English Grammar and Composition · Class 6
What does 'It's 11 o'clock now' primarily express?
Adrita mentions: '_____ very sad to see a boy like me working so hard.' What is the correct introductory word?
Which introductory word is used to indicate that something exists?
Which sentence from Angshu's mail correctly uses 'it' to state the time?
In the public nuisance text, the statement 'Therefore, it's always very noisy and there's impossible to have a calm and quiet time at home' contains an error. What should 'there's impossible' be?
Which sentence from the initial text exemplifies the use of 'there' for quantities?
The sentence 'It's an old school and quite famous' uses 'it' to refer to:
In Angshu's mail, what is the correct choice for '_____ breezing now'?
Which sentence is grammatically correct based on the rules for 'it' and 'there'?
What is the correct way to express 'many students in the area' using an introductory word?
Adrita's response contains: '_____ a river passing through the village.' Which word fills the gap?
Moni says, '_____'s boring that we are passing time doing nothing.' What is the correct introductory word?
In the mail from Angshu, what is the correct choice for '_____ some pine trees at my back'?
Which introductory word would you use to describe the current weather condition 'raining now'?
Which option correctly completes the sentence: '_____ a good time of year to come to this place because _____ not tourists crowded now.' (from Angshu's mail)
Complete the sentence: '_____ a new film, Amar Bondhu Rashed, at the cinema.'
Which sentence uses 'it' to describe someone's situation?
In the sentence 'There are one thousand students and 50 teachers in our school,' what does 'there' indicate?
How is 'it' used in the sentence 'It's a clear sunny day'?
Which sentence correctly uses 'there' to talk about things that happen?