Combine the following sentences using as soon as, no sooner…than and hardly/scarcely … when. 1. He received the letter. He left for home. 2. She read the letter. She started crying. 3. I locked the door. Someone knocked on it again. 4. We learned about the burglary. We called the police. 5. The train arrived. …
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Read the following sentences and complete them suitably. No sooner…than This expression is used to say that the second event mentioned in the sentence happens immediately after the first. Note that we use an inverted word order after no sooner. That means the auxiliary verb comes before the subject. You can use a past perfect …
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A prepositional phrase consists of a preposition and its object. Note that the noun or noun phrase following a preposition is its object. Prepositional Phrases Worksheet for Class 10 SCERT In the following sentences underline the prepositional phrases. 1. Professional football teams compete for the best college players. 2. You should get a competent plumber …
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Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the adjective or adverb. An English adjective or adverb has three degrees of comparison. They are – positive, comparative and superlative. 1. No other bird is as ……………… as the crow. (clever, cleverer, cleverest) 2. The grey mongoose was ………………. than the cobra. (aggressive, more aggressive, …
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Use our worksheets, notes, questions and answers to score more marks in your SSLC English exam. Kerala SCERT class 10 English Chapter 1 Adventures in a Banyan Tree questions and answers are given below. Kerala State Syllabus 10th Standard English Solutions Unit 1 Chapter 1 Adventures in a Banyan Tree (Short Story) Adventures in a …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate phrasal verb. 1. Your application will be rejected, if you ………………………… a single column. (leave in / leave off / leave out) 2. I …………………………… an old friend of mine yesterday. (came off / came by / came with) 3. As I was feeling cold, I ………………………….. my …
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Fill in the blanks with an appropriate phrasal verb. This class 10 phrasal verbs worksheet is for students preparing for Kerala SSLC English exam. You can find a comprehensive list of phrasal verbs with their meanings and example sentences here. 1. Have you invited all of your friends? I don’t want to ……………………. anyone. (leave …
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Replace the underlined words with the right phrasal verbs. Choose the answers from the options given below.(set up, takes after, made away with, brought about, turned down, went for, puts across, took off, carried out, turned up)Follow us on Youtube for English grammar videos with explanations in both English and Malayalam. Phrasal verbs worksheet for …
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Replace the underlined words with the right phrasal verbs. (came across, called on, turned out, gave in, put an end to, went on, leave out, go through, gave away, put up with) Subscribe to our Youtube Channel for English grammar videos with explanations in English and Malayalam. The French army surrendered to the British army …
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Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. Your parents want you to be the best …………………… (in /on / at) the world. They want you to be real achievers. Nothing less will do. But parental expectations can put a child ………………….. (under / in / below) immense pressure. Here is how to deal ……………………. …
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