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Subject: English, asked on 26/6/15

Please convert following simple sentences into complex sentences each containing a noun clause.
(1) The government confessed its weakness.   (2) He requested my help.   (3) He seems to have ben a good boy.   (4) The teacher  explained to the sudents the solution of the problem.     6) Let us hope for better times.   (7) I enquired of him the reason of his coming   (8) The news of his arrival lacks confirmation.   (9) Tell me the date of your birth.

Subject: English, asked on 7/3/15

what is meant by the phrase "ship to mouth" economy and the phrase "silo to ship" economy? Answer fast as possible plzzzzzzzz :)

Subject: English, asked on 14/12/12

 solution of woksheet 51 of english bbc compacta

Subject: English, asked on 24/1/15

He did not study well. He failed in the exam.
Combine the sentences using if clause.
I am thinking that the answer is If he had studied well,he would have not been failed in the exam
But some of them are saying correct but some of them are saying wrong and saying that If he did not study well,he would fail in the exam is correct.Please give me the correct answer.

Subject: English, asked on 21/4/13

1. To the best of my knowledge, he is vegetarian. (Begin: As far as ….)

2. The train journey from Kolkata to Asansol takes three hours. (Begin: It is a ….)
3. The peon cannot leave unless I permit him. (Use: without)
4. 'Kindly leave the bag here, Madam', said the porter. (Change the narration)
5. The tea is so hot that I cannot drink it. ( Remove: so….that)

Subject: English, asked on 4/10/18

Does any one have the answer key of "a comprehensive grammar of current English(including composition)."

Subject: English, asked on 6/12/15

what is the subject & predicate of the following :
1.  sit down
2.  stand up
 

Subject: English, asked on 19/4/17

sentences of word meaning of chapter how i taught my grandmother

Subject: English, asked on 8/10/12

Acronym on friendship

Subject: English, asked on 6/8/11

Please edit the following passage -

Incorrect  correct
 
There is often things wrong with our  is  are
 
schools. Time and again we had always  (a)
 
 seen which a good teacher  (b)
 
 with enthusiasm as commitment  (c)
 
 can beat all odds in produce  (d)
 
 great students. While many man  (e)
 
together make the good school probably  (f)
 
 the one overriding factor less important  (g)
 
 than all the others was the good teacher.  (h)

Subject: English, asked on 23/11/12

Look at the words and phrases below. Rearrange them to form meaningful sentences as shown.
streets /during/ can see/ slogans/ elections,/ supporters/ political parties/ the/ shouting /of/ in /
we.
During elections, we can see supporters of political parties shouting slogans in the streets.
a. on foot/ the/ greeting/ candidates/ walk/ the/ even / people.
b. pportunity/ they/ the/ of / catch/ shaking hands/ anyone/ meet/ they/ with.
c. their problems/ people/ their/ assure/ that they will supporters.
d. to exercise/ votes / they/ candidates/ urge/them/ their/ in favour of their.

Subject: English, asked on 26/12/11

write 20 news headlines in passive form . 

i neeed it its urgent

Subject: English, asked on 7/3/18

 Re-arrange  the  words  in  the  form  of  sentence:

rn

(1) high / blood / many / pressure / be / there / can / causes / for

rn

(2) to / consult / determine / doctor / important / is / the / it / a / to / cause

rn

(3) advice / his / seek / and / required / medication / on / lifestyle / in / change

Subject: English, asked on 14/10/13

what are the rules for changing the affirmative sentences to negative and vice versa.

would the meaning remain same while changing the form from affirmative to negative and vice versa.

Subject: English, asked on 9/8/13

why did he deprive of your property?

begin:why were you_ __ _complete the sentence

no one ought ever to make so false an assumption.

end:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ought never to be made.(complete the sentence.)

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