Hindi grammar and verb exercises

[JeeZindagi]

I have been studying Hindi but have few occasions to practice. My conjugations are therefore still not quite solid in my mind and knowing myself, I know I just need to do plenty of fill in the blank exercises to make things automatic for me and to stop thinking of how I need to conjugate each time I want to utter a phrase in Hindi.

I have been looking high and low for a book that will include a good amount of fill in the blank exercises. Snell's exercises are good but I would want even more... I have looked for this type of exercises online also and am still to find a good batch.

Would anyone kindly recommend a good Hindi exercise book?

Many thanks in advance. :-)

[James]

The Hindi Grammars written by Usha Jain have the best exercises that I have seen. You can see them referenced in this thread, or on amazon (1, 2). Her exercises resemble the sort of thing you'd see in a French grammar, for example.

As an aside, if you do pick up those books, you might also be interested in her Intermediate Hindi Reader.

Good luck!
Edited to add:

Actually, on second thought, perhaps these books are not a good choice for self-study as the exercises do not have an answer key. Still, if you wanted to get feedback or help on particular exercises here, I'm sure someone would do so.

[JeeZindagi]

Thank you so much for taking the time to reply, James 

I am definitely going to check the Usha Jain books and have someone help me check the answers. I was really looking for a grammar that would allow me to practice practice practice and am so glad to have this reference! Thanks again! :-)

[Shannon]

I have been using Elementary Hindi and the Workbook you can buy along with it. It is a bit pricey but I feel like it is really helping me get a handle on the language. There are plenty of exercises if you have the workbook. It has boosted my confidence quite a bit and I feel like it was worth the price.