Lesson No.60: Solutions |
Change the following sentences into Passive Voice:
1. The door was opened by Smith. The keys were given to him by the watchman. The keys were taken by Smith. They were kept on the table by him. |
Lesson No.59: Solutions |
Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech:
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Lesson No.58: Solutions |
Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech:
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Lesson No.57: Solutions |
Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech:
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Lesson No.56: Solutions |
Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech:
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Lesson No.55: Solutions |
Complete the sentences by choosing correct prepositions:
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Lesson No.54: Solutions |
Identify the Mood in the following sentences:
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Lesson No.53: Solutions |
Frame Wh-questions so as to get an underlined parts as an answers: 1. What did Olivia see standing proudly and reaching high into space? 2. Why did he keep us on a tight leash with his stern countenance? 3. Why did my brother sleep on the floor in friends’ rooms? 4. When did Steve drop out of Reed College? 5. How many women are there serving in the Military Nursing and Medical Department? 6. Who is responsible for many of the outstanding literary works? 7. Where did the doctor take me to show different types of patients? 8. Whom should we talk to regarding the present situation? |
Lesson No.52: Solutions |
Lesson No.51: Solutions |
Nouns: championship, difference, emphasis, household, parliament, pressure, province, sequence, survey, temperature |
Verbs: accelerate, backslide, conquer, diagnose, implement, interweave, leverage, measure, overcome, unravel |
Adjectives: arrogant, belligerent, changeable, defiant, enthusiastic, festive, heartbreaking, instinctive, unaccountable, whimsical |
Adverbs: accidentally, afterwards, deliberately, generously, inadequately, intellectually, mysteriously, seldom, successfully, violently |
Lesson No.50: Solutions |
Complete the sentences using the adjectives from above:
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Lesson No.49: Solutions |
Complete the sentences using the adjectives from above:
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Lesson No.48: Solutions |
Fill in the blanks with the words in brackets to form new suitable words:
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Lesson No.47: Solutions |
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Lesson No.46: Solutions |
Find the substitute words from Column B for the meanings/definitions in Column A:
1-k |
2-e | 3- m |
4-f |
5-c |
6-g |
7-h |
8-o |
9-n |
10-i |
11-b |
12-l |
13-d |
14-p |
15-j | 16-a |
Lesson No.45: Solutions |
Find the substitute words from Column B for the meanings/definitions in Column A:
1-h | 2-p | 3-g |
4-c |
5-n |
6-o |
7-f |
8-e |
9-m |
10-k |
11-l |
12-b |
13-i |
14-j |
15-d | 16-a |
Lesson No.44: Solutions |
Spot the errors in the following sentences and rewrite them correctly:
A large supply of medicines is expected. |
Lesson No.43: Solutions |
Spot the errors in the following sentences and rewrite them correctly:
Civics is not included in school curriculum. |
Lesson No.42: Solutions |
Spot the errors in the following sentences and rewrite them correctly:
1. Please give me your mobile phone for some time, will you? |
Lesson No.41: Solutions |
Spot the errors in the following sentences and rewrite them correctly:
1. The coach asked players that why they were late that day. |
Lesson No.40: Solutions |
Spot the errors in the following sentences and rewrite them correctly: 1. Are you related to Smith in any way? 2. They were warned of the danger. 3. The price of this mobile phone is higher than that of yours. 4. It takes me about an hour to reach the college. 5. He gave an apple to each of the children. 6. Are you interested in your work? 7. Twenty years is a long time to spend lonely. 8. The bank manager was sitting at his desk. |
Lesson No.39: Solutions |
Complete the sentences by choosing correct prepositions:
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Lesson No.38: Solutions |
Fill in the blanks with correct forms of Future Continuous Tense:
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Lesson No.37: Solutions |
Fill in the blanks with correct forms of Future Perfect Tense:
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Lesson No.36: Solutions |
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Lesson No.35: Solutions |
Complete the sentences by choosing correct Connectors:
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Lesson No.34: Solutions |
Complete the sentences by choosing correct Connectors:
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Lesson No.33: Solutions |
Lesson No.32: Solutions |
● Adjectives+Noun Collocations heavy snow, silent mode, meagre income, hard rock, fiscal year, unique creation ● Noun+Noun Collocations home appliances, market place, disk brake, office staff, mobile data, gas burner ● Noun+Verb Collocations eye contact, house keeping, sleep walk, sky diving, nail polish, mouth watering ● Verb+Noun Collocations rising sun, sell products, waning moon, making fool, giving advice, raise voice ● Verb+Adverb Collocations feel deeply, wait patiently, rub gently, drive rashly, say loudly, speak fluently ● Adverb+Verb Collocations rapidly read, seriously affected, speedily driven, badly abused, prematurely born, gently touched |
Lesson No.31: Solutions |
Complete the Table:
1. Richness, Enrich, Richly |
Lesson No.30: Solutions |
Complete the Table:
1. Continuity, Continue, Continuous |
Lesson No.29: Solutions |
Complete the Table:
1. Power, Empower, Powerfully |
Lesson No.28: Solutions |
Punctuate the following:
1. Harper said, “What a beautiful sight it is!” |
Lesson No.27: Solutions |
Punctuate the following:
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Lesson No.26: Solutions |
Change the following Assertive sentences into Exclamatory:
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Lesson No.25: Solutions |
Change the following Exclamatory sentences into Assertive:
1. It’s very bad that the weather is too cloudy today to go out. |
Lesson No.24: Solutions |
Match the Idioms in Column A with their meanings in Column B:
1- m | 2- p | 3- l | 4- j | 5- i | 6- b | 7- e | 8- o |
9- n | 10- a | 11- h | 12- f | 13- k | 14- c | 15- d | 16- g |
Lesson No.23: Solutions |
Match the Idioms in Column A with their meanings in Column B:
1- h | 2- p | 3- f | 4- o | 5- d | 6- n | 7- l | 8- j |
9- b | 10- e | 11- g | 12- k | 13- c | 14- i | 15- a | 16- m |
Lesson No.22: Solutions |
Fill in the blanks with positive, comparative and superlative forms of the correct adjectives in the brackets:
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Lesson No.21: Solutions |
Change the Degrees:
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Lesson No.20: Solutions |
Change the Degrees:
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Lesson No.19: Solutions |
Sr.No. | Word | Prefix | Suffix |
1 | suggest | auto-suggest | suggestion |
2 | lingual | bilingual | linguist |
3 | view | review | viewer |
4 | natural | supernatural | naturalism |
5 | tone | monotone | toner |
6 | week | workweek | weekly |
7 | play | replay | player |
8 | imagine | re-imagine | imagination |
9 | form | biform | formation |
10 | present | represent | presentation |
11 | focal | bifocal | focally |
12 | mobile | automobile | mobility |
13 | human | superhuman | humanity |
14 | incarnate | reincarnate | incarnation |
Lesson No.18: Solutions |
Sr.No. | Word | Prefix | Suffix |
1 | represent | misrepresent | representation |
2 | use | reuse, misuse | useless |
3 | perfect | imperfect | perfection |
4 | read | unread, reread | readable |
5 | important | unimportant | importance |
6 | settle | unsettle | settlement |
7 | treat | ill-treat, retreat | treatment |
8 | understand | misunderstand | understandable |
9 | exam | re-exam | examination |
10 | function | malfunction | functional |
11 | logic | illogic | illogical |
12 | arrange | rearrange | arrangement |
13 | clear | unclear | clearance |
14 | conception | misconception | conceptional |
Lesson No.17: Solutions |
Sr.No. | Word | Prefix | Suffix |
1 | attached | unattached | attachment |
2 | clear | unclear | clearly |
3 | connect | disconnect | connection |
4 | continue | discontinue | continuous |
5 | danger | endanger | dangerously, dangerous |
6 | determine | undetermine | determination |
7 | infect | disinfect | infection |
8 | fulfill | unfulfill | fulfillment |
9 | legal | illegal | legally |
10 | legitimate | illegitimate | legitimately |
11 | polite | impolite | politely |
12 | possible | impossible | possibly |
13 | sure | unsure | surely |
14 | tight | untight | tightly |
Lesson No.16: Solutions |
Use ‘can/could/cannot/could not/able to/unable to’ properly:
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Lesson No.15: Solutions |
Change the following sentences into Passive Voice:
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Lesson No.14: Solutions |
Frame Wh-questions so as to get an underlined parts as an answers:
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Lesson No.13: Solutions |
Choose the correct Prepositions: (around, between, after, during, before, across, from, since, within, by, for, to, beneath, in )
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Lesson No.12: Solutions |
Fill in the blanks with correct forms of Past Perfect Tense:
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Lesson No.11: Solutions |
Fill in the blanks with correct forms of Present Perfect Tense:
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Lesson No.10: Solutions |
Use ‘In spite of’ / ‘Despite’:
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Lesson No.9: Solutions |
Use ‘so’ / ‘because’:
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Lesson No.8: Solutions |
Add a Question Tag in the following sentences:
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Lesson No.7: Solutions |
Choose the correct Quantifiers:
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Lesson No.6: Solutions |
Fill in the blanks with correct forms of Past Perfect Continuous Tense:
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Lesson No.5: Solutions |
Fill in the blanks with correct forms of Present Perfect Continuous Tense:
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Lesson No.4: Solutions |
Use ‘Unless’ / ‘If…not’:
1. Smith would be here right now unless his train was late. |
Lesson No.3: Solutions |
Use ‘No sooner…. than’ / Use ‘As soon as’:
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Lesson No.2: Solutions |
Fill in the blanks with correct forms of Present Continuous Tense:
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Lesson No.1: Solutions |
Fill in the blanks with correct forms of Past Continuous Tense:
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