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Write any 2 compound words of your own.

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Write two compound words of your own.

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Write two compound words with 'black'.

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Give a new blending word, after combining two words:

Breakfast + lunch = ______

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Give a new blending word, after combining two words:

Smoke + fog = ______

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Word Building.

(a) Reduplication: The root/stem of a word is repeated exactly the same or with a slight change.

For example, tweet-tweet, pitter-patter, chit-chat, bang-bang, riff-raff

(b) Blending: Parts of two or more words combine to form a new one.

For example, 

  • breakfast + lunch = brunch
  • smoke + fog = smog
  • motor + hotel = motel

(c) Clipping: Reducing a word to one of its syllables or a part of it.

For example, 

  • Mathematics - Maths
  • Advertisement - Ad
  • Laboratory - Lab

(d) Acronym: Words formed from the first letter of each of the words involved.

For example, 

  • radar, scuba, Unicef, Nasa
  • BBC, CID, USA, ATM, VIP
  • DOB, KYC, PM, GN, TY, etc.

In your notebook, write five examples of each of the above types of word-building devices. (You may take the help of a Dictionary/Internet)

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Punctuate the following sentence.
i made some money yesterday he explained

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Punctuate the following sentence.
Whats your opinion on the future of indian boxing

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Punctuate the following sentence.
dr a p j abdul kalam was the past president of india

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Punctuate the following sentence:

did you hear him he whispered

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Punctuate the following sentence to make them meaningful.

dinesh took a bus that stopped at Nanded railway station after crossing somvar peth.

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Punctuate the following sentence to make them meaningful.

dr a p j Abdul Kalam was the past president of India by the way he was a great scientist orator and a humanitarian.

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Punctuate the following sentence to make them meaningful.

nouns are of different types of common proper abstract concrete material.

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Punctuate the following sentence to make them meaningful.

what a lot of noise you all make said the teacher cant you keep quiet for a while.

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Punctuate the following sentence to make them meaningful.

wow, how lovely that cake looks they said we can't wait to eat it.

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Copy the first paragraph on page 92 in your notebook, carefully. Encircle all the punctuation marks with a coloured pencil/pen.

“Dear children ________________ ‘amen’.

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Punctuate the given sentence-
are you still hungry I asked faintly

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Punctuate the following sentence:

after all he doesnt pay me

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Punctuate the following:

you have never heard of bach he asked.

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