English
All Written Question - (1342)
41.
She is more a linguistic than a novelist. (Make it compound)
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She is more a linguistic than a novelist. (Make it compound)
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42.
The man is both foolish and talkative. (Make it negative)
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The man is both foolish and talkative. (Make it negative)
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43.
News was very much shocking to the nation. (Make it exclamatory)
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News was very much shocking to the nation. (Make it exclamatory)
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44.
I did not work as I did not get any information regarding the problem. (Make it simple)
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I did not work as I did not get any information regarding the problem. (Make it simple)
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45.
We could see the open doorway ahead. (Make it interrogative)
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We could see the open doorway ahead. (Make it interrogative)
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46.
The beggar ___ very hungry ate too much.
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The beggar ___ very hungry ate too much.
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47.
He pretends as though ___.
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He pretends as though ___.
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48.
His words were not consistent ___ his action.
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His words were not consistent ___ his action.
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49.
One of the most ___ accidents that occur is the crash of an airliner.
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One of the most ___ accidents that occur is the crash of an airliner.
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50.
It is impossible to ___ between the two designs.
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It is impossible to ___ between the two designs.
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51.
“I do not know the way. Do you?” Mother said.
(Change the form of narration)
“I do not know the way. Do you?” Mother said.
(Change the form of narration)
52.
“Don't swin out too far, boys”
(Change the form of narration)
“Don't swin out too far, boys”
(Change the form of narration)
53.
I said to him, “If I were you, I should wait.”
(Change the form of narration)
I said to him, “If I were you, I should wait.”
(Change the form of narration)
54.
He said, “Had I the wings of dove!”
(Change the form of narration)
He said, “Had I the wings of dove!”
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55.
I said to you, “What did you think of me?”
(Change the form of narration)
I said to you, “What did you think of me?”
(Change the form of narration)
56.
At a snail's pace
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At a snail's pace
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57.
Bring to book
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Bring to book
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58.
Vexed with
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Vexed with
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59.
Foul play
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Foul play
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60.
With open arms
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With open arms
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Promotion
