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    22 Darsi Secondary School English Translation | PART-I LESSON-1 THE USEOF "IS", "ARE" AND "AM" /AAAAAARAAAAAAAIAAAMORAMMAPIARAMBARKASARRARAERAAIHO RH ANAARAANAnapgy Examples 1- Tam a poor boy. URC ALi 2 He isa dutiful boy, sey 9 3: Weare fond of books. “LOCL uatrn 3 4- He is not my ieighbour. UA 4 5- Is he a promising student? Se A twit” 5 6. Amat fault? SUsuIw ALY 6 T- Are they good swimmers? 8- This is a lovely flower. 9- These are beautiful sights. 10-.That is a mango tree. el eh Pie, GH Awe pension Peon kil a ~ob Abe Siam Per HL yd o) Subject i 2 VUe*1is( J) VerbscSingular Third Person()Subject eth ~otelWare FLL FL y 3 LONor!L Ams! Are, Is3¥ Negative Sentence Si 4 : sete LAreslls, AmIxInterrogative Sentence Fin sh 5 . eth. & subject ‘Scanned with CamScanner The Use of Is, Are and Am 23. -2647t8( Pull stops Le Ar 6 ebb (enue te? Le Au 7 2 jurLZ JE PronounsL Personsus te AGL 8 jonton P< te b*1Pronoun Second Person &< (You, he and | are fast friends)- Urea l SLEEPER ISO OL tires 9 rede Me AmatAre, Is Lawyer e tot” : : i Pre |- Why is he angry with you? Sauk Puc pes a 2. Where is your elder brother? Seu Sumdly -2 3. Who'are you? : MF 3 4. Whose book is this? te SK 4 LB lal Leet) Adjective te AUN -1¢ Article df = Adjective + Oy Singular Common Noun In Noun lL Adjective sie Oh A( G4 tthe! an.a) ee (CORT Article I- He is an intelligent boy: ~< BAgtities -1 : Or : ee He is intelligent. ~ eft ies 2 You are a worthless student. eel 2 Or b ‘i You are worthless. i Exercise-1 Osan Aut 3. nut DULL S82 pod So TSU’ - Ut cre be sess -s ‘Scanned with CamScanner Darsi Secondary School English Translation Ms 13 UE BF Ing-12- Soe nie We uti be piv C APA EAS nut nee: 4 PRES We UF cebu gS te Loe ul Pure 17 Lies -ab Sie. 20-2 Je AL-19 19) Hints:-- |-Sincere. 2-Cloudy. 3- A bit hard of hearing. 4- True to) his word. 5- Famous poct. 6- Capital. 7- Gloomy. 8- Situated. 9- Pleasant valleys. 10- In flood. 11- Kind to usvall. 12- Medicine; bitter. .13- Ancient historical. 14- Late for school] 15- Spendthrift. 16- Two and two make four. 17- President. 18- Thoroughfare. 19- Loyal. 20- Fertile. LESSON-2 } THE USE OF "WAS" AND "WERE" | _Examples I- My brother was poor.: Bi Fue -1 2- The beggar was not hungry. BK 2 3- Muhammad Ali Jinnahwas -2G\Lueivtedké 3 the founder of Pakistan. 4- It was close yesterday. f i Seed -4| 5- The travelers were not.thirsty. = ak se 5 6-" Was his life in danger? * Cee pis 6 7- Why were you absent? ‘ euupezt 7 8- Was this news true? . EA 3 ‘Scanned with CamSeanner The Use of Was and Were = singular: First. st Singular. Third. Person (K6) Subject - wore UL Subjects Ui22U, stwas lL orld Person borg: subject #£ were| was Ut (Interrogative Sentences) Us igh 2 of bee JvFINotei L werel wasdx¥ (Negative Senience) 5: LILA aire bt Low pA a ae ae e -. Exercise-2 Cs Sb See 3 8 Vi eves2 Ble bene KE 88Beg Sul: NE poll 6825-2 due isl ai Ute sE ESTE Eo ture le ag ora Fife ie] sew 208 I-Medicine. bitter: 2. Shirker. 3. Lame of one w. 5. Book worm. 6, ee son, 7. Reotien’ 8. Overcool Scanned with CamScanner 26 Darsi Secondary School English Translation Stale. 10, Fast. 11. At the top of the list “12. Fault. 13. King to '4, Out of order. 15. Blind of one eye. 16. In a fix. 17, Swom enemy. 18, Speaking terms. 19. Long sighted. 20. Full of danger. LESSON-3 ? THE USE OF "HAS", "HAVE" AND "HAD" ‘a Examples 1. Thave a knife. : eo tile et 2. He had no handkerchief, ee tndti cin 2 3. He had no fault in this matter, Be UEitbe ut 3 4. Have they some beautiful Susie rtLuil a pictures? 3 be 5. Has the hunter & gun in his hand? fe Dua L OO. 3 ~ 6. Had he a horse? sot nec su 6 7. He has nothing to eat, 8.. Ihave no appetite today. Subject Int bz 26M LAC EPresent Tense/ = Subject Be th Je tetyiHas_ut 2 1 lavell las Z -¥Singular ‘Third Person( 6) Have! Z Subject & Cols 2) Numbers v'Personse 4 b -tLb ENumber g1Person ¢ Fe LU Past Tenseet G2 <8 Had eZ Subject ft lad{ Havel Has 9U 2% (interrogative Sentences) dire BA 3 : eth erik £ Subjects ‘Scanned with CamScanner The Use of Introductory "There" : 27 : wick Wadkh lavel Has due (Negative Sentences) fen A , -+ -—CLLENoWNoe SUL ew SL F Exercise-3 £u'-3- ei Flee Ube su-2 futte 2-1 I: PAL eit BULL de rt ese es 8 -2L UBL Ne GIS Lip Lae -6 hat SIM - loses SU - Ne Wf Peds te seul bi 2. < SSS weet, Ne Sts uf Bal of UB ait pevZewe v Be. UE HO UA Ts

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