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He Is............Honest Man. Proper Article

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The ant tells the cricket to “dance the winter away”. Do you think the word ‘dance’ is appropriate here? If so, why?

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The cricket says, “Oh!What will become of me?” When does he say it, and why?

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(i) Find in the poem the lines that mean the same as “Neither a borrower nor a lender be” (Shakespeare).

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Who is the speaker in the poem?

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‘The poetry of earth’ is not made of words. What is it made of, as suggested in the poem?

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What is the abstract noun of patient?

Q. Tap the option that joins the two sentences correctly to form a compound sentence.

1. Ranveer will finish his homework, and I will bring him dinner.
2. Ranveer will finish his homework, I will bring him dinner.
3. Ranveer will finish his homework, bringing him dinner.

Q. Taking the long way back, I reached home very late.' Tap the compound sentence that has similar meaning.

1. I took the long way back, and I reached home very late.
2. I take the long way back, and I reach home very late.
3. Taking the long way back, and I reach home very late.
4. I took the long way back, and I reach home very late.

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(i) Which lines in the poem express the poet’s comment? Read them aloud.

(ii) Write the comment in your own words.

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What Is Abstract Noun Of Proud

Q. It started to rain, _______________.' Tap the correct option to make a meaningful compound sentence.

1. and all the ponds dried up
2. and our picnic was a success
3. and the weather turned dry
4. and we were completely drenched

Q. 'The ground freezes during winter. The plants tend to suffer.' Tap the compound sentence that combines them correctly.

1. The ground froze during winter, and the plants tend to suffer.
2. The ground freezes during winter, and the plants tend to suffer.
3. The ground freezes during winter, and the plants tend to suffered.
4. The ground freezes during winter, and the plants tended to suffer.

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What Is Abstract Noun Of Kind

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What is the abstract noun of succeed?

Q. Koalas have pouches, ________________.' Tap the correct option to form a compound sentence.

1. and they carry their babies around in them
2. carrying their babies around in them
3. to carry their babies around in them
4. and they carried their babies around in them.

Q. Tap the compound sentence that does not use 'and' correctly.

1. This swimming pool is shallow, and it is ideal for beginners.
2. Florence has a wrist watch, and the day is beautiful.
3. It is cold today, and it is perfect for a cup of hot chocolate.
4. My mother washed my shirt, and she hung it out to dry.

Q. Tap the correct conjunction. The cyclone has affected the water supply, ____ there is no electricity.

1. and
2. but
3. or
4. for

Q. The conjunction 'and' is used to join two _________ ideas in a compound sentence.

1. opposite
2. similar
3. contrasting

Q. Tap the option that is not a compound sentence.

1. The movie was dragging on, so we decided to leave midway.
2. Aseef was good at basketball but he chose football as his career.
3. I love to eat milk and cookies.
4. Disha has night vision and can see clearly in the dark.

Q. Tap the correct compound sentence. 'Diksha went to the park. She met Surabhi.'

1. Diksha went to the park to meet Surabhi.
2. Diksha went to the park, meeting Surabhi.
3. Going to the park, Diksha met Surabhi.
4. Diksha went to the park, and met Surabhi.

Q. Zubin is hardworking, __________ his tasks before going home.

1. and he will finish
2. and he finishes
3. and he finish
4. and he finished

Q. Tap the correct conjunction. I made a sandwich for myself, ____ I was feeling hungry.

1. and
2. for
3. so
4. but

Q. Tap the option that uses an adverb to show cause and effect.

1. I got the recipe of the dish. Subsequently, I started cooking it.
2. It was a rainy day. Consequently, I had to carry my umbrella.
3. She had fever so she couldn't go to school.

Q. Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction.
Do you want tea ______ coffee?

1. or
2. yet
3. soon
4. but

Q. Tap the option that uses the adverb 'consquently' correctly.

1. Arjun did not read the instructions carefully. Consequently, he did not assemble the desk properly.
2. Consequently, Arjun didn't read the instructions carefully.
3. Arjun didn't read the instructions carefully consequently, couldn't assemble the desk.
4. Consequently, Arjun did not assemble the desk properly. He did not read the instructions carefully.

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The old man offered the speaker a lot of money.

Why did he turn down the offer?

Q. Tap the option that connects the events correctly. 'The book was published last month. It was translated into fifteen languages the next month.'

1. The book was published last month. Subsquently, it was translated into three languages the next month.
2. The book was published last month. Finally, it was translated into three languages the next month.
3. The book was published last month. Consequenly, it was translated into three languages the next month.
4. The book was published for it was translated into three languages the next month.

Q. Tap the option that uses an adverb to show the end of a sequence of events.

1. Sufi won the writing competition. Subsequently, he won the swimming competition.
2. Sufi finished all his chores. Finally, he went to play.
3. Sufi was suffering from fever. Consequently, he stayed in bed.
4. At the end of the day, Sufi went to sleep.

Q. Tap the sentence that uses the conjunction 'for' correctly.

1. Bennie has been working on the portrait for three hours.
2. We waited for Ramesh till all the seats were filled.
3. Gargi's teacher congratulated her for coming first in the class.
4. He dragged himself to bed, for he was tired.