The English answer papers are on my table... Here's a sneak peek (I'll try to be as verbatim as possible, unless the computer makes the changes automatically!):
Combine the two sentences using a conjunction
Write this in a proper question form: You went to Kolkata in February?
Sorrowy to here about it. (Let me 'translate' that for you: It is a response to a death news! And I suppose he meant, 'Sorry to hear about it').
Catch me so that you can. (The statement was: Catch me _____ you can)
Here are some sample sentences from the section which said: Write a sensible paragraph (only 60-70 words) on 'Summer season':
Combine the two sentences using a conjunction
- He was punished. He was guilty. [A] He was punished therefore he was guilty.
- I will come. I am not ill. [A] Though I am not ill, I will come. [another answer] I will come so I am not ill.
- He has been wounded. He was cheerful. [A] He has been wonded because he remained cheerful.
Write this in a proper question form: You went to Kolkata in February?
- When did you go to Kolkata in february?
- in which mounth you go kolkata?
- You went to kolkata on the february?
Sorrowy to here about it. (Let me 'translate' that for you: It is a response to a death news! And I suppose he meant, 'Sorry to hear about it').
Catch me so that you can. (The statement was: Catch me _____ you can)
Here are some sample sentences from the section which said: Write a sensible paragraph (only 60-70 words) on 'Summer season':
- In the Lent season we can know how the sun it is.
- lent season begins in lent season.
- summer season is very beautyful spring.
- when I see a summer season, firest of all i remember my childhood mamaries...
- I enjoy my summer holyday with my borthers...
A student wrote a string of words related to summer, one below the other. I couldn't make out why would he write mere words, till I read my own instruction for the umpteenth time... this time trying to see how he would have read it ... (only 60-70 words)!
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