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Ritwik06 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Problems with ICSE questions.
Change as Directed:
1. Inspite of his excellent debate, he could not win the prize. (Use: although)
My ans. Although he presented an excellent debate yet he could not win the prize.
2. He failed though he was clever. (Begin with : clever)
My ans. Clever, though he may be, he failed.
Fill in with prepositins:
1. He was let off _________ a fine.
My ans: with
2. Cholera has broken _______ in the village.
My ans: out
3. They drove him __________ the city in their new car.
My ans. around
Correct me if I am wrong! Thanx
1. Inspite of his excellent debate, he could not win the prize. (Use: although)
My ans. Although he presented an excellent debate yet he could not win the prize.
2. He failed though he was clever. (Begin with : clever)
My ans. Clever, though he may be, he failed.
Fill in with prepositins:
1. He was let off _________ a fine.
My ans: with
2. Cholera has broken _______ in the village.
My ans: out
3. They drove him __________ the city in their new car.
My ans. around
Correct me if I am wrong! Thanx
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Hi Ritwik! Haven't seen you in a while. Welcome back.
1. I'm not sure if you "present a debate." You may, your sentence then would be fine. But I would say "Although he was excellent in the debate, he..."
2. Very close - no first comma: Clever though he may be, he failed.
Your prepositions look good to me.
1. I'm not sure if you "present a debate." You may, your sentence then would be fine. But I would say "Although he was excellent in the debate, he..."
2. Very close - no first comma: Clever though he may be, he failed.
Your prepositions look good to me.
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Hi,
Change as Directed:
1. Inspite of his excellent debate, he could not win the prize. (Use: although)
My ans. Although he presented an excellent debate yet he could not win the prize.
Although he presented an excellent debate, he could not win the prize.
'Argument'
Change as Directed:
1. Inspite of his excellent debate, he could not win the prize. (Use: although)
My ans. Although he presented an excellent debate yet he could not win the prize.
Although he presented an excellent debate, he could not win the prize.
'Argument'
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Grammar GeekHi Ritwik! Haven't seen you in a while. Welcome back.Hi!
1. I'm not sure if you "present a debate." You may, your sentence then would be fine. But I would say "Although he was excellent in the debate, he..."
2. Very close - no first comma: Clever though he may be, he failed.
Your prepositions look good to me.
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Inspite of should be three words In spite of.
Although he presented an excellent debate yet he could not win the prize.
Although cannot be used with yet. The word 'yet' is redundant.
Although he presented an excellent debate yet he could not win the prize.
Although cannot be used with yet. The word 'yet' is redundant.
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