English Mastery
Module 6 · Mini Grammar Essentials

Grand Review & Practice Tests

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Module 6 master map — thirteen tools on one page
NAME & DESCRIBELITTLE WORDSJOIN & LINKVERB MOVESTIME & FORMS1 Countable / Uncountableno plural, no a/an · a piece of advice2 Adjective vs. Adverbthing → adjective · action → adverb3 Also · Too · Eitheralso mid-sentence · too / either at the end4 So vs. Suchno noun → so · noun → such (a / an)5 Even though / Even ifreal fact → though · possibility → if6 Who · Whom · Whosehe → who · him → whom · his → whose7 The Subjunctivesuggest / insist that + bare verb8 Causative verbslet/make/have + V1 · get + to · thing + V39 Active vs. Passivebe + V3 · no object, no passive10 Tag questionsflip the sign · copy auxiliary + pronoun11 Used to trioused to + V1 · be / get used to + -ing12 For vs. Sincelength → for · start → since · back → ago13 Irregular verbslearn by sound family: sing–sang–sung Now test yourselfTest 1: mixed (20) · Test 2: fix it (18)
Five colour families, one line each. Cover a line, say the rule aloud, then check.
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The Module 6 Master Map — Thirteen Tools on One Page

ToolThe rule in one lineExample
Countable/Uncountableadvice, information, news, furniture: no plural, no a/an; count with ‘a piece of’two pieces of advice
Adjective vs. Adverbthing adjective; action adverb; sense verbs take adjectivesShe sings well. / The tea tastes sweet.
Also / Too / Eitheralso mid; too ends positives; either ends negativesI don’t like it either.
So vs. Suchno noun so; noun such (+a/an if singular countable)so costly / such a costly flat
Even though / Even ifreal fact even though; possibility even if; naked even never joins clausesEven if it rains, we’ll go.
Who / Whom / Whosehe who; him whom; his whose; preposition whomTo whom should I send it?
Subjunctivesuggest/demand/insist + that + BARE verb; be stays beI suggest that he be informed.
Causativeslet/make/have + V1; get + person + to; have/get + thing + V3I got my car serviced.
Passivebe + V3; no object no passive (happen, die)The deed was registered.
Tag questionsflip polarity, copy auxiliary, copy pronoun — never universal ‘isn’t it’You’re coming, aren’t you?
Used to trioused to + V1 (past habit); be/get used to + -ing (state/process)I’m used to waking early.
For vs. Sincelength for; starting point since; looking back agofor two hours / since Monday
Irregular verbslearn by sound family; V3 runs your Perfects and passivessing–sang–sung
Step 2

Practice Test 1 — Mixed Essentials (20 questions)

Test

Practice Test 1 — Mixed Essentials (20 questions)

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Fill each blank or choose the correct form.

  1. 1
    He gave me two very useful (advice fix the phrasing) about the tender.
  2. 2
    She handled the angry allottee very (calm/calmly).
  3. 3
    I don’t have the original map, and the architect doesn’t (too/either).
  4. 4
    It was (so/such) profitable a quarter... rewrite naturally with such.
  5. 5
    (Even though/Even if) the loan gets rejected, we’ll fund it ourselves. (possibility)
  6. 6
    (Who/Whom) did the committee blame for the delay?
  7. 7
    The lawyer insisted that the token (be/is) routed through RTGS.
  8. 8
    We finally got the seller (sign/to sign) the consent.
  9. 9
    I (had/made) my documents (attest/attested) by the notary. (two blanks)
  10. 10
    The accident (happened/was happened) near the toll plaza.
  11. 11
    You’ve met the tehsildar before, ? (tag)
  12. 12
    Nobody objected to the layout change, ? (tag)
  13. 13
    I (used to/am used to) commuting on NH-9 now — it doesn’t bother me.
  14. 14
    There (used to be/was used to) a mango orchard here.
  15. 15
    We have been chasing the refund (for/since) four months.
  16. 16
    Rates have doubled (for/since) the expressway announcement.
  17. 17
    The cheque was (send/sent) yesterday, and the parcel got (damage/damaged) in transit. (two blanks)
  18. 18
    He never returns the files on time, ? (tag)
  19. 19
    It is essential that every co-owner (be/is) present at the registry.
  20. 20
    sing––; break––; put–– (complete the forms)
Step 3

Practice Test 2 — Fix It & Translate It (18 questions)

Set A

Each sentence has one or two errors. Rewrite it correctly. (10)

0 / 10
  1. 1
    He gave me many informations, and all his advices were useful.
  2. 2
    She speaks English very good, isn’t it?
  3. 3
    I don’t like the new layout too, and my partner doesn’t like it too.
  4. 4
    It was a so hot day that even the labourers were made leave early.
  5. 5
    Even he is the owner’s son, he was made to wait — correct sentence? Fix only what’s wrong.
  6. 6
    Whom is handling the Bidhuri file, and who did you give the keys? (fix both halves; formal)
  7. 7
    The committee demanded that he submits the accounts, isn’t it?
  8. 8
    I am used to wake up at 5 because I used to working in a call centre.
  9. 9
    My purse was stolen in the metro before two days, and the thief was never catched.
  10. 10
    Let me to explain: we got the deed drafted, had it register, and the possession was happened on Friday. (three errors)
Set B

Translate into English. (8)

0 / 8
  1. 11
    मुझे एक सलाह चाहिए — यह जानकारी कितनी पक्की है?
  2. 12
    वह बहुत अच्छा बोलती है, है ना?
  3. 13
    मैंने बाल कटवाए और गाड़ी service करवाई। (एक वाक्य)
  4. 14
    यह मंदिर 1902 में बनाया गया था।
  5. 15
    मैं सुझाव देता हूँ कि वह पहले वकील से मिले।
  6. 16
    चाहे वे दुगना दाम दें, मैं नहीं बेचूँगा।
  7. 17
    मुझे अब जल्दी उठने की आदत हो गई है, पर पहले मैं 9 बजे उठता था। (एक वाक्य)
  8. 18
    जब से metro आई है, दाम दुगने हो गए हैं।
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Answers · Test 1
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two very useful pieces of advice
2
calmly
3
either
4
It was such a profitable quarter
5
Even if
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Whom
7
be
8
to sign
9
had ... attested
10
happened
11
haven’t you
12
did they
13
am used to
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used to be
15
for
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since
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sent ... damaged
18
does he
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be
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sang, sung; broke, broken; put, put
Answers · Test 2

Part A

1
He gave me a lot of information, and all his advice was useful.
2
She speaks English very well, doesn’t she?
3
I don’t like the new layout either, and my partner doesn’t like it either.
4
It was such a hot day that even the labourers were made to leave early. (Such + noun; passive of make to.)
5
Even though he is the owner’s son, he was made to wait. (Naked even even though; the rest was correct.)
6
Who is handling the Bidhuri file, and to whom did you give the keys?
7
The committee demanded that he submit the accounts, didn’t it? (Subjunctive bare verb; tag mirrors ‘the committee demanded’.)
8
I am used to waking up at 5 because I used to work in a call centre.
9
My purse was stolen in the metro two days ago, and the thief was never caught.
10
Let me explain: we got the deed drafted, had it registered, and the possession happened on Friday. (Let + bare verb; thing + V3; happen has no passive.)
Answers · Test 2

Part B

11
I need a piece of advice — how reliable is this information?
12
She speaks very well, doesn’t she?
13
I got my hair cut and had the car serviced.
14
This temple was built in 1902.
15
I suggest that he meet the lawyer first.
16
Even if they offer double the price, I will not sell.
17
I am used to getting up early now, but I used to get up at 9.
18
Since the metro came, prices have doubled.
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The Series Is Complete

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The Series Is Complete

Every tense, every conditional, every modal, every -ing and to, every article and preposition, and the fourteen precision tools of this final module — all built for one reader: the Hindi speaker who thinks in हिंदी and wants to operate in English.

What you now hold
Module 1Verb Tenses

the 13-tense engine room

Module 2Conditionals

every real and unreal world, plus wish

Module 3Modal Verbs

permission, obligation, deduction, and the politeness ladder

Module 4Gerunds & Infinitives

the complete -ing vs. to system

Module 5Articles & Prepositions

a/an/the, in/on/at, and 100 phrasal verbs

Module 6Mini Grammar Essentials

the fourteen finishing tools, and the irregular verbs master list

The method never changed: one rule, one Hindi bridge, the mistakes named honestly, and practice with explained answers. Grammar is not learnt by reading — it is learnt by the twenty-five questions at the end of every chapter. Revisit the review chapters monthly; the master maps were built to be your permanent single-page revision.

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