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• Rewrite the following sentences in the ways instructed : (i) He goes for his morning walk at 1 p.m. (Rewrite it in the Present Perfect Continuous Tense.) (ii) They live in different time zones. (Make it a complex sentence) (iii) The man decides to take a day off from work. (Rewrite it using the noun form of the underlined word) .
• Old women do not fly on magic wands nor make observe prophecies from ominous forests. They just sit on vacant park benches in the quiet evenings, call doves by their names and charm them with grains of maize , Or, trembling like waves they stand in endles queues in government hospitals. Pick out the pictorial images from the extract.
• What kind of lifestyle of the young son is reflected in the extract ?
• Find out the words from the extract which mean : (i) co-worker (ii) small signs
• Find out the words from the extract which mean : (i) development (ii) examine
• If you crave not for praise when you win And look not for sympathy while you lose If cheers let not yours head toos or spin And after a set-back you offer no excuse. You may be the the person I am looking for . If you accept counsel without getting sore And re-asses yourself in the light there of If you pledge not to be obstinate any more And meet others without any frown or scoff. You may be the person I am looking for How should you behave when you are a winner and a looser ?
• Pick out the words in the extract which are related to killing .
• The Banyan tree was three times as tall as our house Its trunk had a circumference of fifty feet Its scraggly aerial roots fell to the ground From thirty feet or more so first they cut the branches Sawing them off for seven days and the heap was huge Insects and birds began to leave the tree And then they came to its massive trunk Fifty men with axes chopped and chopped The great tree revealed its rings of two hundred years We watched in terror and fascination this slaughter . (i) How does the poet describe the Banyan tree?
• If you crave not for praise when you win And look not for sympathy while you lose If cheers let not yours head toos or spin And after a set-back you offer no excuse. You may be the the person I am looking for . If you accept counsel without getting sore And re-asses yourself in the light there of If you pledge not to be obstinate any more And meet others without any frown or scoff. You may be the person I am looking for Pick out the works from the extract showing our stubbornnes and expression of displeasure.
• Your locality is facing the problem of irregular water supply. Write a letter to the concerned authority about it.