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#1. Identify the infinitive in this sentence: “Would you like to join us?”
#2. What is the language function of “Let me briefly explain you those concepts again”?
#3. Fill in the blank: If you had woken up earlier, you ______ reached the bus station in time.
#4. Choose the correct question tag: They hardly tried to settle the environmental problems, ______?
#5. Which of the following is a one-syllable word?
#6. Fill in the blank: Meditating for half ______ hour is good for mental health.
#7. Fill in the blank with correct tense: When the teacher entered, the students ______ (be+read) silently.
#8. Fill in the blank with preposition: The dog jumped ______ the river.
#9. Fill in the blank with a suitable linker: Everybody likes Mr. Paul ______ he is an honest officer.
#10. Fill in the correct form: Ambedkar’s ______ (observe) of the constitution is significant.
#11. Change to passive voice: “Baleshwar saved Roma.”
#12. Change to superlative degree: “Sharan is taller than any other boy in our class.”
#13. Which sentence uses ‘dream’ as a verb?
#14. Identify the part of speech: She buys a *costly* ornament.
#15. Combine using ‘so…that’: Nitin is very weak. He cannot walk fast.
#16. Convert to reported speech: Rehan asked, “Yes, can you go through and review it for me?”
#17. The base form of a verb, usually preceded by ‘to’, is called a/an ______.
#18. Which sentence expresses ‘Offering Help’?
#19. The clause “If you had woken up earlier” is used for a condition in the ______.
#20. Words like ‘hardly’, ‘seldom’, ‘never’ are considered ______ words for question tags.
#21. How many syllables are in the word ‘gingerly’?
#22. Which word requires the article ‘an’?
#23. Choose the correct tense of the verb: “He ________ to the market an hour ago.”
#24. Choose the correct preposition: The cat is sleeping ______ the sofa.
#25. Identify the part of speech: “She ‘quickly’ finished her homework.”
#26. The noun form of ‘observe’ is ______.
#27. Choose the correct passive voice form: “Someone stole my bicycle yesterday.”
#28. The superlative degree of ‘tall’ is ______.
#29. In “She dreams big,” the word ‘dreams’ is a ______.
#30. Fill in the blank with the correct preposition: “I am not interested ________ playing video games.”
#31. Choose the correct question tag: “They won’t be late, ________?”
#32. In reported speech, a ‘yes/no’ question is often introduced by ______.
#33. In the sentence “I want to sleep,” the infinitive is ______.
#34. “Could you tell me your name?” is an example of ______.
#35. Select the correct reported speech form: Rahul said, “I am reading a book.”
#36. For the sentence “You never listen, ______?” the correct tag is:
#37. Identify the two-syllable word.
#38. Identify the linker in the sentence: “She is tired but she will finish her work.”
#39. “She ______ (cook) when the phone rang.” The correct form is:
#40. Choose the correct preposition: He is good ______ Mathematics.
#41. Which linker is used to show contrast?
#42. Choose the correct article: “This is ________ interesting story.”
#43. Passive voice of “The children are flying kites” is:
#44. Superlative degree of ‘good’ is ______.
#45. In “It was a quick decision,” the word ‘quick’ is a/an ______.
#46. In “She sings beautifully,” the word ‘beautifully’ is a/an ______.
#47. Combine the sentence using “so….that”: He was very tired. He fell asleep immediately.
#48. Reported speech of: She said, “Are you coming?”
#49. Choose the correct degree of comparison: “Mount Everest is the ________ mountain in the world.”
#50. “Thank you, sir.” This sentence primarily expresses ______.
