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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Distribution English Language marks (20%) for Sindh
police Constable
Questions Marks
1. Vocabulary (Synonyms and Antonyms) 10
2. Singular plural 20r3
3. Gender (masculine and Feminine ) 3or2
4. Preposition 3
5. Main verb and Helping Verb 2
Total 20
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Note: Meaning of Synonyms and Antonyms are based on their contextual meanings
Vocabulary: Synonyms (Words having the same meaning)
Instruction: Below each sentence a multiple choice is given. Find out the proper
word that is similar in meaning to the underlined word in each sentence, and shade its
answer letter from its answer letter from multiple choice of words A, B, C, or D
against the corresponding number in answer sheet
1. Thank you'very much: My pleasure
A. Happinesse~ Bzlove
B.C. fun D. enjoyment
2. Memna was a soft white lamb
A. Less hard B. smooth and pleasant”
B. C.simple D. slippy
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3. There are twenty six a/phabet in English
language
A. Words B. units
C. characters D. phrases
4. Memna was crying
A. Talking B. laughing
B. C.looking D. weeping”
5. The cow is running across in field
A. Playground
B. an area of agriculture land\/
C. an area of study
D. ground
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6. Il read a lot of stories
A. novel D. drama
C. tales ¥ D. tail
7. He hid behind archair
A. back of / B. under
C. below D. inside
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8. He was willing to guide and help him
A. very happy B. ready to help
C. generous and nice_D. kind and friendly
9. They decided to remain clam
A. feel B. exist
C. stay” D. live
10. | quite agree with you
A. fairly B. readily
C. simply D. completely “
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11. You have a got a strong point there
A. most important idea or opinion “
B. an important piece of advice
C. the purpose or aim of something
D. a particular detail or fact
12. People became shah .Latif's followers
A. fans B. juniors
C. adherents D. supporters and admirers”
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13. There were countless Muslims present
with Caliphs
A.numberless’’ —B. many
C. all D. a lot
14. Rewrite the corrected story, in your
notebooks
A. marked mistakes B. made something right
C. improved D. recreated
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15. Muslims are a part of one brotherhood
A. belief B. nation
C. community _ D. fraternity”
Fraternity - a group of people who have the same
job or interest:
16.1 don't like a/ien fashions.
A. foreign’ _B. extraneous
C.unusual OD. exotic
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17. The underworld still makes solid profit
out of f/icit liquor.
A. indigenous
B. illegitimate
C. illegal”
D. country
18. The poem is written in a very /ucid style.
A. elaborate
B. clear/
C. noble
D. intricate
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19. Whatever opinion he gives is sane.
A. arrogant
B. wild
C. obscure
D. rational”
20. Grandfather has been getting feeble of
late.
A. tall B. weak
C. diseased D. small
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21.1 have told him many times not to do
that.
A.several _B. unlimited
C.endless D. numberlessi”
22. Gandhiji had proposed the path of non-
violence.
A. followed _B. suggested”
C. adopted D. accepted
23. He was given a severe warning for
coming late.
A.rigorous _ B. stern”
C. harsh D. strict
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24. Different races follow different modes of
living.
A. ways” B. standards
C.customs _D. attitudes
25. The little coy bride was admired by
everyone.
A. beautiful B. shy)”
C. talented D. sweet
26. We did not expect such a judicious
remark from him.
A. legal B. shrewd
C.rational =D. sagacious”
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27. Brevity pays in debate.
A. conciseness’ B. sharpness
C. quickness D. confidence
28. | disdain those who tell lies.
A. condemn B. scorn
C. hate ¥ D. despise
29. He Aardly works.
A.strenuously B. scarcely”
C. mostly D. arduously
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30. The story is too fantastic to be credible.
A. praiseworthy B. readable
C. believable’ _—O. false
31. Jinnah was an outstanding personality.
A. interesting B. notorious
C.admirable D. prominent”
32. All the streets looked just the same.
A. decisively —_B. normally
C. exactly” D. simply
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33. It is compulsory for all the students to
join this tour.
A.regular B. necessary
C. dutiful D. obligatory”
34. The tour was cancelled on account of
incessant rain.
A.constant “ —B. heavy
C. intermittent _D. unexpected
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35. He couldn't comprehend the details of
the document.
A.emphasise _ B. grasp”
C.condense D. implement
36. It was a fabulousidea.
A.excellent “ _ B. fruitful
C. legendary D. precious
37. He is a candid politician.
A.frank’ __B. faithful
C. fearless D. spoken
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38. The data compiled by the organisation
was very useful.
A.analysed _ B. enclosed
C. collected’ D. published
39. He did not succeed in his endeavour.
A.enterprise B. effort”
C. trick D. plan
40. He had a catastrophic defeat.
A.improbable _ B. disastrous”
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C. revolutionary D. pessimistic
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‘Note: Meaning of Synonyms and Antonyms are based on their contextual meanings
Vocabulary: Antonyms (Words having the opposite meaning)
Instruction: Below each sentence a multiple choice is given. Find out the proper
word that is opposite in meaning to the underlined word in each sentence, and shade
its answer letter from its answer letter from multiple choice of words A, B, C, or D
against the corresponding number in answer sheet
1. He is a very timid person.
A) Dashing B) Outgoing
C) Bold # D) Chivalrous
2. Ali often walks to school.
A) Rarely “ B) Never
C) Always D) Sometimes
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3. One can acquire fame only by being
truthful, honest and faithful.
A) Lose Y B) Deprive
C) Forsake D) Surrender
4. Mother Teresa devoted her life to the
service of the poor and the destitute.
A) Greedy B) Noble
C) RichY D) Extraordinary
5. Many people try to resist reforms in the
society.
A) repel B) welcome
C) accept D) fight
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6. They are called proper nouns
A. common B. abstract
C. collective D. material
7. Some words are written in their short
forms
A. big B. long
C. full” D. complete
8. Proper‘nouns begin with capj/ta/ letters
A.small \/ _B. bold
C. fine D. straight
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9. Suddenly she raised her hand
A. Deliberately B. thoughtfully
C. slowly and expectedly’ _ D. lately
10. The first one has been done for you
A. zero B. nil
C.none’ —D.all
11. We are faithfulcitizens of Pakistan
A. faithless B. disobedient
C. unfaithful _D. infidel
12. Match the given words as synoyms
A. dismatch B. mismatch
C.oppose D.unmatch
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13. Names are a /arge numbers of common
things
A. short B. small /
C. little D. any
14. Nouns are names of many things
A.some_ B. any
C.afew OD. fewi”
15. Both friends used para/le/path to reach
their destination
A. difficult B. similar
C. divergent D. Aligned
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16. Pakistan and India have Aostile relations
with each other due to Kashmir issue
A. negative B. inimical
C. friendly —D. aggressive
17. Accelerate your pace to meet the
deadline
A. speed up B. supervise
C. slacken’ D. loosen
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18. Although she is intelligent, she is proud
A. ignore B. dull”
C. arrogant D.smart
19. Guess what the word mean
A. say well B. say immediately
C. tell deliberately D. tell exactly’
20. A//the Quraish refused _to accept Islam
A.none’ B. one
C. neither D. either
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21. The /ast ball was decisive
A.the other __ B. the first
C.the second OD. either
22. As she looked, a smile come to her lips
A. anger B. sadness
C. frown’ D. disappointment
23. The old,woman reluctantly got up from
her bed
A.happily _ B. deliberately
C.smiling D. eagerly “
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24. The teacher told the student to abridge
the essay he had written.
A. amplify’ B. shorten
C. increase D. modify
25. It was done in a haphazard manner.
A.planned “ —_B. excellent
C. extraordinary D. designed
26. What he tells me confirms my ideas.
A.strengthens _B. opposes
C. contradicts’ _ D. verifies
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27. Last month tomatoes were quite cheap.
A. inexpensive B. costly”
C. insufficient D. less
28. For the first time | saw him speaking so
rudely to Ali.
A. softly B. gently
C. politely D. slowly
29. Generally she is cautious in her work.
A. kind B. fast
C.rashY — D. hurtful
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30. He abandoned his family.
A.saved __B. supported”
C. pleased D. encouraged
31. He confessed having done a mistake.
A. granted B. conceded
C. acknowledged._D. concealed’”
32. He urge to learn everything.
A.desires \B. denies
C. dislikes D. discourage”
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33. He found an ancient statue in the village.
A.fresh B.new
C. recent D. modern”
34. He has a delicate constitution.
A. fit B. ungainly
C. strong’ D. rugged
35. He is always hungry for'Wealth.
A. ravenous, B. famished
C. satiated D. greedy
36. He is quite industrious.
A. hard-working _ B. indifferent
C. lazy ¥ D. indisposed
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37. He makes occasional visits to Khairpur.
A. accidental _B. strange
C. regular” D. frivolous
38. He wanted absolute control of the firm.
A. little B. few
C. complex D. limited”
39. He was found guilty.
A. true B. right
C.innocent’’ _D. correct
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40. He was really delighted to see me.
A. scared B. disturbed
C. surprised D. displeased
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eSingular & Plural
eMasculine‘and Feminine
&
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1.Choose the masculine gender of the given noun.
A. Maid B. Monk”
C. Steward D. Man-servant
2.Choose the opposite gender of the given noun.
A. Bird B. Chick
C. Rooster D. Chicken
Note
¢ Hen is feminine gender
¢ Rooster is masculine Gender
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Masculine Feminine
1.) Lion Lioness
2.| Landlord Landlady
3.| Wizard Witch
4.|Boar (male pig) |Sow
5.) Billy goat Nanny goat
6.| Drone Bee
7.| Man (male servant) | Maid
8.) Washerman washerwoman or laundress
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Animal_| Masculine | Feminine
Rabbit | Buck Doe
Horse | Stallion Are
Sheep |Ram Ewe
Pig Boar Sow
Chicken | Rooster Hen
Duck | Drake Duck
Cattle Bull Cow
Goose | Gander Goose
Fox Fox Vixen
Tiger | Tiger Tigress
Lion Lion Lioness
Dog Dog Bitch
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3.Select the plural form of the following compound
word.
Man-servants
Men-servant
a= >
Men-servants /
D. More than one of the above
Other examples:
2 Woman doctor - Women doctors
2 Woman servant - Women servants
4. Direction: Choose the plural form of the given
word.
Commander-in-chief
1.Commanders-in-chief /
2.Commander-in-chiefs
3.Commanders-in-chiefs
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4.None of these
Singular Plural
1. |Mouse Mice
2. | Foot Feet
3. | Bread Bread
4. | Buy buys
5. |Guy guys
6. | Storey Storeys
7. | Story Stories
8. | Fly Flies
9. | Aunty Aunties
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CHAPTER 6
25. You know that living beings are of either the male or the female sex. Now compare
tne words in the following pairs:—
Boy F Lion Hero S Cock-sparron
cit LUoness Heroine Hen-sparrow
What do you notice ?
The first word of each pair is the name of a male animal.
The second word of each pair is the name of a female animal,
26. Anoun that denotes either a male or a female is said to be of the Common Gen-
der, as
Parent, chit, rind, pupil, servant, thie, relation, enemy, cousin, fy
person, orphan, side, baby, monarch, elghooer, rin | ¥
27-& noun that denotes a thing thats neither male nor female (Le, ij
thing without life) is said to be of the Neuter Gender ; as,
‘Book, pen, room, to.
LWevier means neithor, thats, neither male nor female}
It will be thus seen that in Modern English the Gender of
‘noun is entirely a matter of sex or the absence of sex. It has
‘nothing to do with the form of a noun, which determines its gender in many other languages,
4g, in Urdu where bagiche is masculine and lakri is feminine,
28. Objects without lie are often personified, that is, spoken of as if they were living
beings. We then regard them as males or females.
The Masculine Gender is often applied to objects remarkable for strength and vio-
lence; as,
“Tho Sun, Summer, Winter, Tine, Death,
“The sun sheds his beams on ich and poor aka
The Feminine Gender is sometimes applied to objects remarkable for beauty, gentle
‘ness, and gracefulness ; as,
“The Moon, the Earth, Spring, Autumn, Nature, Liberty,
Justice, Merey, Peace, Hope, Chay
The moon has hidden herface behind acloud. wn. a. HW. By
‘Spring has spread her man of green over th earth
Peace hath her victories no les renowned than war. ~
This use is most common in poetry but certain nouns are personified in prose too. A
Ship is often spoken of as she; as,
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40 ieee ee GH SCHOOL ENGLISH GRANiitnn,
Masculine Feminine
Feminine re
Hart r
tomptress
ties
tive
2 ‘empress
heroine san
Tester vost
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HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH GRAMMAR
Trpowaet Rae wee dozen cranges.
- ‘Some people reach the age of throe score and ten.
The ea cost me ve thousand pecs.
Stone, hundzeaweight
He weighs abovo nine stone.
Twenty ee ‘mako one z,
(1) Names of instruments which have two parts form
Boliows, scissors, longs, pncors,epectaces,
(2) Names of certain articles of dress ; as,
Trousors, crawors, breeches, Jeans, Uohs, shots, pyjamas,
(3) Certain other nouns ; as,
ing a kind of pair; as,
‘Annals, thanks, procoods (ofa sale), ings, environs, :
Richos do many things.
(1) Names of subjects
‘mathomatics, physics, electronics, ole.
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{THE NOUN: NUMBEH
‘Masculine Feminine Masculine Feminine
Granatatnor orandmotner ‘ikem smitkvwornan
‘reat ‘poacack peahon
Stage” | wachomn Washoe
CHAPTER 7
30. Notice the as form in the second word of ae -
Tree Box Man
Trees Boxos xen Men
‘The first word of each pair denotes one thing, the second word of
each pair denotes more than oné
jingular
Number; as,
the Plural Number ; as,
Thus =e are two ee in Engi! Singular and the Plural.
clas, class ig, kisses;
brush, rusts: mach, matchgs;
brangh, branches;
0 Eee eens bullaoes: ‘mango, mangoes:
otal, potaoes: echo, echoes:
ratio, ratios ;
‘momento, mementos ; quarto, quaros
‘photo, photos ; stereo, storoos.
ogo, togos commando, commandos THE NOUNS HUNGER
billards, draughts
Mathematics i his favourite study.
No nows fe good nov
India won by an innings and throo runs.
easies is infectious
Bitiards is my tavourito game.
Ho succeeded by this moans (or, by those moans) in passing the examination
His means are small, but he has incurred no dobt.
Whose are these cattle?
Vermin destroy our property and cary disease.
Wo are those people (= persons) 7
‘There are few gentryin tis town.
“The Japanese are a hard-working people
Singular Plural
Commandor-in-chiet ‘commanders:n-chiel
Coat-ol-mail coats-ol-mal
‘Sons-iaw sons-intaw
Daughtorintaw saughtorsinam
‘Slop son step sons
Step daughter step daughters
‘maid servants
{but man servant, purl
men servants)
r sor
taiteren faureon
War-o!-war monl-war
We say spoonfuls and handfuls, because spoonfuland handful are regarded as one
Maid servant
word,
formula, formulae (or formulas):
‘memorandum, memoranda ;
terminus, trmint (or torminuses)
Erratum, orata :
indor, indice
paronthosis, parentheses ;
hypothesis, hypothoses ;
phenomenon, phenomena :
Axis, x03 +
crisis, crises |
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Preposition
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Preposition Quiz
1. He gaveatalk........ the causes of
dengue fever.
A. Of B.On ¥
B. C. For D. off
2. Nowadays Ali studies........ the whole
day.
A. with B. from
C. throughout ” D. under
Note: Throughout’ means ‘in every part of’. Hence it
makes the sentence meaningful.
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3. Maylcome........ 2
A. with B. in /
C.at D.None of the above
4. Speak gently the aged, one
A. To” B. for
C. from D. with
5. The paintis ~ fifty rupees
A.in B. for “
C.with D.on
6. Put all these words____ an alphabetical
A.to B.in/
C.by D.with
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7. I like going Australia.
A. with B. to
C. above D. None
8. Ali died the nation.
A. from B.on
C. fori” D. None
Note : Died of + name of disease
9. She has no control her temper.
A. On B. with
C.over D. after
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10. He has a preference tea
coffee.
A. over, for _ B. for, to
C. for, over’ _—D«. to, over
Note: Prefer + to
11. He is taller than you. two inches.
A.With B. of
Cc. in D. by”
12. He hinted some loss of treasure.
A. of B. for
C.with D.at/’
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13. She has not read anything
Monday.
A. since’ B. for
C. from D. over
14. Do you know the reason his
absence.
A.for’ —_B. of
C.on D. None
15. You don't need to get upset these
little things.
A.for B. about”
C. off D. of
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16. Eggs are sold the dozen.
A. at B. to
C.by¥ D.none
He was astonished his failure.
A.at ¥ B. to
C.with D.none
17. You will find it difficult but later
you will get used to wearing a mask.
Aat first’ —_B. on first
C firstly D. at the first
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18. Our flat is the second floor of the
building.
A.in B. by
Con’ D.at
Key Points
Uses of the preposition on, in, and at:
at for SIBOINTSMABLAREA
in for an ENCLOSED SPACE, LARGE AREA
on for SIBUREACENFLOOR
Examples:
| live in Karachi.
| live at rasham gali in Sukkur.
| live on the 4th Floor at Rasham Gali in Sukkur.
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STS Past Papers Questions repeated MCQs
1. this paint box is..... fifty rupees For,
2. Put all these words ....an alphabetical order In
3. Muslims believe one God In
4. He is very careful his health Of
3.__|He came train yesterday By
6. | Tcongratulate you __ your success On
7. |My cousin died __ cancer Of
‘Note: Men die of illness: by violence; by sword; in battle; in
poverty; for their country; for a cause; through neglect; at the
stake
8. He good/clever mathematics. at
9. [He is weak _ grammar In
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What Is a Preposition of Time?
A preposition of time is a preposition used to indicate when a particular action takes
place. The most common prepositions of time are at, in and on.
Let us look at each of these in detail.
Usage of At, In, and On
The three prepositions seem to confuse many English language users as they have the
same function. What you should know is that they cannot be used interchangeably as
they refer to different time frames.
©The preposition ‘at’ is used to refer to a specific time.
‘+ The preposition ‘on’ is used to refer to a particular day or date, such as on Sunday, on May
25th.
‘+The preposition ‘in’ refers to a broader time frame, such as a month or a year, a decade, ete.
Refer to the below-provided examples to understand the usage of these terms.
AT
| Specific time ALT-00
Twill see you at 7001
‘At 10:30
The party starts at 10:30,
‘Atnoon
Tshall meet you at noon,
"At midnight
Twill be there at midnight,
[expressions] | Atthe moment
He is busy atthe moment
‘Atthe same time
They both arrived at the same time.
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‘At this time You are here at this time?
‘Atthat ime ‘Atthat time, | was out of station
‘Atsome point “Atsome point, | will buy this car,
Arany time Don't go to her place at any time.
‘Atsunnise Twill meet you at sunrise:
‘Atsunset This place looks beautiful at sunset
‘Atlunchtime Twillsee you at lune!
‘At dinnertime. Twill talk to you at dinnerth
‘At suppertime He might come to my place at suppertime.
‘Atnight She called me atnignt
ON
‘On Sunday “Thelpionie is planned on Sunday.
‘On May 16 My birthday is on May 48th.
‘On Saturdays
My dance classes are scheduled on Saturdays.
‘On Republic Day
love watching the parade on Republic Day.
‘On your birthday
Twill see you on your birthday.
‘On their anniversary
He gilted a puppy on their anniversary.
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‘On Friday morning
Do you want to join me for the party on Friday.
morning?
‘On Saturday
afternoon
Ttold her on Saturday afternoon.
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‘On Sunday evening
‘On Sunday evening, | will meat her.
‘On Monday night
Where did you go on Monday night?
In the summer
| (Expressions) ‘On ime We submitted the project on ime,
‘On the dot The program started on the dot.
‘On the hour “The Glock chimes on the hour.
IN
| Months in December Tam getting married in December.
| Seasons Th summer, Tuisioo hotin summer
We can plan in the summer.
In 2019) They moved tothe US
Tn the 19005. The movies inthe 4900s were amazing.
In the Middle Ages This was cone in the Middle Ages.
Tn the past Wn the past, | used tolive in this house:
In the future
am planning to buy this car.
Ina few days
| wilcome back in a few days.
Tn ten minutes,
He is coming in ten minutes.
In the moi
will meet you i
10
Tn.the afternoon
He is sleeping in the afternoon?
Inthe evening
Tam going to her place jin the evening.
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‘Agree with + someone ‘agree with my brother in this matter.
‘Aare with + something are with her anal of the station.
Agree | hapeeio+ something ‘Do yu thi he agree to thelr propor?
Agree on + a plan/ price ‘He wouldn't agree on this plan,
Suaeeston The shopkeeper and agreed one pee
“Anxious | Atsbitfrssomebo eres are stray annus forthe crn
“anwous about + something Fe seemed ansious about the meeting
‘Apologize for+ sth | apelogie for my comin te.
Apologize ‘We apologize forthe late departure of this fight.
‘Aavogie to + somebody [[[Goand apooge tohe
paw tmealod Tort wrt to are with you
They argued about the recent spread of dengue.
They argued forthright to strike.
They argued against the recent spread of dengue
‘Argue | Aree about for agaist + th
‘robber attempted ona pedestian.
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+ soneti Some ol he cowd tengo
Attempt [tempt todo +sonetng sande
a ping wt a
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sl Ties good at managing fan.
Gooden | =n reset
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thar
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|Correspond| Cores ‘Why did you not correspond tomy application?
Tre was very itappalted with is casas
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a cal
[Disappointed| Levon 7m Twas disappointed in you.
‘ppoecdin
Traveler wth you ont.
[ifr with + someone “You have all the right to iffer from my opinion.
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a oe foam =
See ‘of until the winds die down.
tine
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‘ode of (tle material infsahed |The char made of wood and aluminun,
ott) Te ors madeof mare
Made tage rom iinet) ‘soaps made on the fat of ana
‘vend smode rom wheat
Tease eh ovoneone Tae plead with me
Please | Pease wih/x someting Twi plemed at hia
‘The eer was pleased with is pecorance
‘Sueceedin Ving oth Tueceeded in achieving my R03,
Succeed in Noun They suceeded inthe achievement of ther gous
Seed \aanwenietkermat |
‘Succeed toto gan the ight tale? | She succeeded to the throne.
property. He hasllthe right to succeed tothe tenancy.
suspect of eso He was suspected of buying smualed goods.
Suspects someone of Ving suspect him of eheating rom my notebook
Tews Tovasen) The gang ted up a security guard
Tie _| Tesh own Tovestictsts freedom) — | Kids tie you down, dort they?
very Govt ries tote down the media agencies.
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a
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um [sean ight or aheat | ‘ort forget to tur out heights Before seep
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Tur th up To increne) [i
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Soe He confessed the adpe at hat was is make
Confess. Foren He contested robbery She confessed her groan
covets dons Trt anes to knowing rotting about ators.
hat cae He confessed hated talen the money,
Worry about + someone ‘Don't worry about me. ibe allright.
Worry about + something He is always worrying about his weight,
Worry Worry for + something _He was worried for his impending exam result.
Worry over something Thereisnopeintin worrying ve tings you art
change.
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Question
T.| This is the book I was telling you__ ‘About
2.| Mike offen hides ........ that tree Behind
3.| # He istesponsible...... ~ the president for his decisions? [To
“Ali is married Sarah
+ Rubina was invited her friends ........ dinner
* look forward. ....... meeting you next month?
* Can [introduce you........ my wife?
* Be polite....... . your juniors
*» He became addicted . drug at quite an early age
+ have had problems similaryeeey- . yours,
* He always jumps... the conclusion,
“Exercise is beneficial ........ health.
+ Swimming is conducive... health,
** Lam junior ........ my friend in office.
Senior, Junior exterior, interir (ir words + to)
4,| * Muslims believe ....... .one God named Allah: in
+ You have to work hard if you want to succeed ...... life.
+ She is interested... yrs... drawing and painting.
* The car... front is slowing down
“What is happening . - this picture
* He takes pride. his wealth,
o Tlast saw her the car park.
* He will be with you a moment.
The sun rises . . the east
** We pay the bills cash
* Icame to live here........ 1992.
* The bird was sitting ........ her nest. in
“He arrived at the airport... ...... time for the plane.
3.| # He went. sea alone Into(motion)
* The cat jumped ........ the river.
** He invited me ....... his house.
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“Throw this pen . =the dustbin,
6.| He had to go .. - Square one Back to
7.|* Hecomes........acar. By
Petrolissold........ the liter
“ [like this tree . - the river. by
They went to Karachi........ bus. by
Cloth is sold ........ metre.
(NGI you can travel by train, by car, by bus, by truck, by plane, by
motorcycle, by helicopter or by boat.
Traveling by air is faster than traveling by sea.
8.| & You should be ashamed... .... . your misconduct OF
* don't think she is afraid gy vthe dogs
* Do not take any notice him
“ What did you make... .... . the lecture?
Heis . - royal blood
+ He doesn't approve . our plans.
* He is the man........ value,
* He died........ fever. of
** Tamshy........ my teacher,
> Ttwas kind. . you to help.
* The pot ismade........ clay.
Lamsick...2, 42..job.
* He gulped down his cup = _ tea.
* ‘That child died . heavy fever.
9.| Divide the chocolates ... the two sisters. Between
T0| % Sajid is good........ dancing At
T'll call you ... Six o'clock
+ Lamangry . your behaviour
* She sleeps late .
% The kitchen is . .
night.
the back of the house.
You have finished .... . . . . last.
oe Letustravel........ night, it will be cool then.
Iwas astonished . the sad news.
* She smiled........ my mistakes.
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li] Twas born........July 10" On
+ The boss is leave still
+ Lhave drawn a flower ........ the board.
+ The restaurant is « the sea front
light. It's getting dark.
* Can't you come ........ your bicycle? on
> Lamready to say this........ her face. on
* Tilsee you........ Monday. on
My watch is. the table
+ Tom's away at the moment. He's ..... .. . holiday in France.
+ In London the cars £0... othe'lefi side,
12] When the bull ran . me, I jumped . - the fence. towards, over
13] He came........ me in the market ‘Across
14] The tarin came the tunnel. Through
15] The situation 7 eontrol Under
‘The pillow is . the blanket,
16 He paid the dining bill 2... aerediteard. With
* Can you write........ this pen?
* The room is filled smoke
* Head is covered. . chair
17| He will be discharged a week After
18| The girl is leaning ........ the wall Against
19% He has been absent . a fortnight For
“ They will be fighting . ..... .. political reforms
+ Good sleep is necessary ....... . good health
We congratulated the team winning the match
* Lam waiting . - my brother,
so Exercise is necessar a good health,
20| Thave not seen him ~ last Sunday From
Your watch is different ........ mine
A fox differs +a dog.
He was absent . the meeting.
21] He was in prison for. ....... three years. ‘Over
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‘The bird flew........ my head.
22| He will stay here ....... . Monday. Till
23] Aqsais wavelling......- the school? Towards
2a] Try to reach the village The sunset Before
Main verb &
Auxiliary verb
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1. Find the helping verb in the following
sentence
He has flown a kite
A. has’ B. flown C.a D. kite
Note: Helping verb is known as Auxiliary verb
2. Find the main the verb in the following
sentence
He has done his best
A. best B. has
C. his D. done’
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3.Find the helping verb in the following
sentence
He has promised me financial help.
A. help B. has’
C. promised D. financial
4.Find the main verbyin the following sentence
She made him weep last night
A. weep B. made”
C. last D. night
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= RETEACHING: A main verb shows
the action or state of being ina
MAIN AND HELPING VERBS _ | sentence. & helping verb such as
am, are, has, have, had, or will works
- . with the main verb to show when
A. In each sentence, underline the main verb the action or state of being occurs.
twice and the helping verb once.
. Lam studying the amazing life of Wilma Rudolph.
. My class will write reports about this sports legend.
We have read an exciting account of her triumphs.
}. Teresa is painting a picture of the famous runner.
1
2
3.
4.
5. Matthew and I are working on a poster about Wilma’s vietories.
6. Wilma had overcome serious physical problems.
7. Her mother had given her a great deal of support.
8. The people in Wilma’s hometown were cheering for her.
9. People will remember Wilma Rudolph’s accomplishments for many years.
10, Her story has inspired young athletes around the world.
B. Use one of the helping verbs in the box to complete each sentence.
Then underline the main verb in each sentence twice. One helping verb
will be used more than once.
am are is will
1 reading a book about Wilma Rudolph’s determination.
Wilma practicing exercises for her leg.
She and her mother. traveling to the nearest hospital.
In spite of the difficulties, Wilma, fight back.
see Ny
I rooting for Wilma to succeed.
@ : RETEACHING: A main verb shows the
action or state of being in a sentence.
MAIN AND HELPING VERBS. ] Atetoins verb such as am, is, are, has,
have, or will works with the main verb
to show when the action or state of
being occurs.
Read the sentences below. Underline the
main verbs and write the helping verbs on
the lines provided.
1. Wilma had weighed only four pounds at birth. —Had__
2. Others have expected little from her. —__
3. She is becoming a great athlete. a
4. Nota single problem has stopped her. _
5. People are noticing her skill in basketball. —_
6. Wilma will surprise everyone. —
7. They are urging her to run races. —_
8. The sweat is flying off her face. a
9. She has lunged across the finish line. es
10. She is not thinking about her fear or pain. —__
11. She was forgetting all her problems. —_
12. People in the crowd were cheering for her. —__
13. No American woman had captured three gold medals at one Olympics.
14. She has changed sports history. a
15. We will tell others about Wilma Rudolph’s accomplishments.
Imagine that you were at the Olympics on the day that Wilma
Rudolph won three gold medals. Write a paragraph describing the
reaction of the crowd,What were people doing, thinking, and feeling?
Use main and helping verbs in your writing. Name
a ASSESSMENT
MAIN AND HELPING VERBS
Fill in the bubble next to the helping verb that correctly completes
each sentence.
1.
®
.. The team’s coach.
Lily, Frank, and 1 joining a
neighborhood swimming team.
Dam
@ is
= ae
1 thought about joining the team
for a couple of months.
@ was
@ had
@ has
. Frank taken diving lessons at a
YMCA indoor pool.
@D has
®D have
@ is
We. practiced a great deal.
@ will
® has
& have
analyzing
everyone’s strengths and weaknesses.
Dis
®} are
@ have
6. The coach, post the results on
the bulletin board in two weeks.
@ will
BD have
@ had
7.-Our team’s season not begun.
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