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GRAMMAR WORKSHEET: Class X

Topics Covered:

I.

Sentence Rearrangement

II.

Verb Forms

III.

Editing and Omission

IV.

Determiners

V.

Process Writing

VI.

Reported Speech

SENTENCE REARRANGEMENT

Q. Rearrange to form meaningful sentences.

Example are/ have/ what/ us/ we/ made/ thoughts/ our We are what our thoughts have made us.

1. far/ live/ they/ thoughts/ travel/and 2. care/ think/ so/ you/ of/ take/ what

3. we do,/ that/an/ we think,/ impression/ on the mind/ every work/ everything/ leaves 4. sum total/ a/ is/ these/ impressions/ man's character/ by/ determined/ the/ of

5. If good/ becomes/ prevail,/ good/ character/ impressions/ the

Example are/ a reflection/ paintings/ in/the/ created/ of/ they/ times/ which/ are Paintings are a reflection of the times in which they are created.

1. thousands / over a / appear to / the / paintings / many / Bradshaw / period of / painted / have been / of / years

2. demonstrate / artistic / technical / these / skill / remarkable / and / paintings / finesse 3. cultural / they seem / into a society / refinement / to offer / an insight / an advanced / which

possessed / level of

VERB FORMS:

Q. Complete the passage with a suitable form of the verb in brackets.

My English is really getting better. I ________________ (try) to learn the language since 1985, but only recently have I been able to make some real progress. By the time I started high school in 1988, I _________________ (study) the language for almost three years; however, I was

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only able to introduce myself and utter a few memorized sentences. For a couple more years, I _______________(struggle) through grammar and vocabulary lessons, which made absolutely no difference. Nothing worked, so I decided to study abroad.

I found an exchange program in England that sounded like the perfect answer. I _____________ (stay) with a host family for one month. It was a huge disappointment! I _______________(sit) there the whole time staring at the host mother and father hoping that there would be some breakthrough. Nothing!

When I returned, I mentioned to a friend that I ___________________(have) problems with the language for years. He recommended that I spend a year in an English speaking country. I

decided to go abroad again. I ________________________(research) exchange programs for a couple of weeks and finally decided on a school in the United States.

Well, it worked. I ________________(live) and __________________(study) in the U.S. for more than two years. I ____________________(stay) here for at least another year before I return home. By then, I should be completely fluent.

EDITING AND OMISSION

I. In the following passage, there is one error in each line. Underline the same and write the correct word in the space provided alongside. The first one has been done for you as an example.

One morning, the Nawab call a) _________ _____________

his minister and said him b) _________ _____________

that I wanted the length and c) _________ _____________

breadth from the earth d) _________ _____________

measured. He also feel the e) _________ _____________

need to have the stars on the f) _________ _____________

sky counted. The minister says g) _________ _____________

that the task he have been h) _________ _____________

set being impossible. i) _________ _____________

Couples who marries to settle a) __________ ___________

down is likely to be headed b) __________ ___________

for difficulties, said Dr. Paul,

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Most marriage difficulty are caused c) __________ ___________

by improper balance in normal human needs. d) __________ ___________

These are the needs of social acceptance, e) __________ ___________

a full emotion life, and f) __________ ___________

some outlet of individual g) __________ ___________

creative impulse. h) __________ ___________

India is very fortunate that it have many a) _________ ___________

rivers. Their famous rivers are Sutlej, b) _________ ___________

Ganga, Yamuna and Narmada. Some of

the river like Ganga, which c) _________ ___________

originated from the Himalayas, flow d) _________ ___________

throughout the year. They provide water

for both drinking and irrigational purpose. e) _________ ___________

Some river in India are considered very f) _________ ___________

sacred and are worshipped.

II. In the following passage, one word has been omitted in each line. In your answer sheet write down the word that comes before and after along with the word which has been omitted. The first one has been done for you as an example.

After the holy man had spoken Rama, a)spoken____to _____Rama

he told Rama's mother that should b) __________

be sent to pray the Kali Temple in the c) __________

village. He promised good lady that if d) __________

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take pity on him and bless. Then, all her f) __________

worries would over. g) __________

Srinagar abounds natural beauty. a) ___________

It is often termed a paradise on earth. b) ___________

Tourists from all over world come to c) ___________

see its everlasting beauty is scattered over d) ___________

its outskirts. It is a small place, intensely e) ___________

fascinating.

DETERMINERS

Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct determiner from the given options: 1. Have you ever had _______ operation?

a. many b. a few c. some d. an

2. Only _________ houses were spared by the earthquake. a. any

b. many c. a little d. a few

3. There are not ________ people on the street. a. some

b. a few c. much d. any

4. Sometimes, _________ patience and advice helps more than medicine. a. many

b. a little c. any d. a few

5. _________ football fans ran into ground at the end of the match and beat up the referee. a. every

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c. several d. either

6. “I’m taking away ______ more than what I have been able to give,” said Mrs. Singh on her farewell. a. many

b. most c. much d. little

7. I would like to have tea with _____________ sugar. a. any

b. many c. a little d. a few

8. There aren't _______ students in the library.

a. some b. a few c. much d. little

9. I've got to solve ________ math problems before I go to sleep.

a. much b. a little c. any d. a few

10. She gave a cookie to __________child.

a. few b. each c. several d. any

PROCESS WRITING

I. Given below is a set of instructions for a person suffering from influenza. Use these instructions to complete the paragraph by writing a suitable phrase in each blank from the choices given:

1. Avoid milk and milk products.

2. Make a decoction of about ten mint leaves in a cup of water. 3. Add a teaspoon of honey before drinking it at bedtime. 4. Keep an onion by the side of the bed to inhale.

5. Take a salad prepared from radish twice a day. 6. Consult your doctor in case of any problem.

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Milk and milk products (a) _________.A decoction of about (b) ________in a cup of water. A teaspoon of (c)____________ before it is drunk at bedtime. A cut onion (d) __________ so that it can be inhaled. A salad prepared (e) _____________ twice a day. Doctor (f) _____________ in case of any problem.

(a) (i) are to be avoided (ii) is to be avoided (iii) are being avoided (iv) have been avoided

(b) (i) ten mint leaves is being made (ii) ten mint leaves should be made (iii) ten mint leaves are being made (iv) make with ten mint leaves

(c) (i) honey should be added to it (ii) honey are being added to it (iii) adds honey to it (iv) honey had been added to it

(d) (i) has been placed near the bed (ii) place near the bed

(iii) is being placed near the bed (iv) is to be placed near the bed

(e) (i) from radish is to be taken (ii) from radish is being taken (iii) from radish is taken (iv) taken from radish

(f) (i) is being consulted (ii) have been consulted (iii) should be consulted (iv) to be consulted

REPORTED SPEECH

Read the following conversation and then report it in the paragraph that follows:

I. Teacher: How did you lose the fingers of your right hand?

Student: I put them in a horse’s mouth to see how many teeth he had.

Teacher: And then what happened?

Student: The horse closed his mouth to see how many fingers I had.

A teacher was once teaching his class. He was surprised to see that one of the students had no fingers in his right hand. He asked him (a) ________________.The student told him that (b)

__________________________ to see (c)__________________. At this the teacher inquired what had happened then .The student simply said (d) _____________.

II. Karan: Are you going to attend Vikram’s birthday party?

Rohit: I’m not sure if my mother will permit me to go.

Karan: Haven’t you told her that all of us are going to the party?

Rohit: She knows that but she also wants me to practise for the Inter-School Music Competition that I’m participating in tomorrow.

Karan asked Rohit (a) ________________.Rohit replied that (b) __________________. Karan asked Rohit (c)____________________________. At this Rohit told Karan that his mother was aware of that (d) ____________________________________.

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Receptionist: I’mafraid she is busy in a meeting. Please meet her after 1.00 pm.

Parent: Actually, I have to rush for another appointment at 12.30.

Receptionist: In that case, I suggest that you fix an appointment for tomorrow.

The parent asked the receptionist (a)______________________________. The receptionist told the parent (b) ____________________________________. She requested him to make it after 1.00pm. The parent told the receptionist (c)__________________________. The receptionist suggested that

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