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Do as directed XI

  Do as directed  Jyoti Walunj- Landge  1 . Be Able To Rule: We use be able to to express ability or capability. Present: am/is/are able to Past: was/were able to Future: will be able to Structure: Subject + be + able to + V1 (base form of the verb). 1. She can speak English fluently. Answer: She is able to speak English fluently. 2. He could solve the difficult problem. Answer: He was able to solve the difficult problem. 3. I can complete this work tomorrow. Answer: I will be able to complete this work tomorrow. 4. They can win the competition. Answer: They are able to win the competition. 5. Riya could read when she was four years old. Answer: Riya was able to read when she was four years old. 2. Rhetorical Questions Rule: A rhetorical question is a question asked to make a point rather than to obtain an answer. In grammar transformation, we often change a statement into a rhetorical question without changing its meaning. Common patterns: Everybody / Everyone → Who does...

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  Do as directed  Jyoti Walunj- Landge  Tense 1. I am working hard in the exam.( Simple present tense)  2. Rukmini learnt skills. ( Simple future tense)  3. My dream was not fulfilled due to my illness. ( Simple Future Tense) 4. Raj will learn sports activities. ( Simple past Tense)  5. I have written a poem. ( Past perfect Tense) Answers - 1. I work hard in the exam.  2. Rukmini shall learn skills.  3. My dream shall fulfill due to my illness.  4. Raj learnt sports activities.  5. I had written a poem.  Question Tag   1. I am working hard in the exam, aren't I ?  2. Rukmini learnt skills, didn't she?  3. My dream was not fulfilled due to my illness, was it?  4. Raj will learn sports activity, won't he?  5. I have written a poem, haven't I ?  Not only......but also  1. The movie was interesting as well as informative.  2. He lost his money and his documents.  3. The principal praised the...

2.4 Have you Earned your Tomorrow - FOS

 2.4 Have you Earned your Tomorrow Edgar Guest  Figures of Speech Is anybody happier because you passed his way? Ans- Interrogation The poet asked questions to create awareness among readers. Does anyone remember that you spoke to him today? Ans- Interrogation The poet asked questions to create awareness among readers. This day is almost over, and its toiling time is through;  Ans- Alliteration Ans- The sound is 't' is repeated for poetic effect. Is there anyone to utter now a kindly word of you? Ans- Interrogation The poet asked questions to create awareness among readers. Did you give a cheerful greeting to the  friend who came along? Ans- Interrogation The poet asked questions to create awareness among readers. Or a churlish sort of "Howdy" and then  vanish in the throng? Ans- Interrogation   The poet asked questions to create awareness    among readers. Ans- Alliteration The sound is 't' is repeated for poetic effect. Were you selfish pure and...

2.2 On Saying 'Please' Activity No. 2

  2.2 On Saying 'Please'  Activity No. 2 Read the extract and complete the activities given below.  I have missed him from my bus route of late........ Much more sweet than if he had flung the fellow into the mud. (Pg no. ) A.1 Describe the theme of this extract. Ans- i. The theme of the extract is to show the importance of politeness.  ii. It brings spiritual victory and peace. It also bring civilities and makes life kind and tolerable for each other.  A.2. Correct the following incorrect sentence as with the help of the extract .  1. The war has had a chilling effect upon those little everyday cruelties of behaviour that sweaten the general air.  Ans- The war has had a chilling effect upon those little everyday civilities of behaviour that sweaten the general air. 2. William Shakespeare could gather lessons of wisdom from the poor leach gatherer 'on the lonely moor' Ans- William Wordsworth could gather lessons of wisdom from the poor leach gatherer...

1.2 On to the summit: We reach the Top - Activity No. 1.

                  Activity  No.1 Q. Read the extract and complete the activities given below. (12) Below, all the hills and mountains looked like Gods and Goddesses to me........  I raised my arm with my  so much trouble to bring it, I was going to enjoy it whatever the smell. (Pg no. 19 & 20 )  A1. Global Understanding: (02) State whether the following statements are true or false. 1) For Tenzing all the mountains and hills below were looking like God and Goddesses. Ans- True 2) Both mountaineers stayed on the top for one hour. Ans- False  Correct answer - Both mountaineers stayed on the top a little more than fifteen minutes.  3) To climb down was more difficult and dangerous than to climb up. Li Ans- True 4) The mountaineers boiled some snow to make lemon water for drinking. Ans- True  A.2. Complex Factual:  Describe the situation when the mountaineers reached at Camp Nine. Answer:- i. When the m...

"The Wise Man Has Long Ears and a Short Tongue"- Expansion of Idea

"The Wise Man Has Long Ears and a Short Tongue " Ans-  The proverb “The wise man has long ears and a short tongue” means that a wise person listens more and speaks less. “Long ears” represent good listening, while a “short tongue” means controlling unnecessary speech. A wise person listens carefully before giving an opinion. He does not speak in anger or reveal unnecessary information. For example, if two friends have a disagreement, a wise person listens to both sides patiently. He understands the problem first and then gives a calm and useful suggestion. If he speaks without listening, he may make the situation worse. In our daily life, listening helps us learn new things, understand others and avoid misunderstandings. Therefore, we should develop the habit of listening carefully and speaking thoughtfully. In conclusion, we should remember the similar proverb: “Think before you speak.” True wisdom lies in listening more and speaking less. Prepared by - Jyoti Walunj-Landge 

" Attitude is the Worst Kind of Communication"- Expansion of Idea

Expansion of Idea -  " Attitude is the Worst Kind of Communication" Ans-  “Attitude is the worst kind of communication” means that our behaviour and attitude can communicate more strongly than our words. A rude, angry or proud attitude can hurt others and create misunderstandings. Even if our words are polite, a negative attitude can damage relationships. For example, suppose a student asks a teacher for help with a difficult lesson. If the teacher replies politely but shows an angry or uninterested attitude, the student may feel discouraged. On the other hand, a friendly and helpful attitude makes the student feel comfortable and confident. Therefore, we should always communicate with respect, patience and kindness. We should understand others and avoid judging them quickly. A positive attitude creates trust and good relationships. In conclusion, our attitude speaks louder than our words. As the proverb says, “Actions speak louder than words.” Prepared by - Jyoti Walunj-Land...