Do as Directed - XI

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 Do as Directed/ Grammar 

Prepared by - Jyoti Walunj-Landge 

1. The Moru Dada bought seeds from Surat. (Make present perfect tense)

Ans- The Moru Dada has bought seeds from Surat. 

2. People live in different area in Mumbai. ( Use Past perfect tense)

Ans- People had lived in different area in Mumbai. 

3. She stays in Pune. ( Use Simple Future Tense)

Ans- She will stay in Pune.

4. She is a beautiful and smart girl in the class. ( Use not only but also) 

Ans- She is not only beautiful but also smart girl in the class. 

5. They have both quality of liking and disliking in one frame. (Use not only... but also) 

Ans- They have qualities  of not only liking but also disliking in one frame. 

6. A farmer has the quality of both hard work and perseverance  . (Use not only but also)

Ans- A farmer has the quality of not only hard work but also perseverance. 

7. The boy who plays football is my friend. ( Remove who) 

Ans- The boy playing football is my friend.

8. The man who was injured was taken to the hospital.( Remove who) 

Ans- The man being injured was taken to the hospital.

9. The students who are studying are very sincere.( Remove who) 

Ans- The students studying are very sincere.

10.  He wrote a letter.

Ans- A letter was written by him.

11. They cleaned the room yesterday. ( Passive Voice )

Ans- The room was cleaned by them yesterday. (Passive Voice )

12.  The teacher praises  the student.

Ans- The student is praised by the teacher.  (Passive Voice )

13.   If you don’t work hard, you won’t succeed. ( Use Unless)

Ans- Unless you work hard , you won't succeed.  ( Use Unless)

14. If everyone is present, we can start.

 ( Use Unless)

Ans-  Unless everyone is present,we cannot start. 

15. I couldn't listen you, untill you listen my speech. (Use able to )

Ans- I was nat able to listen you, untill you listen my speech. 

16. I can't understand your concern about my study.(Use able to )

Ans- I am not able to understand your concern about my study.

16. She has to listen my instructions. ( Use Modal Auxiliary showing ' compulsion) 

Ans- She must listen my instructions.


 


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