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General grammar exercise

April 9, 2015 - A2pdf

Do as directed.

Progress 0 of 9 answered
1The science of ship-building was known to ancient Indians. / Ancient Indians ............... the science of ship-building.
Wrong!
2The sage looked at the boy with kind and understanding eyes.
Wrong!
3How disgusting!
Wrong!
4The child was crying because it was hungry.
Wrong!
5Honest people always speak the truth. (Identity the adverb)
Wrong!
6Those cave paintings clearly show that ancient Indians knew the art of seafaring. (Identify the adverb)
Wrong!
7A variety of mobile phones are available in the market. (Identify the tense and the voice)
Wrong!
8I will show you how ............... the stars.
Wrong!
9These vessels are built by the most skilled craftsmen in the world. (State the degree of comparison used in the sentence)
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/9

Answers

  1. The science of ship-building was known to ancient Indians. / Ancient Indians knew the science of ship-building.
  2. The sage looked at the boy with kind and understanding eyes. Kind is an adjective
  3. How disgusting! Exclamatory sentence
  4. The child was crying because it was hungry. Because is a subordinating conjunction
  5. Honest people always speak the truth. (Identity the adverb) always
  6. Those cave paintings clearly show that ancient Indians knew the art of seafaring. (Identify the adverb) clearly
  7. A variety of mobile phones are available in the market. (Identify the tense and the voice) Simple present tense – passive
  8. I will show you how to read the stars.
  9. These vessels are built by the most skilled craftsmen in the world. (State the degree of comparison used in the sentence) Superlative degree
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