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List of top English Elective Questions on Grammar asked in PSEB XII
Transform the sentences as directed:
(a) He came (sweep) the steps. (Use To-Infinitive)
(b) (read) improves the mind. (Use Gerund)
(c) Sakuni defeated the Pandavas (clever). (Use Adverb)
(d) He picked up the (tear) pieces of paper. (Use Past Participle)
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Change the Voice:
(a) Wild dogs were killing pets.
(b) I know a sweeper-boy.
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Change the Narration:
(a) He said to me, “How are you?”
(b) The Conjuror said, “I will show you trick now.”
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Combine the two sentences into one using linkers:
(a) The audience began to think this. He was a wonderful man.
(b) He had lost his jewels. He sat back in his seat in silent rage.
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Fill in the blanks with suitable Modals:
(a) Sakuni saw that he be roused again to anger.
(b) He was just afraid that it happen.
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Tagore’s father founded a school. (Change the Voice)
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The man said, “The bird has flown.” (Change the Narration)
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