Wednesday, 5 March 2025

Fill-in-the-blanks questions using is/am/are/was/were/has/have/verb1 and verb5

 

20 fill-in-the-blanks questions using is/am/are/was/were/has/have/verb1 and verb5:

1.      She ___ very happy today. (is/am/are)

2.      They ___ playing in the park right now. (is/am/are)

3.      I ___ tired after the long journey. (is/am/are)

4.      We ___ at the mall yesterday. (was/were)

5.      He ___ my best friend in school. (was/were)

6.      The birds ___ flying high in the sky. (is/am/are)

7.      She ___ a beautiful voice. (has/have)

8.      They ___ completed their project. (has/have)

9.      I ___ never seen such a big elephant before. (has/have)

10. He ___ already finished his homework. (has/have)

11. She ___ to the market every Sunday. (go/goes)

12. The teacher ___ the lesson every day. (teach/teaches)

13. He always ___ early in the morning. (wake/wakes)

14. I ___ to school by bus. (go/goes)

15. They ___ to the party last night. (go/went)

16. We ___ a great time at the concert. (has/have/had)

17. She ___ me a letter yesterday. (write/writes/wrote)

18. The sun ___ in the east. (rise/rises/rose)

19. My parents ___ very supportive of my dreams. (is/am/are)

20. The cat ___ sleeping under the table. (is/am/are)

 

50 fill-in-the-blanks questions using is/am/are/was/were/has/have/verb1 and verb5:

1.      She ___ very excited about her birthday party. (is/am/are)

2.      We ___ having lunch at 1 PM yesterday. (was/were)

3.      They ___ always busy with their work. (is/am/are)

4.      I ___ a big fan of superhero movies. (is/am/are)

5.      The children ___ playing outside in the rain. (is/am/are)

6.      He ___ my cousin from Canada. (is/am/are)

7.      You ___ visited that museum last year. (has/have)

8.      She ___ already left for her meeting. (has/have)

9.      I ___ just completed my homework. (has/have)

10. We ___ studying in the library right now. (was/were)

11. They ___ planning a surprise for her birthday. (is/am/are)

12. I ___ going to the gym tomorrow. (is/am/are)

13. He ___ very tall and strong. (is/am/are)

14. They ___ in the office last weekend. (was/were)

15. You ___ helped me with the project. (has/have)

16. The cat ___ always sleeps in the same spot. (is/am/are)

17. She ___ a teacher at the local school. (is/am/are)

18. We ___ at the concert when the fire alarm went off. (was/were)

19. I ___ been to London twice. (has/have)

20. He ___ not like spicy food. (is/am/are)

21. I ___ going to start reading a new book. (is/am/are)

22. She ___ a great singer. (is/am/are)

23. They ___ watching a movie when I called them. (was/were)

24. The store ___ closed by the time we arrived. (has/have)

25. We ___ having a meeting at 10 AM tomorrow. (is/am/are)

26. The teacher ___ very kind to everyone. (is/am/are)

27. She ___ already eaten her breakfast. (has/have)

28. I ___ seen him before at the park. (has/have)

29. They ___ very excited about the trip. (is/am/are)

30. We ___ at home last evening. (was/were)

31. I ___ studying for my exams right now. (is/am/are)

32. He ___ always telling jokes to make everyone laugh. (is/am/are)

33. She ___ finished reading the book already. (has/have)

34. They ___ helping me with the preparations. (is/am/are)

35. You ___ been very supportive throughout this time. (has/have)

36. I ___ to the gym every weekend. (go/goes)

37. He ___ his homework every evening. (do/does)

38. We ___ going to the beach this summer. (is/am/are)

39. She ___ writing an email when I saw her. (is/am/are)

40. The sun ___ shining brightly this morning. (is/am/are)

41. They ___ always working on new projects. (is/am/are)

42. He ___ read the letter yet. (has/have)

43. You ___ studied for your test yesterday. (has/have)

44. I ___ finished my chores already. (has/have)

45. We ___ visited our grandparents last weekend. (was/were)

46. The kids ___ having fun at the party. (is/am/are)

47. She ___ to the market every week. (go/goes)

48. They ___ not come to the event yesterday. (has/have)

49. I ___ never been to a concert before. (has/have)

50. He ___ learned to play the piano. (has/have)

ANSWERS

20 Questions:

  1. She is very happy today.
  2. They are playing in the park right now.
  3. I am tired after the long journey.
  4. We were at the mall yesterday.
  5. He was my best friend in school.
  6. The birds are flying high in the sky.
  7. She has a beautiful voice.
  8. They have completed their project.
  9. I have never seen such a big elephant before.
  10. He has already finished his homework.
  11. She goes to the market every Sunday.
  12. The teacher teaches the lesson every day.
  13. He always wakes early in the morning.
  14. I go to school by bus.
  15. They went to the party last night.
  16. We had a great time at the concert.
  17. She wrote me a letter yesterday.
  18. The sun rises in the east.
  19. My parents are very supportive of my dreams.
  20. The cat is sleeping under the table.

50 Questions:

  1. She is very excited about her birthday party.
  2. We were having lunch at 1 PM yesterday.
  3. They are always busy with their work.
  4. I am a big fan of superhero movies.
  5. The children are playing outside in the rain.
  6. He is my cousin from Canada.
  7. You have visited that museum last year.
  8. She has already left for her meeting.
  9. I have just completed my homework.
  10. We are studying in the library right now.
  11. They are planning a surprise for her birthday.
  12. I am going to the gym tomorrow.
  13. He is very tall and strong.
  14. They were in the office last weekend.
  15. You have helped me with the project.
  16. The cat is always sleeping in the same spot.
  17. She is a teacher at the local school.
  18. We were at the concert when the fire alarm went off.
  19. I have been to London twice.
  20. He does not like spicy food.
  21. I am going to start reading a new book.
  22. She is a great singer.
  23. They were watching a movie when I called them.
  24. The store was closed by the time we arrived.
  25. We are having a meeting at 10 AM tomorrow.
  26. The teacher is very kind to everyone.
  27. She has already eaten her breakfast.
  28. I have seen him before at the park.
  29. They are very excited about the trip.
  30. We were at home last evening.
  31. I am studying for my exams right now.
  32. He is always telling jokes to make everyone laugh.
  33. She has finished reading the book already.
  34. They are helping me with the preparations.
  35. You have been very supportive throughout this time.
  36. I go to the gym every weekend.
  37. He does his homework every evening.
  38. We are going to the beach this summer.
  39. She was writing an email when I saw her.
  40. The sun is shining brightly this morning.
  41. They are always working on new projects.
  42. He has read the letter yet.
  43. You have studied for your test yesterday.
  44. I have finished my chores already.
  45. We were visited our grandparents last weekend.
  46. The kids are having fun at the party.
  47. She goes to the market every week.
  48. They have not come to the event yesterday.
  49. I have never been to a concert before.
  50. He has learned to play the piano.

 

Personal Letter

 

Personal Letter

1. Use the Right Format

A personal letter usually follows this structure:

Sender’s Address & Date (Top-right corner)
Salutation/Greeting (e.g., Dear [Name],)
Introduction – Start with a warm opening and state the purpose of the letter.
Body – Provide details, share thoughts, and express emotions.
Closing – End politely with a closing remark.
Signature – Sign off with Best regards, Yours sincerely, or Warm wishes followed by your name.

2. Keep the Tone Natural & Friendly

  • Write as if you're speaking to the person.
  • Use a warm and conversational tone.
  • Avoid being too formal unless necessary.

3. Be Clear & Concise

  • Get to the point but keep it engaging.
  • Use short paragraphs to improve readability.

4. Add a Personal Touch

  • Share memories, experiences, or emotions to make the letter feel heartfelt.
  • If writing to a friend or family member, ask about their well-being.

5. Check Grammar & Spelling

  • Even personal letters should be well-written and error-free.
  • Read your letter before sending it to ensure clarity.

 

1. Letter to a Friend About Your Recent Trip

Your Address
 Date

Dear [Friend’s Name],

I hope you’re doing well! I just got back from an amazing trip to [Place], and I couldn’t wait to share my experience with you. The place was absolutely beautiful, with breathtaking landscapes and delicious food. I visited some historic sites, tried some adventure activities, and even made new friends along the way.

I really wish you were there with me—it would have been even more fun! Let’s plan a trip together soon. How have you been? Write back soon, I’d love to hear from you.

Best regards,
[Your Name]


2. Letter to Your Brother Congratulating Him on His Success

 Your Address
 Date

Dear [Brother’s Name],

Congratulations on your amazing achievement! I was so happy to hear that you secured the first position in your exams. Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off, and I couldn’t be prouder of you.

I know how much effort you put into your studies, and you totally deserve this success. Keep up the great work, and I’m sure even greater opportunities will come your way. Let’s celebrate when we meet next!

With lots of love,
[Your Name]


3. Letter to Your Teacher Thanking Them for Their Guidance

Your Address
Date

Dear [Teacher’s Name],

I hope you are doing well. I just wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for your guidance and support. Your lessons have not only helped me academically but have also inspired me to become a better person.

Your patience, encouragement, and dedication to teaching have made a huge impact on my life. Thank you for always believing in me and pushing me to do my best. I truly appreciate everything you have done.

Yours sincerely,
[Your Name]


4. Letter to a Friend Inviting Them to Your Birthday Party

Your Address
Date

Dear [Friend’s Name],

I hope you’re doing great! I am writing to invite you to my birthday party on [Date] at [Venue/Your Home]. It’s going to be a fun evening with music, games, and lots of delicious food.

I would love for you to come and celebrate with me. It won’t be the same without you! Let me know if you can make it. Looking forward to seeing you soon.

Warm regards,
[Your Name]


5. Letter to Your Grandparents Asking About Their Health

Your Address
Date

Dear Grandma and Grandpa,

I hope you both are doing well. It has been a while since we last met, and I miss you so much! How have you been? I hope you are taking good care of your health and getting enough rest.

Everything is going well here. School has been a bit busy, but I always think about the wonderful times we spend together. I can’t wait to visit you soon! Please take care of yourselves and write back when you have time.

With love,
[Your Name]

Sample Personal Letter Inviting a Friend to Your Sister’s Wedding

 Your Address
 Date

Dear [Friend’s Name],

I hope you are doing well! I have some exciting news to share—my sister, [Sister’s Name], is getting married! Our family is filled with joy and excitement, and I would love for you to be a part of this special occasion.

The wedding ceremony will take place on [Date] at [Venue/Location], followed by a grand reception. It would mean a lot to me and my family if you could join us to celebrate this beautiful moment.

Please let me know if you can make it. I can’t wait to see you and create wonderful memories together. Looking forward to your presence!

Warm regards,
[Your Name]

 

Press Release

 Press Release

Government of Nepal – Ministry of Health and Population

Date: [Insert Date]

Subject: Government Response to the Cholera Outbreak in Kathmandu

Kathmandu, Nepal – The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) confirms the recent outbreak of cholera in Kathmandu, with [insert number] confirmed cases reported in various areas of the city. The government is taking urgent and comprehensive measures to control the spread of the disease and protect public health.

Present Situation:

Cholera cases have been detected in [mention affected areas], and laboratory tests have confirmed the presence of Vibrio cholerae, the bacteria responsible for the disease. The primary cause of the outbreak appears to be the contamination of drinking water sources, coupled with inadequate sanitation in some areas.


Government Response:

The Government of Nepal has activated an emergency response plan, which includes:

Deployment of rapid response teams to the affected areas.


Establishment of emergency treatment centers in major hospitals.


Distribution of oral rehydration salts (ORS) and essential medicines.


Immediate water quality testing and purification measures in affected localities.


Coordination with local governments and international health agencies for containment efforts.



Public Health Advisory:


To prevent further spread of cholera, the Ministry of Health urges all citizens to take the following precautions:


Drink only safe and boiled water. Avoid untreated tap water and use water purification tablets if necessary.


Maintain proper hygiene. Wash hands with soap and clean water, especially before eating or preparing food.


Eat well-cooked food. Avoid street food and raw or unwashed vegetables.


Seek medical help immediately if you experience symptoms such as severe diarrhea, vomiting, or dehydration.



Helpline & Emergency Support:


For any queries or emergency medical support, please contact our 24-hour helpline: [Insert Helpline Number]. Health workers and medical teams are available at government hospitals to assist affected individuals.


Long-Term Prevention Measures:


The government is committed to strengthening Nepal’s public health infrastructure. Plans are underway to:


Improve water supply and sanitation systems.


Conduct mass awareness campaigns on hygiene and disease prevention.


Ensure the availability of cholera vaccines in high-risk areas.



The Ministry of Health and Population assures the public that all necessary measures are being taken to control the outbreak. We urge everyone to remain vigilant, follow health guidelines, and cooperate with local health authorities.


For further updates, please follow official government announcements.


Rahul Sharma

Secretary, Ministry of Health and Population

Government of Nepal


Tuesday, 4 March 2025

The future tense and its four sub-types

 

The future tense is divided into four sub-types:

1.      Simple Future (will + verb 1/ base verb)

2.      Future Continuous (will be + verb-ing)

3.      Future Perfect (will have + verb3/past participle)

4.      Future Perfect Continuous (will have been + verb-ing)

1. Simple Future Tense (Used for general future actions or decisions)

  • I will visit my grandparents next weekend.
  • She will complete her assignment by tomorrow.
  • They will buy a new car next year.
  • We will go to the cinema tonight.
  • He will start a new job in April.

2. Future Continuous Tense (Used for actions that will be in progress at a specific future time)

  • At this time tomorrow, I will be traveling to Kathmandu.
  • She will be studying for her exams at 8 PM.
  • They will be watching the football match when we arrive.
  • We will be waiting for you at the airport.
  • He will be working late tonight.

3. Future Perfect Tense (Used for actions that will be completed before a specific time in the future)

  • By next year, I will have graduated from college.
  • She will have finished her project by 5 PM.
  • They will have built the house by December.
  • We will have completed the task before the deadline.
  • He will have left by the time you reach there.

4. Future Perfect Continuous Tense (Used for actions that will have been happening for a duration before a specific future time)

  • By next month, I will have been working in this company for five years.
  • She will have been studying for six hours by midnight.
  • They will have been traveling for 10 hours by the time they arrive.
  • We will have been waiting for you for an hour when you get here.
  • He will have been living in the US for three years by next summer.

1. Simple Future Tense (20 Examples)

(Used for general future actions, decisions, predictions, or offers.)

1.      I will visit my grandmother next week.

2.      She will call you tomorrow.

3.      They will buy a new phone soon.

4.      We will travel to Japan next year.

5.      He will start his new job in April.

6.      The sun will rise at 6 AM tomorrow.

7.      She will complete her assignment by Friday.

8.      The train will arrive at 10 AM.

9.      I will help you with your homework.

10. They will play football in the evening.

11. He will bring the documents later.

12. We will attend the meeting next Monday.

13. She will learn Spanish this summer.

14. He will buy a new laptop next month.

15. The company will launch a new product soon.

16. I will start a YouTube channel.

17. They will throw a party for her birthday.

18. We will reach the station in an hour.

19. She will adopt a puppy next week.

20. He will donate blood tomorrow.


2. Future Continuous Tense (20 Examples)

(Used for actions that will be in progress at a specific time in the future.)

1.      I will be sleeping when you arrive.

2.      She will be studying for her exam at 8 PM.

3.      They will be traveling to London this time tomorrow.

4.      We will be watching a movie in the evening.

5.      He will be working late tonight.

6.      The kids will be playing in the park at 5 PM.

7.      She will be waiting for the bus when we reach there.

8.      They will be having dinner at this hour.

9.      I will be cooking lunch at noon.

10. The company will be conducting interviews next week.

11. He will be driving to the office at 9 AM.

12. We will be discussing the project during the meeting.

13. She will be shopping in the afternoon.

14. He will be practicing for the competition tomorrow.

15. They will be enjoying their vacation in Bali.

16. I will be jogging in the park at sunrise.

17. The teacher will be explaining the topic at that time.

18. She will be working on her research paper all day.

19. He will be fixing his bike in the garage.

20. We will be waiting outside when you arrive.


3. Future Perfect Tense (20 Examples)

(Used for actions that will be completed before a specific time in the future.)

1.      I will have finished my work by 6 PM.

2.      She will have completed her thesis by next month.

3.      They will have built the house before winter.

4.      We will have arrived at the airport by 10 AM.

5.      He will have completed his degree by 2026.

6.      The team will have won the championship by then.

7.      She will have cooked dinner before we get home.

8.      He will have written three books by next year.

9.      They will have saved enough money to buy a car.

10. We will have reached our destination by midnight.

11. She will have cleaned the house before guests arrive.

12. He will have recovered from the flu by next week.

13. I will have submitted my report before the deadline.

14. The company will have hired new employees by July.

15. They will have finished their exams by Friday.

16. We will have packed our bags before the trip.

17. She will have left the office before noon.

18. He will have completed the marathon by evening.

19. They will have planted 100 trees by Earth Day.

20. The show will have started by the time we arrive.


4. Future Perfect Continuous Tense (20 Examples)

(Used for actions that will have been happening for a duration before a specific future time.)

1.      By next year, I will have been working here for five years.

2.      She will have been studying for six hours by 8 PM.

3.      They will have been traveling for 10 hours before reaching.

4.      We will have been waiting for the bus for an hour.

5.      He will have been living in Canada for three years.

6.      The team will have been practicing for months before the match.

7.      She will have been learning French for a year.

8.      He will have been running for 30 minutes by the time you come.

9.      They will have been building the school for six months.

10. We will have been watching the series for a week.

11. She will have been working on her research for two years.

12. He will have been waiting for a response for days.

13. The students will have been preparing for the exam for weeks.

14. I will have been writing this book for a long time.

15. They will have been playing the tournament for two weeks.

16. We will have been driving for hours before we reach.

17. She will have been cooking dinner for an hour.

18. He will have been teaching at the university for 10 years.

19. The baby will have been sleeping for two hours.

20. We will have been reading this novel for days.

 

 

1. Simple Future Tense (20 Fill-in-the-Blanks)

(Fill in the blanks with will + base verb.)

1.      I ______ (call) you later.

2.      She ______ (visit) her grandparents next week.

3.      They ______ (buy) a new house next year.

4.      We ______ (go) to the cinema tonight.

5.      He ______ (start) a new job in April.

6.      The train ______ (arrive) at 10 AM.

7.      The sun ______ (rise) at 6 AM tomorrow.

8.      She ______ (complete) her assignment by tomorrow.

9.      He ______ (bring) the documents later.

10. We ______ (attend) the wedding next month.

11. They ______ (throw) a party for her birthday.

12. I ______ (help) you with your homework.

13. He ______ (buy) a new phone soon.

14. The company ______ (launch) a new product next year.

15. I ______ (start) learning French.

16. They ______ (move) to a new city.

17. We ______ (reach) the station in an hour.

18. She ______ (adopt) a puppy next week.

19. He ______ (donate) blood tomorrow.

20. The teacher ______ (explain) the lesson again.


2. Future Continuous Tense (20 Fill-in-the-Blanks)

(Fill in the blanks with will be + verb-ing.)

1.      At this time tomorrow, I ______ (travel) to New York.

2.      She ______ (study) for her exams at 8 PM.

3.      They ______ (watch) a football match in the evening.

4.      We ______ (wait) for you outside.

5.      He ______ (work) late tonight.

6.      She ______ (cook) dinner when we arrive.

7.      The children ______ (play) in the park at 5 PM.

8.      They ______ (have) lunch when you call them.

9.      I ______ (read) a book when you come home.

10. She ______ (sleep) when you reach there.

11. He ______ (drive) to the airport at 7 AM.

12. We ______ (celebrate) our anniversary next month.

13. The manager ______ (discuss) the project in the meeting.

14. She ______ (shop) in the mall in the afternoon.

15. He ______ (practice) for the competition tomorrow.

16. They ______ (enjoy) their vacation in Bali.

17. I ______ (jog) in the park at sunrise.

18. The teacher ______ (explain) the topic when you enter.

19. He ______ (fix) his bike in the garage.

20. We ______ (listen) to music when you arrive.


3. Future Perfect Tense (20 Fill-in-the-Blanks)

(Fill in the blanks with will have + past participle.)

1.      By next week, I ______ (finish) my project.

2.      She ______ (complete) her research by the end of this year.

3.      They ______ (build) their new house before winter.

4.      We ______ (arrive) at the airport by 10 AM.

5.      He ______ (complete) his degree by 2026.

6.      The team ______ (win) the championship by then.

7.      She ______ (cook) dinner before we get home.

8.      He ______ (write) three books by next year.

9.      They ______ (save) enough money to buy a car.

10. We ______ (reach) our destination by midnight.

11. She ______ (clean) the house before the guests arrive.

12. He ______ (recover) from the flu by next week.

13. I ______ (submit) my report before the deadline.

14. The company ______ (hire) new employees by July.

15. They ______ (finish) their exams by Friday.

16. We ______ (pack) our bags before the trip.

17. She ______ (leave) the office before noon.

18. He ______ (complete) the marathon by evening.

19. They ______ (plant) 100 trees by Earth Day.

20. The movie ______ (start) by the time we get there.


4. Future Perfect Continuous Tense (20 Fill-in-the-Blanks)

(Fill in the blanks with will have been + verb-ing.)

1.      By next year, I ______ (work) here for five years.

2.      She ______ (study) for six hours by 8 PM.

3.      They ______ (travel) for 10 hours before reaching.

4.      We ______ (wait) for the bus for an hour.

5.      He ______ (live) in Canada for three years.

6.      The team ______ (practice) for months before the match.

7.      She ______ (learn) French for a year.

8.      He ______ (run) for 30 minutes by the time you come.

9.      They ______ (build) the school for six months.

10. We ______ (watch) the series for a week.

11. She ______ (work) on her research for two years.

12. He ______ (wait) for a response for days.

13. The students ______ (prepare) for the exam for weeks.

14. I ______ (write) this book for a long time.

15. They ______ (play) the tournament for two weeks.

16. We ______ (drive) for hours before we reach.

17. She ______ (cook) dinner for an hour.

18. He ______ (teach) at the university for 10 years.

19. The baby ______ (sleep) for two hours.

20. We ______ (read) this novel for days.

 


Fill-in-the-blanks questions using is/am/are/was/were/has/have/verb1 and verb5

  20 fill-in-the-blanks questions using is/am/are/was/were/has/have/verb1 and verb5 : 1.       She ___ very happy today. (is/am/are) 2. ...