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Provide Suitable Headlines for the Following News Items. in Your Headlines, Use the Past Participle Form Or Appropriate Verbs.

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Provide suitable headlines for the following news items. In your headlines, use the past participle form or appropriate verbs.

LYON (France): Playing in his
first tournament since walking
off the court in the Davis Cup
in Brazil, top-seeded Thomas
Muster was beaten in the first
round of the Lyon Grand Prix
by American Chris Woodruff,
6-3, 6-3 on Wednesday.
NEW DELHI: A man allegedly posing as a police officer from Punjab was arrested by Chandni Chowk police on Tuesday. Harinder Sharma
had introduced himself as a
superintendent of police from
Amritsar to a police official at
the Chandni Chowk police
station. He wanted to see
records to get details of how
many militants had been
arrested by the police.
NEW DELHI: The Supreme
Court has said that the job of
reporting court proceedings
should be assigned only to
journalists having experience
of legal reporting.
RAIGANJ (West Bengal): Nine
persons, including one woman
and two children, were roasted
alive and 65 others suffered
serious bums when a mob of
about one thousand people
torched 156 houses at
Bhangapara village under
Karanighi police station in north
Dinajpur district on Thursday.
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  1. Muster beaten in lyon grand prix
  2. Only experienced journalists for courts
  3. Man posing police officer held
  4. Nine roasted alive at bhangapara
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Non - Finites - Infinitives and Participles
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अध्याय 4: Non - Finites - Infinitives And Participles (Integrated Grammar practice 2) - Exercise [पृष्ठ ७४]

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अध्याय 4 Non - Finites - Infinitives And Participles (Integrated Grammar practice 2)
Exercise | Q E. 4. | पृष्ठ ७४

संबंधित प्रश्न

Read the items given below. Some are sentences and have a finite verb. Others are phrases and have a non-finite verb. Write [S] for sentences and [P] for phrases in the boxes provided.
1. Subroto is playing with my brother. .........
2. Playing the piano ........
3. Trees fallen on the road .......
4. Rohan fell down and hurt himself. ........
5. The medals won by our house ..........
6. This year we won the gold medal. .........
7. Hanging on a silver chain ........
8. Sheetal is hanging the decorations in the room. ......
9. It is impossible to ignore the beggars on the roads. ........
10. Ignoring my warnings ........
11. I swim for an hour daily. .......
12. To swim in the pool. .........


Now put the verbs you have just filled in above, in column A (verbs marked+) and B (verbs marked*) below.

COLUMN A (verbs marked +)  COLUMN B (verbs marked*)
  Non-finites

Study the verbs given in Column A and Column B. How do they differ from each other?

The verbs in Column A are not controlled by the number, person and tense of their subject. Therefore, they are ...............

The verbs in Column B are controlled by the number, person and tense of their subject. Therefore, they are ...............

What are the verbs in Column A called (Write in the box below)?


Here is part of a letter that Anuradha wrote to Raji about her experience in a city that she was visiting. Complete the letter using suitable nonfinites.

When I saw a beggar__________ near the Big Temple, I decided to help him. But when the other beggars saw me_________ him some money, they started ____ around me. I was a little embarrassed and_______ the menace, I entered a hotel nearby. The manager of the hotel made me _______the need for caution while _______beggars. After _____me, he went on to ask me if I would like __________a guide _________me round the city. I politely refused his offer of help and went back to my own hotel.


Given below is an extract from the story 'The Iron Man and The Space Being'. Complete the story using suitable non-finite verbs. You may choose words from the box given below.

worry   change    peer   hit    frighten    blaze

One day there came some strange news. Everybody was talking about it.
Round eyes, busy mouths,_________ voices - everybody was talking about it.

One of the stars of the night sky had begun______This star had always been a very tiny star, of no importance at all. It had shone up there for billions and trillions and zillions of years in the Constellation of Orion. In all its time this tiny star had never changed in any way.

Now suddenly, it began to get bigger. Astronomers, _______through their telescopes, noticed it first. They watched it with _______  frowns.

The tiny star was definitely getting bigger. And not just bigger. But bigger and bigger and Bigger. Each night it was BIGGER. Bigger than the Dog-star, the large, coloured twinkler the heel of the Hunter
Orion.

Bigger than Jupiter, the great __________  planet. Everybody could see it clearly, night after night, as it grew and Grew and GREW. They stared up with frightened faces.

Till at last it hung there in the sky over the world, blazing down, the size of the moon, a deep gloomy red. And now there could be only one explanation. The star was getting bigger because it was getting nearer. And nearer and Nearer and, NEARER.

It was rushing towards the world.
Faster than a bullet.
Faster than any rocket.
Faster even than a meteorite.

And if it hit the world at that speed, the whole world would simply be blasted to bits in the twinkling of an eye. It would be like an express train _________ a bowl of goldfish.

No wonder the people stared up with frightened faces. No wonder the astronomers watched it through their telescopes with worried frowns.


 Now combine the following pair of sentence using a suitable verb in its
'ing' form.

Sheela tells lies. It has made her unpopular.


Explain the following sign using to+ verb :

___________________________________


Explain the following sign using to+ verb :

________________________________________


Why don’t you try?

Give the solution to the problem below using the ‘ing’ form of the verb. Make the solution as unusual as possible.

My hands and feet are frozen!

Why don’t you try ______?


Why don’t you try?

Give the solution to the problem below using the ‘ing’ form of the verb. Make the solution as unusual as possible.

My sister/brother doesn’t stop talking.

Why don’t you try ______?


Work in pair. One of you will ask the question, the other will give the answer with the help of the clue in bracket. Write down in the spaces provided.

  • Why are you waiting here? (meet the teacher)
  • __________________________________________

Work in pair. One of you will ask the question, the other will give the answer with the help of the clue in bracket. Write down in the spaces provided.

  • Why did you return home early? (help with the housework)
  • _______________________________________________________

Work in pair. One of you will ask the question, the other will give the answer with the help of the clue in bracket. Write down in the spaces provided.

  • Why did you travel by bus? (save money)
  • ____________________________________________

Look at the picture. Describ picture with an appropriate non-finite as shown. Try not to repeat the verb .

  • ________________________

Look at the picture. Describ picture with an appropriate non-finite as shown. Try not to repeat the verb .

  • ______________________________

Look at the picture. Describ picture with an appropriate non-finite as shown. Try not to repeat the verb .

  • ___________________________________

'Remember to do' and 'Remember doing'
Study the examples given below.
(a) I must remember to take my science book.
(b) I remember meeting you in the park.
Some verbs might take either form depending on their meaning.

Which sentence refers to something which actually happened?

___________________________________________________________________

Which sentence refers to something which hasn't actually happened?

__________________________________________________________________________


Correct the following sentence :

He is thinking to write his autobiography.


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