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

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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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Chapter 4: Non - Finites - Infinitives And Participles (Integrated Grammar practice 2) - Exercise E [Page 74]

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CBSE English Communicative Workbook Interact in English [English] Class 10
Chapter 4 Non - Finites - Infinitives And Participles (Integrated Grammar practice 2)
Exercise E | Q 4 | Page 74

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(Source: The Telegraph Weekend, 5/ 10/96)


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