a)sits b)sitting c)sit Answer Answer: sits Explanation: “The cat” is a singular subject, so the verb must be in singular form. “Sit” is the base form (not correct here). “Sitting” needs a helping verb (is/was). “Sat” is past tense. Therefore, the correct sentence is: The cat sits on the mat.
She ———- to the park every morning
a)go b)goes c)going Answer Answer: goes Rule: With he/she/it, verb takes -s in present tense. She goes to the park every morning.
Question: Identify the error. She has completed her work yesterday.
Answer: She completed her work yesterday. Explanation: “Yesterday” needs simple past tense, not present perfect.
Idiom of the Day
The ball is in your court Meaning: It’s your turn to take action. Example: I’ve done my part, now the ball is in your court.
English Blossoms at SSV Boys Higher Secondary School, Kodumudi
Kanavu School of English is proud to begin its new journey at SSV Boys Higher Secondary School, Kodumudi. This historic institution, which has been serving the community for the past 115 years, continues to stand tall as a center of education and values. The school, led by its dedicated Headmaster Mr. T. Dhandapani, is home to 728 students and supported by 23 committed teachers who guide the boys with knowledge and discipline. From 14th April 2025, Kanavu has started spoken English training classes for the students here. Under the guidance of Mrs. Rohini, our Kanavu teacher, 49 enthusiastic students have stepped into this exciting journey of learning English with confidence. We are deeply grateful to our dedicated sponsor, Mr. Sivakumar, whose support has made this program possible. His commitment to empowering young learners through education is truly commendable. We believe this program will help the students break communication barriers, open new opportunities, and build their self-confidence. Together, we look forward to making English learning simple, enjoyable, and empowering for the young learners of Kodumudi. ✨ Kanavu’s dream is to see every student speak English boldly and beautifully!