Change tense as directed. 1. She will come in the afternoon. (Change into simple past) 2. I will not permit this. (Change into simple past) 3. She lives in the US. (Change into present continuous) 4. I have known them for a long time. (Change into past perfect) 5. What are you doing in my …
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Fill in the blanks using a word opposite in meaning to another word in the sentence. 1. An aeroplane consumes more fuel while ascending than while …………………. 2. While he is brave, his brother is very …………………… 3. Though we set out before dawn, we reached our destination only after ………………….. 4. Though he failed …
In the simple present tense, we make the negative form with do not or does not. In the simple past tense, we make the negative form with did not. 1. Shyam failed to arrive on time. 2. He drank a glass of milk. 3. He finished the task in an hour. 4. He can speak …
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Fill in the blanks using a gerund or infinitive. 1. He prefers walking to ……………………. (ride) 2. I want ……………………….. that scenery. (paint) 3. I don’t remember …………………………. him before. (meet) 4. I am used to ……………………….. hard. (work) 5. He used ……………………… a lot. (read) 6. It doesn’t seem ……………………….. (work) 7. I didn’t …
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Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. Glaciers are the huge masses …………….. (of / off / on) ice that survive year ……………. (on / to / by) year. They flow slowly ……………… (across / over / through) lands. Glaciers are usually found at high altitudes and latitudes where large amounts of snow build …
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Change the following exclamatory sentences into declarative sentences. 1. What an upsetting sight it was! 2. How hot the sun is! 3. What a disappointment! 4. What a terrible shame it was! 5. How deep the wound is! 6. What a delightful person she is! 7. How selfish I have been! 8. What a disappointing …
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Use the words given in the brackets in the proper place. 1. It is foolish of you to say that. (quite) 2. The trains are almost on time. (never) 3. I have not finished my work. (yet) 4. Haven’t you paid your fee? (yet) 5. He goes to the cinema. (often) 6. He is late …
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Rewrite the following sentences by putting adverbs given in the brackets in their proper place. 1. The servant has gone to the market. (already) 2. Enough lives have been lost. (already) 3. The train has arrived. (just) 4. I received your letter. (just) 5. Have you visited a foreign country? (ever) 6. Why don’t you …
Underline the subordinate clause in the following sentences. 1. Do you know the girl who just walked in? 2. I always knew that he was cheating me. 3. The constable asked where I was going. 4. Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown. 5. She said that she was waiting to hear from him. …
State whether the given sentence is simple, complex or compound. A simple sentence has one independent cause and one finite verb. A complex sentence has one independent clause and one or more subordinate clauses. Subordinate clauses are usually introduced by the subordinating conjunctions as, when, while, whereas, though, although, if, whether, even if, even though, …
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