Special Cases (fasts Ey em Special Cases (fasta S) marega dex A go ga aes & avert apt aferfer| fever rar @, forae sg Ge ster ae ch arerat apt oft AST uradt a aga & Aecargel dex 81 sro ga Hite Ht aafary of fix sara aRTI This chapter will let you know about a few special cases which will enhance your skills of making sentences of different types. It’s certainly an important lesson. Understand the concept & then practice Get (far @t aT) 1- Fat arett St 7S! | got cough. 2- TH Hl TUR st 7A 81 Ram has got fever. 3- a ft ort Stet 6, GS FUR st ora 21 Whenever dad scolds you, you get fever. Fond of (itch) Rule: 37% Subject féret verb arf frat arta fet aH chr aitchls @, at Ta verb & et “ing” ar vahT ferar sire @1 ATT & apg feb wa feache apr achat 21 forche ant fear vet 21 OR ome A ang fh aH Cert aT sich @1 Sa art A TH subject @ sik at Ver GT sich 1 Gert ver far 81 Tafery play & are ing PTT SRT SPT rMeant for / Made for ( aT #1 ) Rule: 3m Subject feat verb af ferat ait feat am & fey sat @, at Fe verb & ay “ing” ar Wart fear Stra @1 AT A che feb TH ert & ferg sa S1 Sa aaa 4 A subject @ sik at Ged & few oo 21 er va fear @1 safery play & ae ing MAT Get erm! Rule: If the subject is meant for some verb, then “ing” needs to be used with that verb. If | say “Ram is meant for cricket.” This sentence is correct but if | say “Ram is meant for play.” This sentence is incorrect as “play” is a verb and | need to use “ing” with it so the correct sentence would be “Ram is meant for playing.” 1- GF feosrta & fery a4 Bt A You are meant for business. 2- ga fearta Het & fers a4 Sts A You are meant for doing business. 3- GH chact Fe fery sf St! You are only meant for me.Made in (Country Name) Made of (Material Name) Made by (Company Name/Person’s Name) 1- a Wage EAT HT! This mobile is made in China. (China is the name of a country) 2- % Atagct tenes HTB! This mobile is made of Plastic. (Plastic is the name of a material) 3- 4 Atagct alhar aT @1 This mobile is made by Nokia. (Nokia is the name of a company)Part 2 Able to (afar Sir, ater Str, TA SAT, HK Ta ) 1-4 a am ae & arfeat ZI | am able to do this work. 2-H 4 GH aX Aha g1 Ram is able to do this work. / Ram can do this work. 3- aa ga ga festa cal Satert & aprfstet St | Are you able to handle this business? How to + verb 1st form (ep UT/aTg AR OT) ora oft oo Hts GH HEAT TT at Gia St aT fle zat wid &t, at how to &I Want febar st Beha e1 AMT Ue ara @ “U4 fea STAT 21” amr Fag “Ram knows writing.” at a meta Fel e Ux Val Hea “Ram knows how to write.” deax ater él1- 9 Ara iat €1 | know how to dance. 2- 8 areat ae Gita €! | don’t know how to dance. 3- @M Ff APG Gal €? Do | know how to dance? Keep on (axa ea ) + Verb 1st form + ing. 1- at Usal %eal 1 He keeps on reading. 2- ah osd Ved Z| People keep on fighting. 3- A Fac Ee Ga EAM! | will keep on going his home.Having + Verb 3rd form (After doing something) ( rar aes & are ) 1- que fer & oe, A ae srs! Having met you, | will go there. 2- A & MY GMT GH & ae, AA FST! Having eaten the food with Ram, | asked. 3-d2a4 & oe, A aet or Ht fora Ae He Gea! Having seen this, | can"t dare to go there. "%' formation 3a ae & aTeT SAR UAaTaH Bld SI These sentences are always interrogative in nature. 1- a1 A TTS \ Do! go? 2- Ff Hel STS \ Where do | go? 3- feed ae \ Who do | say?Hold + verb 1st form + ing ( teh UT/eaTg RX UT ) 1-4 Saft aét tem or | couldn't hold laughing. 2- TA ast ity el Meh UAT | Ram couldn't hold his tears. 3-8 ore araarsit oR arg ANl He TWAT | | couldn't hold my emotions.