient is not responding.......the treatment. (to)
10.We missed the metro,so we had to come......foot. (on)

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verbs for beginner

English Warrior verbs ,

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of verbs given in brackets:- 1. 1. I.....him a few minutes ago. (saw)
2. 2. fortune.....the brave. (favours)
3. We will inform you when he....back. (will come)
4. Perhaps I.....abroad next month. (shall go)
5. She fell while she.....the tree. (was climbing)
6. He....anything since morning. (have not been eating)
7. ......English for two years. (I have been studying)
8. They.....the dinner before he arrived. (had finished)
9. He....it last week. (bought)
10. His Bike.....from outside his house. (was stolen)

Choose the correct article

English Warrior article ,

Choose correct article

1. I am going to ________ concert tomorrow. 1) a 2)an

2. My boyfriend is ________ teacher. 1) a 2)an

3. Her cousins have________ very good job. 1) a 2)an

4. It was ________ interesting Application. 1) a 2)an

5. He is ________ honest person. 1) a 2)an

6. We had ________ really good time yesterday. 1) a 2)an

7. Bring ________ umbrella. 1) a 2)an

8. Today ________ hot day. 1) a 2)an

9. Karan is ________ good boy. 1) a 2)an

10. I want to take________ leave. 1) a 2)an

ANSWERS: 1)a 2)a 3)a 4)an 5)an 6)a 7)an 8)a 9)a 10)a

Pronoun for beginner

English Warrior pronoun ,

Question Based on Pronoun

1. This is my phone and that is yours. (My&Yours)(I)

2. Let us Dance together. (us)(I)

3. The Peacock hurt herself. (Herself)(I)

4. He introduced himself to the Principle. (He&Himself)(I)

5. Mohan is the boy Whose Pencil I have. (I)(I)

6. I Believe that it was he. (I&He)(I)

7. Someone has stolen my book. (my)(I)

8. My problem is the same as yours. (My&Yours)(I)

9. Where are you going, Mr.Mishra?. (You)(I)

10.I have found the watch which I had lost. (I)

Interrogative Pronoun

English Warrior pronoun ,

Question Based on Pronoun

1 .....Do you want? What

2 .....are you? Who

3 .....Did he say? What

4 .....did This? Who

5 .....goes there? Who

6 .....Do you Prefer? Which

7 .....have you seen? What

8......gave you the Rose? Who

9......is this umbrella? Whose

10.....Do you see? Whom

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English Warrior idioms ,

Idioms & Phrases	Meaning
Rank and File	Ordinary People
Out of the wood	Free from difficulties and dangers
Under his thumb	Under his control
To get rid of	Dispose of
To play ducks and drakes	To act foolishly or inconsistently
To take the bull by the horns	To tackle a problem in a bold and direct fashion
Rain cats and dogs	Rain heavily
To move heaven and earth	To make a supreme effort
No avail	Without any result
Make a clean breast of it	Confess – especially when a person has done a wrong thing
The pros and cons	The various aspects of a matter in detail
Out of the question	Impossible
Out of the way	Strange
Show a clean pair of heals	Run away
Sitting on the fence	Hesitate between two decisions
Spread like wild fire	Spread quickly
The gift of the gab	Talent for speaking
Throw out of gear	Disturb the work
Take to one’s heels	Run away
Tooth and nail	With all one’s power
Take a leaf out of one’s book	Imitate one
Read between the lines	Understand the hidden meaning
Smell a rat	Suspect something foul
To make both ends meet	To live within one’s income
Nip in the bud	Destroy in the early stage
Stick to one’s guns	Remain faithful to the cause
To eat humble pie	To apologize humbly and to yield under humiliating circumstances
Put the cart before the horse	Put or do things in the wrong order
To all names	To abuse
On tenterhooks	In a state of suspense and anxiety
Wash one’s dirty linen	Discuss unpleasant in public-private matters before strangers
To bell the cat	To face the risk
Kill two birds with one stone	To achieve two results with one effort
Take one to task	Rebuke
To blow one’s own	To praise one’s own trumpet achievement
Turn a deaf ear	Disregard / ignore what one says
Turn over a new leaf	Change for the better
Make up one’s mind	Decide
Pay off old scores	Take revenge
To cut a sorry figure	To make a poor show
With a high hand	Oppressively
Play second fiddle	Take an unimportant part
Through thick and thin	Under all conditions
Put a spoke in one’s wheel	To upset one’s plans
To burn one’s boats	Go back on a decision
To beat about the bush	Talk irrelevantly
To burn candle at both ends	To waste lavishly
Take one to task	Rebuke
To build castles in the air	Make imaginary schemes
Once in a blue moon	Something that happens very rarely
Piece of cake	Something that is easy to understand or do
Spill the beans	To disclose a secret
Mean business	Being Serious or Dedicated
The best of both worlds	The benefits of widely differing situations, enjoyed at the same time
To be in the doldrums	To be in low spirits
To sit on the fence	To remain neutral
Make a face	To show dislike or disappointment through facial expressions
To pour oil on troubled waters	To make peace
To put in a nutshell	To say in a few words or to make something concise
Open the floodgates	Release something that was previously under control
Out of the blue	Happen unexpectedly
Out on a limb	Do something risky
Over the Top	Totally excessive and not suitable for the occasion
Pen is mightier than the sword	Words and communication have a greater effect than war
Push one’s luck	Trying to obtain more than what one has
Reap the harvest	Benefit or suffer as a direct result of past actions
Roll up sleeves	To get yourself prepared
See eye to eye	To be in agreement with
Shot in the dark	A complete guess
Sink your teeth into	Do something with a lot of energy and enthusiasm
Take with a grain/pinch of salt	To doubt theaccuracy of information
Skating on thin ice	Do or say something risky
Tight spot	A difficult situation
Strike while the iron is hot	To act at the right time
Take the plunge	Venture into something of one’s interest despite the risks involved
Take a nosedive	Rapid drop or decrease in value
Think the world of	Admire someone very much
Stand in a good stead	To be useful or be of good service to someone
Take a back seat	Choose to be less important in a role
Wave a dead chicken	Do something useless
Whale of a time	Enjoy a lot
Wrap one’s brain around	Concentrate on something to understand
Zero in on something	Focus all attention on one thing
On Account of	Due to
On no account	Not for Any Reason
The Heel of Achilles	A Weak Point
To assume airs	To affect superiority
To stand aloof	To keep to oneself and not mix with others
To lead to the altar	To marry
To Upset the Apple Cart	To disturb the peace
To take up arms	To fight or go to the war
To Grind	To have some selfish objective in view
To break the back of anything	To perform the most difficult part
To backbite a person	To speak disguise about someone
To cause bad blood	To Cause Enmity
To keep the ball rolling	To keep things going
To hit below the belt	To act unfairly in a contest
To bite the dust	To be Defeated in Battle
One's bread and butter	One's means of livelihood
To breadth one's last	To Die
To make bricks without straw	To attempt to do something without proper materials
To kick the bucket	To die
To burn the candle at both ends	To expend energy in two directions at the same time
To Catch one's eye	To attract attention
To take the chair	To preside a meeting
She is no chicken	She is older than she says
To pick and choose	To make a careful selection
To square the circle	To attempt something impossible
To be cock sure	To be perfectly sure or certain
To throw cold water upon anything	To discourage efforts
Off color	Not in the usual form
To commit to memory	To learn by heart
Too many cooks spoil the broth	Where there are more workers than necessary
Up to date	Recent
To step into dead man's shoes	To come into an inheritance
To throw dust in one's eyes	To try to deceive someone or mislead someone
To set the Thames on fire	To do something sensational or remarkable
To jump from a frying pan into fire	To come out of one trouble and get into a worse
To die in harness	To continue at one’s occupation until death
Make hay while the sun shines	Take advantage of all opportunities
To move heaven and earth	To exert all efforts
One swallow does not make a summer	It is unreliable to base one's conclusions on only a single test or incident
Yellow press	Newspapers which publish sensational and unscrupulous stories and exaggerates the news to attract readers.
To balance the books	To make certain that the amount of money spent is not more than the amount of money received.
To cook the books	To modify financial statements
To get the sack	To be dismissed from your job
To be snowed under	To be very busy
To work your fingers to the boneOrTo sweat blood	To work really hard
Not a spark of decency	No Manners
Speak of the devil!	This expression is used when the person you have just been talking about arrives
Whole nine yards	Everything. All of it
Your guess is as good as mine	To have no idea about anything

Miscellaneous Article Exercise

determiners exercise

Complete the following sentences using suitable determiners

Group of A Word's (one word substitution)

One Word Substitution A Word's

Fill in the blanks with appropriate verb

fill in the blanks with verbs exercise

Click the right verb

Fill in the blanks with correct prepositions

Complete the following sentences using appropriate prepositions in the blank space

Convert Noun into Verb

verbs for beginner

Question Based on Prepositions

A, An Article for Beginner's

Choose the correct article

Pronoun for beginner

Interrogative Pronoun

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