Look at the following words.

Walk, stick

Can you create a meaningful phrase using both these words? (It is simple. Add ‘ing’ to the verb and use it before the noun. Put an article at the beginning)…. a walking stick.

Now make six such phrases using the

words given in the box.

read/session	smile/face	revolve/chair
walk/tour	dance/doll	win/chance

Complete the following sentences taking their appropriate parts from both the boxes below.

(i) There was his assistant on the line…

(ii) You get fed up with people asking you to brave…

(iii) There he was……

(iv) You look at his eyes which can speak, ……

(v) It doesn’t do much good to know ……..

A

● tapping at a little switch in his hand.

● and I told him.

● that there are people

● as if you have a courage account

● and they are saying something huge and urgent

B

● trying to find the words on his computer.

● I had come in a wheelchair form India.

● on which you are too lazy to draw a cheque.

● smiling with admiration to see you breathing still.

● it is hard to tell what.

Fill in the blanks in the sentences below using the appropriate forms of the words given in the following box.

(i) I met a ______ from an antique land.

(ii) I need special _____ in mathematics. I can’t count the number of times I have failed in the subject.

(iii) The guide called Stephen Hawking a worthy _____ to Issac Newton.

(iv) His other problems ____ into insignificance beside this unforeseen mishap.

(v) The meeting was _____ by the youngest member of the board.

(vi) Some people say ‘yours ____ ‘ when they informally refer to themselves.

(vii) I wish it had been a ____ match. We would have been spared the noise of celebrations, at least.

Use ‘all’ or ‘both’ in the blanks. Tell your partner why you chose one or the other.

(i) He has two brothers. ______ are lawyers.

(ii) More than ten persons called. _______ of them wanted to see you.

(iii) They ________ cheered the team.

(iv) _____ her parents are teachers.

(v) How much have you got? Give me ___ of it.

Complete each sentence using the right form of the adjective given in brackets.

(i) My friend has one of the _____ cars on the road. (fast)

(ii) This is the ____ story I have ever read. (interesting)

(iii) What you are doing now is ____ than what you did yesterday. (easy)

(iv) Ramesh and his wife are both ____ (short)

(v) He arrived ______ as usual. Even the chief guest came ____ than he did. (late, early)