Srinivasa Rao, wrong - due to, was closed verb y n
Marturu. *aC d. . Q. Dangling participle Correct: Owing to the rain the school was 'without firing a bul- N? closed/ The school was closed owing to the let shot' A. First of all there are rain. two participles- a- USSR present day usage due to j 1) The present partici- N ---i--C, -x p--LC. ' ple or the '..ing' vA-- -l p ---Lq-- form. USSR p--LC E n --a. (F Vh K J-TC. Eo p Ah-J* . e.g. : going, coming, etc. This being a violation of the code. Q. Present participle preposition L. 'p-- ? ) 2) The past participle: gone, seen, did, (The car is too expensive. How can I buy it? -T- ---. A. This being a violation of the code - C E- killed, etc. = A. Present participle as preposition is not very -R x- --x C sentence K \ --. Now look at the sentence: Being = --?) common. However, in the sentence, she is , n Jh --x. \ Walking along the street, a car knocked him It's time/ It's high time/ time (that) you busy cooking dinner. x. down- walking (down the street) pre- He came with a reputation of being tough trimmed it = Eo (Vh) p AhJ* Cooking, the present participle is used as a \ sent participle officer. -LqC. structure , preposition, governing the nouns 'dinner' ? n f h walking down the street, a car = f A. being = It's time/ It's high time/ time y p Q. Antecedent, adjuncts - / / h , knocked him down = N? x. past tense hC. A. Antecedent = aC E n. It's time/ time/ It's time that he got married = dC. DE n hC? 'f The reputation of being a tough officer = Sentence E , u pro- --p Rx -E LqC. Q. 1) Meet your grand father. He will feel happy
It's time that he got married
2) He switched off the refrigerator. It would defrost so as OE combine --T* N-Eo ---. A. If you meet your grand father he will feel happy = y O -- h E dC E Strict officer - Meet your grand father so as --h = The other member, being it's presi- to make him happy. -x--- 638 ? x f - . F , present participle, walking down the road, dent Mr. Rao. He switched off the refrigerator so as to a car E --x, f-- / - A. being its president = u-~- defrost it. So as to = u- = l- ho car N-K-n hC. -- noun J J* . p, \ participle dangling participle/ C antecedent - The officials dismissed the possibil- so as - . unrelated participle . dangling C. M.SURESAN ity of fuel adulteration or stones E so that/ to . participle sentence / x-x He bought a car and it is fine. being put in the oil tank. Meet your grand father so as to make him p n hC. \ -h-oC 'he' d, \ 'it', E o car J* A. Being put = -- happy = Meet your grand father so that he C. d, car is the antecedent of it. He is being mischievous. can be happy/ to make him happy = Meet walking down the car , he _- your grand father to make him feel happy j n hC : This is a book which is very useful- 'book' is A. Is being = -o. While he was walking down the street ( the antecedent of 'which'. He is being mischievous ( *L- - ( *JC n C.) He switched off the refrigerator so that it f -h-o-p), a car knocked Adjunct: An adverb/ a phrase which adds to o/ o ~) would defrost. him down (car E dC). C the meaning of the verb. Her tonsured head, chopped legs were indi- Q. Antonyms cators of this being case of human sacrifice. N. N, passive voice . C- --. a) He came here last night - 'last 1) Precious 2) Pious 3) Wonderful
: night' is the adjunct of 'came'. A. .... this being a case of human sacrifice = 4) Simplicity 5) Patience 6) Entire (whole) Walking down the street, he was knocked b) She listened to him patiently - 'patiently' is C L -C-*-C E. The recent case of an airhostess being 7) Sacred 8) Melodious 9)Fame 10) Prompt down by the car - participle, walking \ the adjunct of 'listened'. molested. 11) Enough 12) Severe 13) Sacrifice down the road, he _- --x, 'f- Q. Her being elected the president of the party, A. An airhostess being molested = 14) Auspicious the ministers congratulated her. - h j n hC. -- A. 1. Precious Worthless/ Trivial uEo Dangling participle J-Eo examples, The Ministers congratulated her to have
corrections: j L- n-Fo 'Being' o. 2. Pious Impious been elected the president of the party 3. Wonderful Ordinary/ Common place E Running away with the stolen money, a Being v , n / 4. Simplicity Complexity p -d? policeman caught him - h a n! A. Her being elected to the party the president, x/ / A policeman running away with the stolen Being + past participle - a) being + put (pp of 5. Patience Fretful/ Restless/ Nervous/ the minister congratulated her- money. put) = - Impatient (T-L-* s J--o The sentence is not correct. caught him b) being molested (being + past participle of 6. Entire Partial M) (E d--o p 'The minister congratulated her to have molest) = -- 7. Sacred Profane/ Unholy ? been elected to the party', is not correct Correction: being + pp j p-x passive form - 8. Melodious Rancour either. While he was running with the stolenmoney, C. 9. Fame Obscurity The correct form of the sentence is: a policeman caught him/ Running away with It being a holiday, we were at home ( 10. Prompt Delayed The minister congratulated her on her hav- the stolen money he was caught by a police- --x, x o). 11. Enough Short/ Scarce ing been elected president of the party/ on Being ill, he was weak (s x, man/ A policeman caught him running away 12. Severe Mild her election as president of the party. 13. Sacrifice Gain
with the stolen money. F- o). round about Being seen here (\ -- Being 14 Auspicious Inauspicious pa. Q. Due to, owing to J* N-J. Her having been elected president of the + pp of see) is not good = *C A. Due to = Owing to = because of = -x. party, the minister congratulated her- F, O being, being + pp n. M.S.N. Hareesh, Kurnool. Most of our problems are due to our corrupt C xd . Being y noun/ adj h x/ Q. politicians ( -u-Fo N-FA C -x u- - ---. K.S.R, Marturu. LT o--x n h. You have been able to convince him. Being a minister (minister -- noun; vA ---- x). The school was closed owing to rain ({ A. You have been able to convince him = Q. C vA u being C. Eo o--x), he has a lot of influence x --C/ -). ux n --T--. Being ( -- C) y a--p--L-. Q. Mr. Uma Maheswara Rao must have been -C, due to sentence Eo n- --T--a N-J-- Being tall, (tall - adj - _ o--x) she able to incite Savithri to that crime. v- F, verb y--F -Eo . can play well ( --) A. The U.S.S.R. collapsed without being a ~--h. ---y-- N-vAE- - --E J-Lp T. Siva, Nandikotkur. / L ( ). Due to the rain the school was closed - bullet shot. Q. Miss Rehana might have been able to pass wrong - due to sentence v-G A. word group 'being' - J- Q. Your hair is too long. It's time you trimmed the C.A. exam last year. d. them. structure explain --. A. -x n . n --L -j a (). The school was closed due to the rain - -- , USSR p--LC A. Your hair is too long. It's time you trimmed it.
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A. Sudhakar, Bhiknur. Hyderabad? again:
Q. Please divide into A. Verb - does start = starts - Present simple - A present participle Tense and time given denoting an action in the immediate future. (the '... ing' form) - below sentences. Q. Can I have some milk before I go to bed? e.g.: going, walking, I shall write another A. Can have - present tense - request in the writing etc- used as letter. present, go - Present simple. a noun is a gerund. I wrote the letter. That is, if you use Dileep Tahil, Yellandu. an '... ing' form as I am writing the letter Q. Sir, clarify the following doubts. 1) the subject of a sentence, now. help me - correct. d \ 'would' a i) exchange (ii) Interchange. Please give the 2) the object of a verb or A. I shall write another letter. tense vo . meanings of the above mentioned words. 3) the object of a preposition, the '...ing' for Shall write- future simple He said that he would help me - \ 'would A. Exchange = give something to ( - Jp = becomes a gerund. (, '... ing' form , future from the past (---* N-u) someone and at the same time take from h.) sentence subject verb Q. -q, , V x (Sunday... Wrote - Past simple - F, . them the same type of things/ *a--a- object preposition object Saturday) Morning... Night. - -- am writing - Present Continuous - F, gerund h-o . (p). a) They exchange rings = F C -C. Eo letter capital ? x - e.g.: a) Walking is good for health. (- Q. She would rather we stayed till tomorrow. A. English -q--, u--F, x- ao/ *a--a--o. -u-E *C) sentence walking ? d capital letter vG A. Would rather.... stayed - present tense - b) The two countries exchanged prisoners = '... ing' form subject d C gerund. refers to an improbable situation in the pre- vo . jD- Jp --o. b) I like walking - \ 'walking' '... ing' sent - p --EC, F --E Interchange = 1) to share ideas/ information form, like verb object d, C (Monday, Tuesday etc) x January, February, etc) v capitals v-G-L. (morning/ evening, etc)
Please come up the dais! gerund.
v -- L, capital vG---. Q. bank money deposit . He deposited the money in the bank/ with the bank - which one is correct? A. Deposited in the bank - correct. -C. c) with a view to having some exer- Q. It has been raining all night. A. Has been raining - present perfect continu- -x--- 639 cise, I started walking - tence walking, to sen-
prepo- C Q. Please come on to the dais or I request him to come on to the dais. Which one of the ous - sition gerund above sentences is correct? -- * - d, D ----C. h C. etc = -, -Eo -J-- Q. Ravi is taller than Krishna. A. Please come on to the dais, correct . Q. My uncle is arriving tomorrow. Krishna is as tall as Ravi. stage stage *a--a- n, C O , -- OC A. is arriving - present continuous referring to Exchange -- M.SURESAN sentence Ravi Krishna please come up the dais y-E--, definite future - h-o. C. There was an inter- . J sentence .Announcers/ Anchors etc. stage Q. I have finished my work just now. change of ideas between the two groups Krishna Ravi C-J . u \ EaE A-- y-E---p, A. Have finished just now - Present Perfect during the discussion = a - N-J---. please go up the dais . Tense - ~ -- J , --Eo - A. Ravi is taller than Krishna- N, %g Q. He addressed his speech from on the dais. p (E) Jh--. Q. I received his letter a week ago. p *a a--o. n interchange - \. --E-- \ n A. He addressed his speech from on the dais- A. Received..... (a week ago) - Past simple - \ 'taller' E L d, C 'compara- This sentence is wrong. \ interchange E n - tive' degree. ( E n d) A person addresses an audience/ a gather- *a--i - J-T E to change the positions of two things/ per- ( h v JC.) sons with that of each other = Krishna is not as tall as Ravi - %g, N ing/ a meeting, etc. but not a speech/ a Q. When I reached the station the train had - -. \ 'tall' d, C pos- meeting. started (So I couldn't get into the train) h/ l uh n--- -p itive degree. a. Address: You -x l-P* v-T-. A. Reached - past tense - Q. Please translate the below sentences into can say, 'He addressed the gathering/ the J-T E a) The ministers' portfolios were inter- When I reached the station - station English. changed = audience from the dais - correct. the train had started (train -p- (), l v F f E--f. \ . had started - Past perfect Y. Gayathri, Asifabad. u, -JC --J a. A. You are blocking my way/ You are in my -l-J--C) b) The time tables of Monday and Tuesday tense - way. Please stand aside. Q. J-T x, have been interchanged = C - - n ---. Past Perfect (had + Past participle) -, Q. Indologist EE time tables E -E -E x o o (Train -. -l- . -- -E -E the train had started y a n --. A. -B Jv, \%A, v--j h - Q. As if. -D-Eo ---- N-J---. A. His father will misunderstand me. He will JTC. When I reached - --p- -, E u- -x. A. As if = as though = -x. F, = think that I pushed him intentionally Indological reached - Past Simple). Q. I won't go out if it rains. appearing to be, but not really. He behaves (E). A. -B \%A, J-v -C-*. as if/ as though he were the cleverest boy in Raju, Atukulapalli. Crusader - saint A. I won't go = will not go - future simple; the class = rains = present simple if it rains - condition- A. Crusader = -J u L-N- Q. Please clarify the following doubts * N-Eo C--, al clause jx (F ) v-Jh-h. (-h) Even huge mountains would be like tiny - Bv, D` vo -- Imp: Note that as if/ as though are always fol- Q. This time tomorrow I will be sitting on the particles of sand. ---. lowed by was/ were, but refer to the pre- beach in Singapore. underline Past Tense or Present Crusader - saint = u J sent. A. Will be sitting - future continuous tense - Tense? F-. Gandhi was a crusader- saint It is as if/ as if he were giving/ was giving his Nu-h -- --- A. 'Would here indicates improbable present - for peace and non-violence = A, money = s *a--xC/ N. vh -E/ J OxE N-Eo Bv vo/ J- Q. I will be staying here till Sunday. *axEho (F ). F D. Q. You are not supposed to do it. --C. A. will be staying - future continuous tense; use Female-Foeticide uEo n: l-l y- *o - - ---- N-J---. --C - Nu-h -- --- A. A. You are not supposed to do it = you are not x . (E--- La--p sn P-u (d---oC -x E N-. expected/ you must not to do it (according v h ) C . L, -G-f d- s-v ) Q. I shall have written my exercise by three. If I were you, I would do it - y- Pandora to rule/ orders from Superiors) = E--, A. Shall have written - future perfect tense - ( y N - A. Pandora E--, \-, opening a c- J* --E E. Nuh --E h --- Boys are not supposed to tease girls = Boys ~ ) C -h. Pandora's box . n N. n: (by three = -- must not tease girls = s-, t x 'would' improbable present. J L-T -E . x) h . Q. He says that he would help me what is the The govt has opened a Pandora's box by 12th Q. The school opens on June. C---. Q. 'Gerund' please give meaning with one meaning of the underlined word is it Past making caste based reservations = - - A. Opens - Present simple tense, indicating a Tense or Present Tense? Please explain. example. J-y--x - ---x definite action in future - N-u-h A. He says that he would help me - A. 'Gerund' has been explained a number of \ vy J--- --C. -E --- N. times before. However, we are explaining it would He says he will - J-. Q. When does the next train leave for
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K. Srinivasa Rao, Martur. Dictionary . , * English -sEo d
Q. Sir, The choice lies News paper (Hindu C) vA-V - C. : between the three candi- p -. vA-W He was tired, as he dates E B.B.Jain English News telecast F morning -K, had worked the v-- C. vA -K . OJ--h whole day = among j E x O vocabulary improvement E--, d - C. N-J---. C. -- nA A. The choice lies T. Siva, Nandikotkur. o. (- between the three candi- ) . dates - \ 'Three candidates' J* Q. Attributive Adjectives, Predicative adjec- He got tired of telling his friend not to smoke tives, Participial adjectives 2) p- \ --l-J-. vh-N-h-o-p- choice is between j. --- = NvE - --E p p Rid of - Get rid of The choice lies among the three, o-p NJ--. ---/ N-T--. A. To get rid of = to be rid of = A. -a--. n h a, three E, Attributive Predicative He felt tired after the day's work = V He got rid of/ is rid of his troubles = -a- Adjectives h-- , _ uh- n Adjectives f v-x - E--*---. o / Nh . Bo-. The choice lies among the The blue sky The sky is blue u -E: Altogether - All together three (men) - p 'x _ The beautiful girl The girl is beautiful 1) j p --\--. A. Altogether = On the whole = h-O. -Lq N C n The great player The player is great - \ a. a) It was a great party altogether = It was a hC. 2) 'Tire' vh \- N-T- great party on the whole = Q. A-- C O y-E---p h-O Noun (sky, girl, player) party n --o. beloved, august, distinguished, honourable, j. p- J-TC. a) You tire me with your silly jokes = F *a b) His visits here had become irregular and stopped altogether =
I am tired of his company
--\- - v----. y Jh TC. All together = Fo/ JF L There were fifty students all together. jokes o N-T-h-o. Specially - especially respected , i A. Specially, especially - b) I am tired of his company = C -x--- 640 ---. - N L-T-hC. x N-J. A. -a. Business - Trade Q. C-- Antonyms ---. Celebrated, esteemed, eminent, renowned, A. Business - highly renowned, etc -a. adjective (blue, beautiful, Monotony A. Variety h- ---, t, great) attributive use of Meagre A. Abundant/ plenty , h- - -C-, Q. C u-E - n ---. C, the adjective. Tickle A. Constant/ steady u . M.SURESAN If I had a son of daughter possessed of one
column x, noun (sky, girl, Marvellous A. Ordinary N -- h- --O a, NN accomplishment it should be that of speech great) y adjective (blue, Meek (Mild) A. Rebellious (Mild X harsh) h- v Nv /-*-x A. beautiful, great) predicative use of / -h j E a. *o- ui, K Generous A. Mean p-C, - C -u vA/ h %-y-h. the adjective Adjective ui a. Company u Straight -C. -E-: A. Crooked/ dishonest/ artful Q. He behaved cowardly predicative adjective , C uh u a. We did nothing but complained u verb y hC. Ample A. Scanty Trade = K u, u --h. j u-xE p N-J---. The blue sky - blue, attributive adjective Praise A. Blame D ---E C h-, A. He behaved cowardly- correct sentence C n: F-. Offer A. Reject/ deny/ withdraw K u n u, -A C-- cowardly, adjective. correct sen- The sky is blue - blue, predicative use of the Quiet A. Loud -a N---u. tence. He behaved in a cowardly manner- adjective Regret A. Satisfaction (noun)/ Business Trade J C.Trade u-- correct. He behaved like a coward. -- gloat (verb) --Fo business . F business n: F C. We did nothing but complain (complained Participial adjective: Present participle/ past Sacrifice A. Gain u----Fo Trade ---a. ) participle adjective , to qual- ( Q. C- n, v-Eo N-J---. : Trade *x u, ui Q. Her air of pomposity was tactless and offen- ify a noun), participial adjective p-C Joyous - joyful --O ---a. sive. C. A. Joyous and joyful = joyous Site - cite u air n ---. e.g. : The moving train. poetic- C, poetry poetic lan- , A. Site - n x d--- El-P-* A. G (Air of pomposity; air = \ 'moving'- present participle, train - noun guage joyous - \ -. \- n. v-h-) -, E-h, qualifyhC d, C adjective. joyous occasion -s-, ( Cite = -- ---, - a-C C. C present participle d, particip- persons sE) -. . (p--). Q. Antonio had no ready money. So, he had to ial adjective -C. . We cite the example of the lion for courage borrow it from Shylock. look at the expression: joyful, persons , occasions - = --E --- Eo p-. uEo C N -a? The stolen money. -. Illness - disease If Antonio had had ready money he would 'stolen'- past participle of steal, qualifies the Committee - commission A. Illness = disease = uC/ s not have had to borrow it from Shylock. noun, 'money'. So here 'stolen' is an adjec- A. Committee- j u--Eo Ey--- Pitiful - Pitiable A. -a. Correct. tive. C past participle d NE-l- , J-\-Eo *-- A. Pitiful =---/ L- o participial adjective. Dharmaraja was a pitiful man = V. Sreedhar, Nandalur. C, p uh ---. Some more examples: Commission- C uh Pitiable = L--L/ L----T The condi- Q. Competitive Exams synonyms, Walking stick, looking glass, boiling water, u vy c, Eg-, N tion of the child who lost its mother is antonyms, comprehension, spotting errors, etc., and also, printed matter, the murdered J_ -o? ? E J-Q-L- pitiable = ordering of sentences N * LxE p- Gf nA L--L- person, selected candidates etc. All the . C/ -F- C. Commission d--l- i C--- - h-Eo *---. underlined present/ past participles are, Bank tests, staff selection commission Camp - Campaign participial adjectives. .Commission Eg-- - d- A. Camp 1) . j p - C. Q. He was tired. He felt tired. He got tired. Ku . Committee d--l, The collector's Camp = A. Competitive exams -Lq vocabulary O -d / NC. (be) P.P./ (feel) P.P./ nEo -sx C---. lists with antonyms and synonyms lists (get) P.P. --T-h? Wail - weep 2) The minister is camping here Guide to competitive exams tonight = vA vA--J-\ h-o. A. Wail = * j A. He was tired - 'was' here expresses the con- yE -- C-. Lists --. EWords Campaign = u/ u-N- dition of the person. Was tired o-p, Weep = N--j --. Literacy campaign = ~--u u. Recover - Restore n x N h--- , confusing C. o J- nA. (- -- J- n-A Abraham Lincon campaigned for the aboli- -E O guides E -, o) A. Recover = 1) -d-o h AJT He got tired = - --. tion of slavery = E-y Et-- L antonyms, synonyms - u-N-/ u -. E, Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary \ v-- x/ N --x. 2) s * --. of current english , n- Sx He felt tired = - - E--*C/ Restore = 1) --J-j C h/ -E, E sentence , a-C. C \ --C -d-o N- J -A-JT a
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