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STD VI (S.A. 2) GRAMMAR ASSIGNMENT L-5, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 26
Ex. I. Rewrite the following sentences, changing the underlined nouns to their opposite gender. Make
other changes where necessary:
1. A gentleman and his man-servant came to buy vegetables.
A. A lady and her maid-servant came to buy vegetables.
2. The head priest of the temple worships the idols of all the gods.
A.
3. The landlady showed the house to my father and sister.
A.
4. Our landlord comes on the first of the month with his nephew to collect the rent.
A.
5. The king declared the prince as the heir to the throne.
A.
6. The host of the party came to receive my grandmother at the main gate.
A.
7. The washerman collected dirty clothes from the father.
A.
8. The author wrote a wonderful book on the peacock.
A.
9. The boy went to visit the museum with his uncle.
A.
10. The bridegroom was congratulated by his male friends.
A.
11. The emperor was very fond of the poet.
A.
12. A hunter killed a lion, a tiger and a buck.
A.
13. The physical instructor asked the women to use the treadmill.
A.
14. The tiger sprang upon the hunter.
A.
15. The nurse is nursing a female patient.
A.
16. My brother is a bachelor.
A.
17. The bride cut the cake.
A.
18. The mother scolded the daughter.
A.
19. We saw lions and tigers in the zoo.
A.
20. Mrs Chopra and her husband went to attend the marriage.
A.
21. My niece has bought a small dog.
A.
22. The hero of the movie is my friend's nephew.
A.
23. Old Mc Donald's farm had geese, cows, hens and rams.
A.
24. The queen called all the men to her office.
A.
25. The deer park had a lot of peacocks.
A.
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Ex. II. Underline the adverbs in these sentences and write what kind of adverb they are:
(Adverbs of Manner, Place, Time, Frequency, Degree, Interrogative adverbs)
24. Her birthday will be celebrated tomorrow and all the friends have been invited.
25. The students were working outside and trying to make the model of a volcano in the sand pit.
Ex. III (a) Underline the verbs in these sentences and write whether they are transitive or intransitive verbs:
1. Tanya is reading a comic. - transitive verb
2. The programme was highly appreciated. - intransitive verb
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Ex. III (b) Underline the two objects in these sentences. Identify the direct and the indirect object and
write it in the space given:
Direct object Indirect object
1. Abdul gave me a present. a present me
2. The teacher gave me a reward.
3. My uncle bought me a new bike.
4. The boys gave some money to the beggar.
5. The story you told me sounds true.
6. I offered him a cup of tea.
7. She helped us with money.
8. Could you lend me your camera for a day?
9. The thief told the judge a lie.
10. He gave you a bunch of roses.
11. He sent me a garland of fresh flowers.
12. The teacher appointed him the monitor.
13. She gave him a pen.
14. My mother cooked me a nice breakfast.
15. The principal gave me a prize.
16. The dentist filled the tooth cavity for her.
17. Mother made dinner for my friends.
18. Grandma baked a cake for me.
19. The jeweller gave the necklace to her.
20. My mother boiled potatoes for me.
21. Will you grant me a favour?
22. The teacher asked me a difficult question.
23. Let me make you a cup of coffee.
24. Rita gave her a pencil.
25. We wished all our friends a happy Diwali.
Ex. IV (b) Join these conjunctions given in brackets and rewrite them:
1. He ran for his life. A tiger was chasing him. (because)
A. He ran for his life because a tiger was chasing him.
2. There was a tear in the shirt. She mended the shirt. (since)
A.
3. Jenny went to the circus. Johnny went also. (and)
A.
4. She went for shopping. She did not buy anything. (but)
A.
5. You must feed the baby. He will cry. (or)
A.
6. He trained very hard. He did not win. (Although)
A.
7. She will not go. I will go with her. (If)
A.
8. We will not buy the furniture set. It is not on offer. (unless)
A.
9. You had better take a cardigan with you. It is very chilly outside. (as)
A.
10. She refuses to speak to you. You do not apologize to her. (unless)
A.
11. You should not apply for this job. It requires you to have the necessary qualifications. (If)
A.
12. Water the plants every day. They will die. (or)
A.
13. Do not make noise. The teacher will scold you all. (otherwise)
A.
14. Reena was feeling upset. I met her yesterday. (when)
A.
15. Nita is a good basketball player. She loves to play baseball also. (but)
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A.
16. I had practised sketching. I would love to make your portrait. (If)
A.
17. She did not come out. I called her name several times. (Although)
A.
18. He is pure of heart. He remains cheerful. (As)
A.
19. She should sign these papers. She will get the loan. (Unless)
A.
20. The sword is sharp. The knife is sharper. (but)
A.
A famine a rich man distributes loaves of bread among poor children tells them to have one each
struggle for the largest - a little girl stands and waits takes the smallest loaf mother finds silver
coins in the loaf girl returns them to the rich man It is your reward says the rich man moral
honesty is the best policy
A slave named Androcles ill-treated by master runs away takes shelter in a cave sees a lion
groaning in pain a thorn in his foot takes out thorn lion relieve slave caught ordered to be put
before hungry lion public show lion licks hands of slave in gratitude moral
Ishans birthday his friends decided to give surprise party made all the arrangements no one called
and wished he felt sad and went to office evening he got a call one of his friends asked him to
come as early as possible friend sounded urgent he got tensed and rushed home opened the door
saw all his family and friends and a birthday cake waiting for him it was a surprise party felt so
happy said thanks to his friends
Outline: Robert Bruce, King of Scotland loses repeatedly on the battlefield sees a spider in a cave
climbing up the roofs-it falls repeatedly- last it succeeds- the king learns a lesson.
Outline Old man his sons always at loggerheads--- tried to persuade themfaileddecided to give
them a lesson---brought a bundle of sticksfirst gave them one stick each to break---sticks broke
easilythen made them break the whole bundle---sons tried but could not succeed---It will be the
same with you, my children, he said. As long as you agree to live together no enemy can overcome
you; if you quarrel, you will fall an easy prey. --- moral---- unity is strength
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Outline A jackal ---made itself a throne of bones near river-----levied a tax on animals who came to
drink-----animals angry----called a large lizard---to teach him a lesson---- lizard drank water without
jackals permission---jackal angry---caught the lizard---Hoo hoo, said the jackal ---Dont say Hoo,
say Ha, said the lizard ---jackal said, Ha! --- opened his mouth --- lizard escaped.