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प्रश्न
Combine the words in column A with those in column B to form compound words as many as you can.
| Column A | Column B | Answers |
| rain | light | |
| snow | thing | |
| star | fall | |
| draw | ball | |
| play | back | |
| lottery | ticket | |
| under | walk | |
| man | note | |
| side | world | |
| foot | hole |
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उत्तर
| Column A | Column B | Answers |
| rain | light | rainfall |
| snow | thing | snowball |
| star | fall | starlight |
| draw | ball | drawback |
| play | back | plaything |
| lottery | ticket | lottery ticket |
| under | walk | underworld |
| man | note | manhole |
| side | world | sidewalk |
| foot | hole | footnote |
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Underline the verbs and arrange them in two columns, Past and Earlier past.
(a) My friends set out to see the caves in the next town, but I stayed at home, because I had seen them already.
(b) When they arrived at the station, their train had left. They came back home, but by that time I had gone out to see a movie!
(c) So they sat outside and ate the lunch I had packed for them.
(d) By the time I returned, they had fallen asleep!
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Past
Earlier past
I __________ (play) in the rain all evening.
Rewrite the sentence nominalising the underlined word.
We succeeded in our attempt.
Rewrite the sentence nominalising the underlined word.
She failed and it disappointed her.
You go to school, _____.
Pick the word from the text that is similar to the word or phrase given below.
any building of a past age, regarded as a historically important place______.
Add a prefix to each word so it matche the new definition.
| prefix | word |
| un, re, dis, pre | lucky, check, view, approve |
Make sure the things are correct______.
Add a prefix to each word so it matche the new definition
| prefix | word |
| un, re, dis, pre | lucky, check, view, approve |
A person who got no luck______.
Here are some more idioms taken from the lesson. Find out their meaning and use them in sentence of your own.
in a nice pickle
Rewrite the following using a complete word instead of a contracted form.
She hadn’t seen as many telebooks.
