1] Choose the correct one
1. Why did Soapy yell drunken gibberish?
a) He was drunk
b) He was celebrating a game
c) He wanted to be arrested
d) He lost his umbrella
2. The policeman thought Soapy was:
a) Drunk
b) Homeless
c) A Yale student
d) A thief
2] Write True or False
1. Soapy wanted to get arrested.
2. The policeman arrested Soapy for yelling.
3. Soapy danced and yelled to celebrate.
4. The umbrella’s owner insisted on calling the police.
3] Complete the Web Chart
4]. Describe Soapy’s state of mind and his attempts to get arrested.
5]. Do you feel sympathy for Soapy? Why or why not?
6] . Grammar
1] Soapy began to yell drunken gibberish. (Gerund)
2] Soapy grabbed the umbrella. (Begin with (The umbrella)
7] Do as directed
1) Write an adjective of theatre”
2)Use “disconsolate” in your own sentence.
A1: Write true or False
1) The conductor was rude and unhelpful.
2) The author believes that cheerful people can lift others’ moods.
3) Good manners are a sound investment according to the author.
4) Chesterfield willingly gave way to the rude man.
A2. Complete the sentence
1) The author compares good manners to ____________.
2) Wordsworth learned lessons from ____________.
3) The author calls the conductor’s cheerfulness a ____________ investment.
4) The war had a ____________ effect on everyday civilities.
A3. complete the flowchart about the effect of war
A4. What lesson does the Chesterfield story teach, according to the author?
A5. Have you ever encountered someone like the polite conductor? Describe the experience.
A6. Do as directed (Grammar)
a) His gaiety was not a wasteful luxury, but a sound investment. (Make Complex)
b) The polite man may lose the material advantage. (Use another modal auxiliary to make the sentence of more certain)
A7. Match the Following
Pages 18 and 19
A1: Write true or False
1) The conductor was rude and unhelpful. - False
2) The author believes that cheerful people can lift others’ moods. - true
3) Good manners are a sound investment according to the author. - true
4) Chesterfield willingly gave way to the rude man. - true
A2. Complete the sentences
1) The author compares good manners to the weather.
2) Wordsworth learned lessons from the poor leech-gatherer
3) The author calls the conductor’s cheerfulness a sound investment.
4) The war had a chilling effect on everyday civilities.
A3. complete the Flowchart
A4. What lesson does the Chesterfield story teach, according to the author?
Ans: The Chesterfield story teaches us that being polite and calm is better than being rude. It shows that staying respectful, even when others are not, is a true success and shows real strength of character.
A5. Have you ever encountered someone like the polite conductor? Describe the experience.
Ans: Yes, once I was going to Nagpur with my family, when I met a bus conductor who greeted everyone in the bus with a smile and helped elderly passengers with care. His kind words and calm behavior made our journey pleasant and taught me how small acts of politeness can be important in our life to oil the machine of our life.
A6. Do as directed (Grammar)
a) His gaiety was not a wasteful luxury, but a sound investment. (Make Complex)
Ans: Though his gaiety was not a wasteful luxury, it was a sound investment.
b) The polite man may lose the material advantage. (Use another modal auxiliary to make the sentence of more certain)
Ans: The polite man will lose the material advantage.
A7 Match the following
Punctually at midday he opened his bag and spread out his professional equipment, which consisted of a dozen cowrie shells, a square piece of cloth with obscure mystic charts on it, a notebook, and a bundle of palmyra writing. His forehead was resplendent with sacred ash and vermilion, and his eyes sparkled with a sharp abnormal gleam which was really an outcome of a continual searching look for customers, but which his simple clients took to be a prophetic light and felt light and felt comforted. The power of his eyes was considerably enhanced by their position- placed as they were between the painted forehead and the dark whiskers which streamed down his cheeks: even a half-wit’s eyes would sparkle in such a setting. To crown the effect he wound a saffron-coloured turban around his head. This colour scheme never failed. People were attracted to him as bees are attracted to cosmos or dahlia stalks. He sat under the boughs of a spreading tamarind tree which flanked a path running through the Town Hall Park.
A1. Write whether the sentences are True or False:
1) The man spread out his tools at midnight. -
2) His forehead was painted with sacred ash and vermilion. -
3) He wore a green turban around his head. -
4. The cowrie shells were part of his professional setup. -
A2. Fill the Webchat with 5 items related to the astrologer's appearance and equipment- 2
A4. Do you believe in astrologers? (personal response)
A5. Grammar Questions
1] He sat under the boughs of a spreading tamarind tree. (What is the underlined word called? write it's function.) -1
2] The power of his eyes was considerably enhanced by their position. (Change the Voice) - 1
A6. Vocabulary Questions
1] Write one word from the passage.
a) Shining brightly; very impressive or attractive. -
b) Sacred writing material -
Marks -12
Time 40 Min
A1. Write whether the sentences are True or False:
1) The man spread out his tools at midnight. - False
2) His forehead was painted with sacred ash and vermilion. - True
3) He wore a green turban around his head. - False
4. The cowrie shells were part of his professional setup. - True
A2. Fill the Webchart with 5 items related to the astrologer's appearance and equipment- 2
A3. Describe in detail the appearance of the man and his professional setup. - 2
Ans: The man opened his bag punctually at midday. His professional setup included cowrie shells, mystic charts, a notebook, and palmyra writing. He decorated his forehead with sacred ash and vermilion and wore a saffron turban. His eyes sparkled sharply, enhanced by his painted forehead and flowing whiskers.
A4. Do you believe in astrologers? (personal response)
Ans: I don’t believe in astrologers. I think it is one kind of business to misguige the people. The astrologer himself does not know about his future then how can he tell about the others confidently.
A5. Grammar Questions
1] He sat under the boughs of a spreading tamarind tree. (What is the underlined word called ? write it's function.) -1
Ans: spreading - Present Participle :
Function: Adjective
2] The power of his eyes was considerably enhanced by their position. (Change the Voice) - 1
Ans: heir position considerably enhanced the power of his eyes
A6. Vocabulary Questions
1] Write one word from the passage.
a) Shining brightly; very impressive or attractive. - resplendent
b) Sacred writing material - Palmyra writing
Marks - 20
1] She’s been waiting here ------ 7 am for her friend.
2] He studied hard ----- three hours before the big exam.
3] The book ---- poems fell off the dusty shelf yesterday.
4] I gave a gift ---- my sister on her birthday.
5] We finished dinner ----- the movie started at eight o’clock.
6] She sat ----- her friend during the long school assembly.
7] ------- math, she loves painting landscapes in her free time.
8] The dog slept ------ the table during the loud storm.
9] Finish your homework ----- one hour to join the game.
10] They walked ------ the bridge to reach the old village.
11] He’s lived here ----- last summer with his entire family.
12] She baked cookies ---- her neighbors on a festive evening.
13] The painting ----- flowers hung proudly above the wooden mantel.
14] The man fell ---- the horse
15] We traveled ---- Paris for a memorable vacation last spring.
16] Check your bag ------ leaving home to avoid forgetting keys.
17] ------- reading, he enjoys hiking mountains on sunny weekends.
18] A mouse hid ------- the bed during the noisy party.
19] Complete your homework ------ ten minutes to win a prize.
20] Leaves fell ---- the tree during the strong autumn wind.
Marks - 15
1] She has been following a keto diet for six months. (Future perfect tense)
2] He has cut back on fats for a while. (Past Continuous tense)
3] We have been researching nutrition trends lately.(Present perfect tense)
4] I have been drinking more water. (Past perfect tense)
5] She followed a strict diet last year.(Present Continuous tense)
6] He ate only plant-based foods for a month. (Future perfect tense)
7] They skipped fast food during the holidays. (Past perfect Continuous tense)
8] I learned about superfoods in school. (Present perfect Continuous tense)
9] The doctor recommended low sugar intake. ( Simple future tense)
10] He was cooking healthy meals all week. ( Simple past tense)
11] They were avoiding carbs. (Past perfect Continuous tense)
12] She was researching nutrition facts yesterday. (Past perfect tense)
13] We were eating lighter dinners last summer. (Future perfect tense)
14] She had adopted a gluten-free diet. (Present perfect tense)
15] They had reduced calorie. ( Simple future tense)
Marks - 15
1] A healthy diet will have supported strong immunity.
2] Vegetables provide all the essential nutrients.
3] Avoid sugary drinks to stay fit.
4] Protein will build muscle effectively.
5] Whole grains had been chosen for better digestion.
6] He is following a low-carb diet.
7] More fruits were being eaten to boost energy. ( Begin with, " The people -----" )
8] She has prepared a new project.
9] We must avoid processed foods for better health.
10] The team is promoting healthy eating habits.
11] I have just finished a balanced meal.
12] She has reduced salt intake for heart health.
13] They have adopted a complete change. .
14] Weight can be lost by eating mindfully. ( Begin with, " We -----" )
15] A balanced meal was eaten before the meeting.
Marks - 40
1. The teacher wrote the formula ___ the board for the students to study.
2. The success of the event depends ___ the cooperation of all volunteers.
3. The prize was divided ___ the two winners after the quiz competition.
4. The explorers trekked ___ the jungle to discover the ancient hidden ruins.
5. The chandelier hung ___ the dining table, illuminating the room beautifully tonight.
6. She placed her bag ___ the chair before joining the class discussion.
7. The gossip spread ___ the classmates during the break in the cafeteria.
8. The athlete leaped ___ the hurdle effortlessly during the intense track event.
9. The notice was posted ___ the wall outside the principal’s office yesterday.
10. The negotiation ___ the buyer and seller lasted for hours this morning.
11. The balloon floated ___ the festival, delighting the crowd gathered below it.
12. She insisted ___ completing the homework before going out with her friends.
13. The old coins were found ___ the artifacts in the museum’s collection.
14. The train passed ___ the bridge connecting the two sides of town.
15. The breeze flowed ___ the curtains, cooling the room on a hot day.
16. The award was distributed ___ the team members after their victorious match.
17. The seminar ___ artificial intelligence attracted many students to the college hall.
18. The hawk soared ___ the forest, hunting for small animals in the trees.
19. The decision ___ the two options was difficult for the confused student.
20. He climbed ___ the stool to reach the top shelf in the library.
21. The news circulated ___ the neighbors quickly after the surprising local event.
22. The jet flew ___ the desert, leaving a trail in the sky above.
23. The timetable was displayed ___ the screen for the students to check.
24. The river flows ___ the valley, providing water to the nearby villages.
25. The scholarship was shared ___ the top three performers in the exam.
26. The roof extends ___ the porch, offering shade during the hot summer days.
27. The lecture ___ renewable energy was informative for the science club members.
28. The moon glowed ___ the horizon, creating a serene atmosphere this evening.
29. She looked ___ the crowd to find her friend during the busy festival.
30. The rivalry ___ the two schools intensified during the annual sports meet.
31. The blanket was spread ___ the grass for the picnic in the park.
32. The clouds drifted ___ the mountains, casting shadows on the valley below.
33. The rules were printed ___ the handbook for the students to follow.
34. The frisbee sailed ___ the fence and landed in the neighbor’s backyard.
35. The excitement was evident ___ the audience during the thrilling final performance.
36. She relied ___ her notes to prepare for the challenging history exam.
37. The drone hovered ___ the park, filming the vibrant festival from above.
38. The sunlight filtered ___ the leaves, creating patterns on the forest floor.
39. The tension ___ the two friends grew after their disagreement last week.
40. The mirror hung ___ the dresser, reflecting the room in perfect clarity.
Marks - 20
1] Switch off the light when you leave the room. (Make the sentence of compulsion)
2] You drive carelessly on the highway. (Advice)
3] Will you please shut the door? (Request)
4] He used to turn towards a new voice. (Use proper modal auxiliary)
5] Your brother do not take a breakfast early in the morning. (Give your brother a suggestion)
6] People should work always sincerely to build up our nation. (Use another modal auxiliary)
7] Can I call you later? (Permission)
8] The students need to buy text book, by earning money. (Habitual action in past)
9] People park their cars in front of the gates. (Make sentence of compulsion)
10] My friend encourage always bad behavior. (Tell your friend the need of his need
11] Visit us, while you are in town. (Ability)
12] Don’t leave medicine where children can get to them. (Write as if doctor is advising you)
13] You have to go to school today. (Use another modal auxiliary)
14] Speak politely to your customers. (Habitual action)
15] You should avoid smoking here. (Another modal auxiliary)
Qu. Identify the modal auxiliary and write its function.
16] Tom will write poetry very well.
Ans: Modal auxiliary—
Function—
17] Can you lead me ten dollars ?
Ans: Modal auxiliary—
Function—
18] Could I have your number?
Ans: Modal auxiliary—
Function—
19] May I help you?
Ans: Modal auxiliary—
Function—
20] The proposal must finished on time.
Ans: Modal auxiliary—
Function—
Marks - 40
1] ----- Himalayas are ---- tallest mountain range in ----- world.
2] He played ----- violin beautifully during the college concert yesterday.
3] She gave ---- unique solution to complex problem.
4] We visited the museum located near ------ old railway station.
5] The president of the club delivered ----- inspirational speech on responsibility.
6] She bought ----- book about modern art and design yesterday.
7] He is honoury member of best club in our area and MLA also. (Insert articles where necessary and rewrite the sentence.)
8] My sister was always good at ----- math.
9] We had put in ----- great effort in ----- fifth book.
10] A poverty-free world would be ----- best.
11] He had purchased ----- new bike, and ----- bike is very strong.
12] By ---- year 2023, I shall complete ---- M. Com. with first class.
13] shall give you ---- one-rupee coin.
14] ---- sitar entered the field, and ---- veena lost its supreme position.
15] They visited ----- university in Paris last year.
16] Lion is king of jungle. (Insert articles where necessary and rewrite the sentence.)
17] She was reading ---- interesting novel about human psychology.
18] We need honest leader for our group. (Insert articles where necessary and rewrite the sentence.)
19] She gave me --- opportunity to work in her firm.
20] Nilu Phule was awarded for --- excellent performance.
21] We visited ----- historical museum during our trip.
22] She is M.Sc. in physics and works as lecturer. (Insert articles where necessary and rewrite the sentence.)
23] ---- India is ---- land of diverse cultures.
24]I read ---- book about ---- French Revolution.
25] --- Mount Everest is ---- highest peak in the world.
26] She speaks ----- French fluently after living in ---- Paris for years.
27] We play ---- football every evening on the college ground.
28] She is studying ---- mathematics for her final college examination.
29] --- Eiffel Tower is --- popular tourist attraction in France.**
30] ----- USA university offers ---- advanced course in computer programming and ------ course is very useful.
31] --- scientist presented --- latest findings at ------ first time.
32] ------ astronaut walked on ----- moon during the space mission.
33] ----- honest person always keeps his word in any situation.
34] Elephant is largest land animal. (Insert articles where necessary and rewrite the sentence.)
35] She is studying ---- history and ---- literature in college.
36] He is ----- heir to --- large fortune.
37] Amit is ---- unique player in his team.
38] The charity raised ---- hundred dollars for the flood victims.
39] She saw ---- owl and ---- eagle flying in --- sky.
40] Dog is loyal animal. (Insert articles where necessary and rewrite the sentence.)
Marks - 10
1) He said,”What a foolish job I have done? I am ready to accept my guilt.”
2) The man said, “How great I am! Let’s show the power to the world.”
3) I said, ”Let’s choose him as the wisest student of our class.”
4) She said, “How beautiful these caves are! Let’s go to visit today.”
5)
1] The
Marks - 10
Marks - 10
1] "Have you done your homework today," the teacher said to me.
2] "Something is burning," the man said to his wife, " can you smell it?"
3] John said to me, "Why don't you help your friend?" "He does not help me."
4] "Will you confess your guilt before your parents?" Rahul said to his friend, " I will confess before you."
5] The officer said to the lady, "Where did you find your ring?" "It was near my books."
6] Manish said to me, "How are you? Doctor has given you an injection now it will make you sleep."
7] "How did you prepare your exam? the teacher said to me, "I practiced writing of answers to the key questions."
8] Dennis said to the man, "Have you seen my son? I must have kept him with me."
9] He said to the boy, " Who are you and what do you want?" " I am a student and I want a new grammar book."
10] The mother said to him, "Why are you wasting your time today?' " I am not wasting my time."
Marks - 15
1] The teacher said to me, " You will never know unless you try".
2] He said to Meena, "You will have to stay in a bed for a week" "I shall stay sa you advise".
3] "I don't know if want to play now," I said to my brother, "I want some change."
4] She said , "I bought a new dress yesterday for my brother."
5] "I know this city like my backyard,"he said.
6] The officer said to me, "You will get your letter tomorrow."
7] I said to him, "I don't think this case should be taken to the court now"
8] "I am hungry," said the old man, "I want something to eat."
9] Gandhiji said to me, "You have wronged not me but the government."
10] The officer said, "I like the old Parsi."
11] Boys said, "We want to live in a developed India"
Marks - 15
1] The young lift-man in a city office who threw a passenger out of his lift the other morning was punished. (Make- Simple)
2] The polite man may lose the material advantage, but he always has the spiritual victory. (Make- Complex)
3] Often we took rickshaws to bring petrol. (Make- Compound)
4] Men smashing windows do not remain to chat with the police. (Make- Complex)
5] It was Dave’s sister Barbara who steeled herself to be his toughest taskmaster. (Make- Simple)
6] Soapy stepped inside and grabbled the umbrella. (Make- Simple)
7] He muttered against the men who wear helmets. (Make- Simple)
8] The stink would floor anybody, but frequent exposure has hardened her. (Make - Complex)
9] He would pull himself out of the mire and would make a man of himself again. (Make- Simple)
10] He would conquer the evil that had enslaved him. (Make- Simple)
11] Taking a stone, Soapy dashed it through the glass. (Make- Compound)
12] Mother became blind in both eyes. That was in 1969. (Make- Simple
13] The dog was small, but it bravely protected its owner.
14] Though the exam was challenging, they managed to score well.
15] They were exhausted, but they volunteered to help with the event.
16] Though the dress was expensive, my father decided to buy it for the special occasion.
17] Rohan missed the bus, but he still made it to the meeting on time.
18] Though the book was lengthy, I read it in a single sitting.
Marks - 15
1] The movie was so interesting that I could watch it twice.
2] The weather was hot enough for us to stay indoors.
3] The music was so silent that I could hear it property.
4] The problem was so complex that it could take hours to solve.
5] The painting is beautiful enough for me to buy easily.
6] The child was so tired that he could fall asleep instantly.
7] The performance was so stunning that it could receive a standing ovation.
8] Rajan is so talented that he can win multiple awards.
9] The teacher was so strict that he could make our school one of the topmost school.
10] The phone is durable enough to withstand drops.
11] The food is tasty enough for everyone to make happy.
12] The movie is funny enough to make me laugh out loud.
13] The teacher is understanding enough to explain things clearly.
14] The bag is big enough to carry all my luggage.
15] The story is simple enough for children to understand.
Marks - 30
1. She is a brilliant scientist and a compassionate mentor who guides her students with patience. (1] Not only -- but also 2] as well as 3] either -- or 4] both -- and)
2. The new restaurant is both known for its delicious food and praised for its excellent customer service. (1] Not only -- but also 2] as well as 3] either -- or )
3. He not only completed his degree with top honors but also secured a job at a leading company right after graduation. (affirmative)
4. The smartphone is affordable for most people and equipped with advanced features that rival high-end models. (1] Not only -- but also 2] as well as 3] either -- or 4] both -- and)
5. They donated generously to the charity as well as spent weekends volunteering at the local shelter. (1] Not only -- but also 2] both -- and 3] either -- or )
6. The book is a thrilling mystery and a deep exploration of human emotions and relationships. (1] Not only -- but also 2] as well as 3] either -- or 4] both -- and)
7. She both speaks four languages fluently and teaches others how to learn new languages effectively. (1] Not only -- but also 2] as well as 3] either -- or )
8. The park is not only a great place for jogging but also a peaceful spot for meditation and relaxation. (affirmative)
9. He fixed the broken machine and improved its efficiency, saving the company time and money. (1] Not only -- but also 2] as well as 3] either -- or 4] both -- and)
10. The festival was a celebration of culture as well as an opportunity for people to connect and share their traditions. (1] Not only -- but also 2] either -- or 3] both -- and)
Marks - 18
1] Sardar Patel was one of the most determined leaders. (Comparative and positive)
2] This is the most religious temple in Mumbai is Siddhivinayak. (Comparative and positive)
3] A foolish friend is not as good as a wise enemy. (Comparative)
4] The story of Shivaji Maharaj is more interesting than his. (Positive)
5] It is not as good to beg as starve. (Comparative)
6] Mussoorie is one of the healthiest hill stations in India. (Comparative and positive)
7] Man is most dangerous animal. (Comparative and positive)
8] Australia is largest islands in the world. (Comparative and positive)
9] People of India know better King Vikramditya than King Ramsingh . (Positive)
10] The Arabian Night is the most interesting story book. (Comparative and positive)
11] We read more daily Lokmat than Dainik Jagran. (Positive)
12] Japan is as popular for the patriotism as the richness. (Comparative)
1. The painting was created by a famous artist in the 18th century.
2. She completed her thesis after six months of intensive research.
3. The committee decided to approve the project for funding.
4. He managed to finish the race despite a serious injury to his leg.
5. The expedition explored a remote island that had never been mapped before.
6. She explained the process to her colleagues during the training session yesterday.
7. The old manuscripts were found inside a hidden compartment in the library.
8. The bridge collapsed due to structural weakness and prolonged neglect.
9. He has been working at the same company for nearly two decades.
10. The scientists observed the phenomenon in a laboratory under controlled conditions.
11. She refused the offer because it didn’t align with her career goals.
12. They postponed the event until the weather conditions improved significantly.
13. The researchers published their findings in a reputed international journal last year.
14. He spoke passionately about the issue during a heated debate at the conference.
15. The students gathered to protest against the new educational reforms introduced recently.
1] If I am physically assaulted, it will permit me to retaliate with reasonable violence.
2] You would not be at all surprised if the conductor eyed you looked coldly.
3] It would never do if we were at liberty.
4] We must get those civilities back if we are to make life kindly and tolerable for each other.
5] If you have ordered something online you can track the location of your goods in transit.
6] Unless we handled efficiently, these disorders often transform to condition like anxiety and depression.
7) If you do not have, you can easily graduate to the magic of surrealism.
8) If I prove you are bluffing, you must return that anna to me with interest
9) Indeed, which path would hard work follow if inspiration had not pointed the way!
10] You are likely to be punished, if you don’t express your regret.
11] If he -- (apologize), I'll move forward in our relationship.
12] Unless you manage your time effectively, you -- ( feel) overwhelmed and stressed.
13] If we recycled, we --- ( contribute) to reducing waste and protecting the planet.
14] If you -- (overcome) your fear, you would have been able to pursue new opportunities.
15] If you --(listen) to constructive feedback, you would improve and excel in your chosen field.
16] If I had practiced gratitude daily, I --- (cultivate) a positive mindset and appreciate life's blessings.
17] Unless you -- (take) a leap of faith, you would never know what incredible experiences await you.
18] Unless you -- (invest) in your personal development, you'll stagnate and fall behind in your career.
19] If she follows a balanced diet, she -- (nourish) her body and maintain good health.
20] Unless you -- (step) out of your comfort zone, you would have missed out on exciting opportunities for growth.
1] Everyone can help him.
2] I still loved what I did.
3] They were perfect, even circles, without lumps or thick edges.
4] I didn’t have much of a choice.
5] Sam became the catalyst of a beautification programmed for South Melbourne.
6] Kolhapur is a gourmet’s paradise.
7] Let us aim for a civilized India.
8] It fills a global knowledge gap.
9] The poor chap was always sulking.
10] There was no electricity.
11] Robbing children of their childhood is a criminal act.
12] Our history during the last millennium makes this an understandable aspiration.
13] All Marched like disciplined soldiers with the sense of solidarity.
14] Kolhapur was known as Karveernagari.
15] Realize your duty.
16] I am ready to help you
17] Anyone can tell him
18] Allow me to keep the papers.
1] As soon as Dave had begun his second year, he found himself hopeless. (No sooner ---Than)
2) When the sky cleared, all the flowers were laid waste. (Hardly -- when)
3) As the evening aarti time nears, I trace my steps to the Mahalaxmi. (No sooner ---Than)
4) No sooner did the war start than there was a boom in the iron market. (Hardly -- when)
5) Work becomes a tyranny for person when it becomes a chore. (No sooner ---Than)
6) When the link between the two is ruptured, we try to find a solution elsewhere. (No sooner ---Than)
7) When I see the Brihaddeeswara Temple, I become happy. (No sooner ---Than)
8) As I saw the silence of the night, I heard the heavenly world talking. (Hardly -- when)
9) No sooner did Carter gaze at the magnificent bird than he grew convinced. (Hardly -- when)
10) No sooner did she fall down in one place than fellow-pedestrians rushed instantly for her help. (Hardly -- when)
11) When my wife enters the kitchen, she finds them scurrying away. (No sooner ---Than)
12) As soon as it rained, the weather became cool. (No sooner ---Than)
13) As soon as I reached the platform, the train left. (No sooner ---Than)
14) As soon as the principal entered the class, all the boys stood up. (Hardly -- when)
15) As soon as it rained, the weather became cool. (No sooner ---Than)
16) As soon as the train had gone, I found myself alone on the platform. (Hardly -- when)
17) As soon as the principal gave the warning, all the boys ran away. (No sooner ---Than)
18) No sooner did I see the thief than I closed the door. (Hardly -- when)
19) No sooner did he open the door than the stranger had gone. (Hardly -- when)
20) No sooner did he sprinkle water on her face, than the rosy colour came back to her cheek. (Hardly -- when)
1] The law cannot become the guardian of our private manners. (Use- Be unable to)
2] I couldn’t pay the fare. (Use- Be able to)
3] We cannot get them back by invoking the law. (Use- Be able to)
4] He could not rest till he left it behind a couple of hundred miles. (Use- Be unable to)
5] But no legal system could attempt to legislate against bad manners. (Use- Be able to)
6] Wordsworth was able to gather lessons of wisdom. (Remove -Be able to)
7] How can you be otherwise with Saturn where he is? (Use- Be able to)
8] If only he could reach a table in the restaurant unsuspected, success would be his. (Remove - could)
9] The king is able to do nothing wrong. (Remove - Be able to)
10] She was able to face the whole horror. (Remove - Be able to)
11] she could not be fashionable. (Remove - Be able to)
12] You can’t get out of it now. (Use - Be able to)
13] Now she could see flies crawling slowly out of a saucer of milk with their wings stuck together. (Use - Be able to)
14]I can buy some jaggery and coconut tomorrow. (Use - Be able to)
15] can imagine that lift-man, (Use - Be able to)
16] he can have the service for asking(Use - Be able to)
17] It cannot be too widely diffused (spread) in a rather drab (gloomy) world. (Use - Be able to)
18] We cannot get them back by invoking the law. (Use - Be able to)
19] you can also track the condition of the goods. (Use - Be able to)
20] Why can’t we produce good toys in India? (Use - Be able to)
1) It freed me to enter one of the most creative periods of my life. (use gerund from of the word underlined)
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2) It was one thing not to pamper Dave. (use gerund)
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3) She was taking so much pains to beautify a government house. (use gerund)
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4) Mother began developing cataract in her eyes. (use infinitive)
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5) it is about not seeing the would but seeing the light. (use infinitive)
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6) My duties like rolling out chappatis, frying fish on weekends. (use infinitive)
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7) I got caught each time, I tried arguing. (use infinitive)
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8) Then settle on a roof-top or a tree enjoying a leisurely meal. (use infinitive)
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9) The panchayat undertook a massive awareness drive to cultivate good habits among the people. (use gerund)
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10) We try to heal the symptom. (use gerund)
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11) There is an elaborate healing mechanism within the body. (What function dose the underlined word perform in this sentence. What is it called)
12) Making omelettes and rolling out chappatis became my special duties. (What function dose the underlined word perform in this sentence. What is it called)
13) I have tried taking you along on a few shopping trips. (What function dose the underlined word perform in this sentence. What is it called)
14) I have tried taking you along on a few shopping trips. (What function dose the underlined word perform in this sentence. What is it called)
15) Anil likes fascinated photos. (What function dose the underlined word perform in this sentence. What is it called)
16) Tree - cutting people should be arrested . (What is the underlined word called? write its kind)
17) I have bought a four - wheeler car (What is the underlined word called? write its kind)
18) He learnt speaking English after attending the spoken English classes. (What is the underlined word called? write its kind)
Marks - 15
1] Who wants to live a happy life? (Assertive sentence)
2] Mumbai is the financial capital of India. (Rhetorical)
3] Can anyone deny the beauty of nature? (Assertive sentence)
4] We should respect our elders. (Rhetorical)
5] Isn’t it obvious that hard work pays off? (Assertive sentence)
7] The government has never launched a new education policy (Rhetorical)
8] Why would anyone choose failure over success? (Assertive sentence)
9] Honesty is the best policy. (Rhetorical)
10] Do I really think money grows on trees? (Assertive sentence)
11] India is a land of diverse cultures. (Rhetorical)
12] How can we ignore the cries of the poor? (Assertive sentence)
13] The sun never rises in the west. (Rhetorical)
14] Is there anything better than a good book on a rainy day? (Assertive sentence)
15] She does not work diligently to achieve her goals. (Rhetorical)
1] Who wants to live a happy life? (Assertive sentence)
Ans: No one wants to live a happy life.
2] Mumbai is the financial capital of India. (Rhetorical)
Ans: Is Mumbai not the financial capital of India?
3] Can anyone deny the beauty of nature? (Assertive sentence)
Ans: No one can deny the beauty of nature.
4] We should respect our elders. (Rhetorical)
Ans: Should we not respect our elders?
5] Isn’t it obvious that hard work pays off? (Assertive sentence)
Ans: It is obvious that hard work pays off.
7] The government has never launched a new education policy (Rhetorical)
Ans: Has the government ever launched a new education policy?
8] Why would anyone choose failure over success? (Assertive sentence)
Ans: No one would choose failure over success.
9] Honesty is the best policy. (Rhetorical)
Ans: Is honesty not the best policy?
10] Do I really think money grows on trees? (Assertive sentence)
Ans: I do not really think money grows on trees.
11] India is a land of diverse cultures. (Rhetorical)
Ans: Is India not a land of diverse cultures?
12] How can we ignore the cries of the poor? (Assertive sentence)
Ans: We can not ignore the cries of the poor.
13] The sun never rises in the west. (Rhetorical)
Ans: Does the sun ever rise in the west?
14] Is there anything better than a good book on a rainy day? (Assertive sentence)
Ans: There is nothing better than a good book on a rainy day.
15] She does not work diligently to achieve her goals. (Rhetorical)
Ans: does she work diligently to achieve her goals?
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1] I can imagine that lift-man, (Use - Be able to)
2] I couldn’t pay the fare. (Use- Be unable to)
3] We cannot get them back by invoking the law. (Use- Be able to)
4] He could not rest till he left it behind a couple of hundred miles. (Use- Be unable to)
5] You can’t get out of it now. (Use - Be able to)
6] Wordsworth was able to gather lessons of wisdom. (Remove -Be able to)
7] I can pay now. (Use- Be able to)
8] He could reach a table in the restaurant unsuspected. (Remove - could)
9] The king is able to do nothing wrong. (Remove - Be able to)
10] She was able to face the whole horror. (Remove - Be able to)
11] she could not be fashionable. (Remove - Be able to)
12] I can buy some jaggery and coconut tomorrow. (Use - Be able to)
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