YEAR: 11 NO MARCH, 2016 PRICE: 20 Publisher & Editor ALOK KUMAR GUPTA Asstt Editor HS BHATIA Editorial & Admn Office: 12-H, New Daryaganj Road, New Delhi-110002 Tel: 23261567, 23245124, 23275224 Website: www.rameshpublishinghouse.com E-mail: ET@rameshpublishinghouse.com Subscription Rates: ` 200/- (for One Year) ` 360/- (for Two Years) To be paid through MO/ DD in favour of ‘English Today’ and post it to our Admn office For more details refer page no 52 All rights reserved with the Publisher No part of this publication may be printed in whole or in part without written permission of the Publisher Edited, Published, Printed & Owned by: ALOK KUMAR GUPTA 12-H, New Daryaganj Road, New Delhi-110002 Printed at: Amar Ujala Publications Ltd Noida From The Editor’s Pen Lecture Forum Modern Grammatical Practices Verbal Pyramid In Simple Terms Personal Questions Day-To-Day Conversation Formation of Words One Word Substitution Terminology Book Review Same Words Used As Different Parts of Speech Prepositions Vocabulary Cloze Test Finding Errors Idioms & Their Usage Pronunciation Words Confused & Misused Punctuation Transformation Prefixes & Suffixes Quotations & Abbreviations Language Games Think it Over Number, Gender, Conjugation Spellings Quiz Time Quips Verbal Niagra Fall Talking to the Author Potpourri Chain Anagram Sets Literature Chain Words What If Can You Remember? Answers Corner 12 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 34 35 37 41 43 45 50 51 53 55 57 58 59 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 69 70 71 73 � � � � � � � � � � � � Book Name General English for Competitive Exams Spoken English The English Enhancement Book Common Errors in English (English-Hindi) Handbook of Idioms & Phrases Handbook of Proverbs Advance General English Spoken & Communicative English Idioms, Phrases & Proverbs (English-Hindi) Writing Correct English Write English Right How to Write Correct English (Hindi-English) � � � � � Hindi-English Master (Senior) Master English in Easy Way All About English Treasury of Synonyms & Antonyms (Words with Hindi Meanings) � � � � � � � � � � � � � All Time English Popular Phrasal Verbs Prepositions and their Usage Handbook of Abbreviations Dealing with English Made Easy Handbook of Quotations Objective General English General English (With MCQs) Paragraph Writing Art of Precis Writing English Reading Comprehension Gloria English Speaking Course (Hindi-English) English Improvement Course Code Price ( ) R-1762 90 R-1654 195 R-1720 180 R-1709 195 R-473 60 R-514 95 R-230 130 R-1801 295 R-353 65 R-541 95 R-578 110 R-451 120 R-657 60 R-418 80 R-189 240 R-1391 240 R-1348 R-1100 R-528 R-787 R-228 R-1042 R-190 R-229 R-311 R-304 R-191 R-303 R-218 R-358 180 120 85 95 80 70 120 140 150 95 80 160 280 240 ��� R.Gupta's® WITH HINDI EXPLANATIONS 978-93-5012-598-4 For Online Shopping Visit: www.rameshpublishinghouse.com LECTURE FORUM We have been studying for some months the use of Past Participles of some verbs as Adjectives We’ll continue our study in this issue also (i) Use the following Past Participles as Adjectives in sentences of your own (ii) Only the first and last letter of each Past Participle is given (iii) After the Past Participle, the number of letters is given in brackets (iv) No word should be repeated E D (8) E D (6) D D (11) A D (8) E D (7) E D (11) E D (11) E D (9) E D (10) E D (11) E D (9) E D (11) E D (11) E D (10) E D (9) ��� MODERN GRAMMATICAL PRACTICES chocolates / in the market / many varieties / are there / of steadily / have been / over / gaining popularity / handmade chocolates / couple of years / the past healthier / in the market / than / the homemade chocolates / are / available / those are / many / imported / the chocolate balls / equally / of which / are / popular installed / almost / in / all / schools / their premises / the / have / private / CCTV cameras to maintain / the / among / discipline / purpose / the students / is to maintain discipline / the use of / is considered / technology / and surveillance / good / teachers / most of the / and students / by ahead / has / the / Diwali / beefed / police / security / up / of it / at / besides / has organised / check posts / enhancing patrolling / special / sensitive points / and surveillance / temporary among residents / the move / of happiness / has brought / their / a wave of happiness / visiting / night hours / friends and relatives / during night vigil / intensified / enhancing / patrolling / the / have / throughout / the police / besides / the area to beef up security / the police commissioner / the / decision / meetings / was taken / during / chaired / by Two of trade seldom agree (a/no preposition) birds that had arrived at the wetland have disappeared (A few, The few) There is only I was water in the jug (little, a little, the little) moved on hearing his tale (deep, deeply) As soon as the bell rang, the students rushed out of their classes (then, no word) I want to know why you are late (as to, nothing) Since he is my friend, I shall help him (therefore, nothing) We eat so that we He live (may, might) not call you names (need, dare) He has full command He absented English (over, of) from the class (himself, nothing) She resembles her mother (with, nothing) There lies a boat on the beach (sunk, sunken) Do not write pencil (in, with) A man needs a house to I can give no advice Let’s invite him ? (to, nothing) his words (to, with) Rama was married None but the moment (at, in) tea (at, to) Who were you talking He stuck (live, live in) Sita (with, to) came for the interview (he, him) WHAT IF ? ?? (a) I’d wait for the consequences or side-effect, if any (b) As soon as I realize it, I’d at once rush to the doctor, taking the medicine viol or strip with me (c) If I find the medicine to be poisonous, I’d rush to the civil or other hospital, where antidote for poisonous substances is available (d) I’d inform my elders/parents to whatever they deem proper What if unfortunately, a snake or a poisonous scorpion bit you (a) (b) (c) (d) What if a bull took you on its horns and, while throwing you down, caused you grievous injuries (a) (b) (c) (d) What if you fell down from the roof/terrace of your house (a) (b) (c) (d) ��� CAN YOU REMEMBER? Now answer the following questions based on the above picture to test your power of remembering things What is written on the banner in the picture? How many persons are visible in the picture? How many are wearing caps? All girls are sitting on one side only True/False All boys are wearing caps True/False Do both sides have equal number of kids? Yes/No Do you see any non-vegetarian food? Yes/No There are jugs visible in the picture There is/are lamp-shade(s) visible in the picture How many persons are holding fork and knife? ��� TOP WORDS OF 2015 “Microaggression”, “identity” and “binge-watch” are some of the top words of 2015 named by various dictionaries and language monitoring groups with the list also including the suffix “ism” and an emoji Collins Dictionary was the first to announce its word of the year when on November 5, 2015 it named “binge-watch”, which means to watch a large number of television programmes (especially all the shows from one series) in succession A few days later on November 17, Oxford Dictionaries announces the emoji, commonly known as “face with tears of joy”, as its word of 2015 Instead of choosing a traditional word, Oxford Dictionaries selected a pictograph to reflect the sharp increase in popularity of emoji across the world last year On December 8, encapsulating the most robust fields of language evolution and user interest in 2015, Dictionary.com named “identity” as its top word For the first time, Merriam-Webster named on December 15 the suffix “ism” as its 2015 word of the year, reflecting the fact that many of its highest ranking words in the year had one thing in common: they ended in “ism” Then on December 28, Global Language Monitor (GLM) announced that its top word was “microaggression”, an academic term related to the “white privilege” movement that has moved into widespread circulation over the last generation Collins chose “binge-watch” over words like “Dadbod”, “Shaming”, “Corbynomics”, “Clean eating”, “Ghosting”, “Swipe”, “Contactless”, “Manspreading” and “Transgender” The usage of ‘binge-watch’ was up 200 per cent on 2014 Every year, the Oxford Dictionaries team reviews candidates for word of the year and then debates their merits, eventually choosing one that captures the ethos, mood, or preoccupations of that particular year – Monthly Magazines on Current Affairs Subscription Rates: For One Year: ` 150 (each) For Two Years: ` 270 Ask your local News Agent or write to: 12-H, New Daryaganj Road, New Delhi-2 For Online Subscription payment Visit: www.rameshpublishinghouse.com Eclipsed The eclipsed moon/sun was hardly visible Echoed The echoed sound in the valley made the child shudder Double-edged A dog may sometimes be a (like a) double-edged sword It protects you against thieves, but it may also cause some diseases to inmates Affected The surgeon amputated the affected/afflicted/infected part of his leg Effused The effused liquid/beer/ whisky began to give out bubbles in the glass Electrified (i) The electrified house had a charm of its own (ii) I felt electrified with a new energy Emancipated The newly emancipated woman began to rejoice Emaciated There could not be much expectation from the poor fellow having an emaciated body Elucidated This book contains well elucidated terms and words Emasculated The emasculated essay bears no resemblance to its original version/form Embattled The commander of the embattled army had to remain alert Embarrassed His face gives an embarrassed look Embellished The embellished piece of fiction seemed too gorgeous/gaudy to me Emboldened The emboldened child/boy began to cross swords with his elders in arguments on various matters Embowered It is a charming embowered place where I live There are many varieties of chocolates in the market Over the past couple of years homemade chocolates have been steadily gaining popularity The homemade chocolates are healthier than those available in the market The chocolate balls many of which are imported are equally popular Almost all the schools have private CCTV cameras installed in their premises To maintain discipline among the students is the purpose To maintain discipline and surveillance the use of technology is considered good by most of the teachers and students The police has beefed up security ahead of Diwali Besides enhancing patrolling and surveillance it has organised special temporary check posts at sensitive points The move has brought a wave of happiness among residents visiting their friends and relatives during night hours Besides enhancing the night vigil, the police have intensified patrolling throughout the area The decision to beef up security was taken during meetings chaired by the Police Commissioner a a little no word nothing dare himself sunken live in to to him of a doctors by ill below ( The few deeply nothing may of nothing in at to to would many A out with much advice E ED EAT EARN EAGER EASILY VIOLENT VAPOROUS VICARIOUS VIGOROUSLY VENTILATION VAUNT-COURIER ED = Edition, Edited) (a) They are repairing roads (b) Let the evil be nipped in the bud (c) Had such a thing been heard before by you? (d) We can discuss the matter just now (a) The grandfather forbade the child to play on the carpet (b) He asked me if I would help him when he was in trouble (c) She said to me, “I shall surely return your books by Friday” (d) I said to him, “ Have you brought all your certificates”? (a) (c) (a) (c) (a) (b) (c) (d) fewer (b) all/the few our (d) few used to (b) will did (d) May A drowning man catches at a straw This table is worth buying The news was difficult to believe My friend is keen to join the army He told Sudie that some day he hoped to paint the Bay of Naples The doctor, taking Sue’s thin, shaking hand in his, said that there were even chances He further said that with good nursing she would win He added that then he must see another case he had downstairs He believed that his name was Behrman, and he was some kind of an artist He further explained that he had an attack of pneumonia He clarified that he was an old, weak man and the attack was acute According to him, there was no hope for him; but, he explained that he went (was being taken) to the hospital that day to be made more comfortable The next day the doctor declared that Sue was out of danger She had won Now she needed only nutrition and care casting growing founding Fruit-bearing growling hearing School-going striking worrying standing leading (b) TRAMMEL (b) GILE (b) ALIST finishing lowering/decreasing loving drinking Coming falling babysitting struggling strutting sloping biting/stinging (c) ENTRAMMEL (c) FRAGILE (c) CHORALIST (b) (b) (b) (b) (b) (b) (b) (b) (b) ITORY ENT DRESS UAL ON ON IAL PER ONIST Anarchist Aquarium Invalid Accelarate Epitaph Glazier Kleptomaniac Perpetuate Pugnacity Hexagon (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) DEPOSITORY FERMENT LAUNDRESS MANUAL PARERGON PARDON PAROCHIAL PROSPER PROTAGONIST Aviary Abrogate Alienate Expiate Fastidious Foreigner Panacea Pugnacious Pentagon Octagon Iron is a very useful metal The government suppressed the protestors with an iron hand I daily iron my clothes You should try to remain always at the top of the class He is the top student in our class Let’s see who tops the list of successful candidates this time Do not throw stones at anybody He lives in a stone house They stoned the poor dog to death She is stone deaf Do no harm to anybody Do not harm anybody This house is a good buy I bought this car yesterday Whose book is this? He has been booked for forgery Please hang my shirt on/from the hook He is hooked on opium Do not tell a lie Where does Australia lie on the map? The interview with the leader was shown live on TV The cow lives on grass How long is this rope? He is longing to see his mother You can use those premises without any let or hindrance Let me solve this sum Would you like to have a cold drink? How much milk you drink daily? What causes delay? Why are you delaying the matter? I have two hands Hand over the criminal to the police Who has stood bail for him? The court has bailed him out like behind for In spite of In view of, to, for with with at up, with over Under with into upon from to before On Instead of, up with in for than beyond above for, against in into in on/upon, than Pain Develop Anxiety Whole True Happiness Contemplate Grief Suitable Cautious Listen There Low Bring Dead That Sky Inexact Died Unsure Action Smoothness Regularity Fastness Surety Freedom Annoyance Heaviness Permanence Loveliness Valuable Employable Lawful Descriptive Untold Doable Expensive Preparatory Explainable Famous Beautify Lead Sing Understand Strengthen Follow Shorten Say Like Broaden In a friendly way Fast Much Gloriously Offensively Softly Lately/late Happily Divisively Decisively been with over lining of to since has with of have for for of of by away been to The on despite One in who with for as well as have are any has another of yet of for that in from With at fingers no no in that on a for He is afflicted with a serious disease Why did you behave rudely before the guests? I want no help from anybody The train met with an accident last night I not agree to your proposal Has he got an extension in his service? The boy whom we met in the park is my friend Who cares for the poor? Pride hath a fall They took advantage of the situation Love begets love Those who are honest are respected The culprit was hanged The thief was lynched by the mob I took him to task He has invited me to tea Sugar should not be taken in large quantities I not (or never) go to the theatre He asked me what brought me there It being a good day, we decided for a picnic to be sweet and polite but crafty You must beware of his tricks as he has an oily tongue to forget or give up old things like enmity, hatred etc You should let bygones be bygones and give up enmity to recall old happenings usually unpleasant You should think of the future as it is useless to flog the dead horse to bribe To get any work done in any office, you have to grease the palms of officials there a day of rejoicing The day of Diwali is a gala day for all to go fully for something People of the town went the whole hog to listen to the Prime Minister a very important day 15th August is a red letter day in the history of India to change the course of life He has given up bad company and thus turned a new leaf in life to feel comfortable I hope you feel at home here a sudden calamity The sudden death of his father was a bolt from the blue for him very rarely He visits this place only once in a blue moon few and after long intervals His visits to this place are few and far between being not mentionable Not to speak of tea, even plain water was not available there just on time He arrived at the station in the nick of time in very early hours I usually study books in wee hours to do/put the later activity/ thing first and the first later To say that one should first join as a typist and then learn typing is to put the cart before the horse completely He is a gentleman through and through to declare null and void; reject; reserve The court has set aside the Act reserve Put by something for the rainy day extremely cheap Such jackets are selling dirt cheap being crazy He seems to be having a bee in his bonnet a short-lived blessing Youth is a nine days wonder reverie; engrossment I found him engrossed in a brown study for ever In 1947 the Britishers left India for good to squander away; waste After his father’s death, he played ducks and drakes with money no chance at all You not have a ghost’s chance to pass the examination being fond of eating sweet things She has a sweet tooth, and can’t resist eating chocolates a yes-man An average minister is only a Man Friday of the Prime Minister a current question/problem Terrorism is a burning question these days to give up enmity Let’s bury the hatchet and live like brothers get rid of; kill; squander The robbers made away with the trader to abolish Sati was done away with long ago (a) ‘i’ as in ‘sit’ (c) � (a) ‘i’ as in ‘sit’ (c) shn ‘z’ ‘�’ ‘a’ as in ‘father’ (a) z ‘wi’ (b) ‘i’ as in ‘bird’ (d) bl (b) k (b) z �Landscape Pro�bation ,Reser�vation Re�solve Re�sponsi�bility Un�popular ,Un�qualified Un�precedented �Mortal Re�striction Re�serve ,Reso�lution ,Unpri�pared ,Unpo�lluted Un�profitable He stands first in the class He is the foremost boy in our class Can you tell me about the nearest inn from this place? He sat next to me Note this new word in your diary I noticed a lot of activity there Clean the blackboard, please Clear the way, please Don’t be hasty in doing this Nobody likes a haughty person The patient is better now The waves battered against the coast He longs to see his mother The sultry weather prolonged his ailment Grow more trees Our country is developing fast Cover the dish, please Do not hide anything from me There is a sudden fall in prices He declined to say anything about the matter A boss is everything in the office A good leader gives good direction Prices are rising Why are you raising a hue and cry? Do not hate anybody He detested all kinds of wrongdoing At present I have less than ten rupees Work hard lest you should fail Give me a list of students who are absent Make a catalogue of all the saleable items What did this shirt cost you? What is the price of this shirt? Do not kill birds Somebody murdered the old man last night How did you get at this book? He has attained the age of twenty years ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( !) !) ) ) ) !) ?) ?) !) !) ! ) after wow and ( ) ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ?) ) ?) ) !) ) ?) !) !) after charming Do you know who built the Eiffel Tower? Where lies the Pole star in the sky? Do you live in France? In which year was the Aryabhat sent into space by India? Have you read the Gita? When should I visit your house? Am I to blame for this? O, for the happy days! The Golden Temple is situated in Amritsar Have you visited the Sun Temple? The Alps lie in Europe Through which states passes the Narmada? Vinoba Bhave started the Sarvodaya Movement The Cancer passes through India whom everybody who came in the morning that is yours who is not my friend whom gods love die young who live in glass-houses which you gave me who went to find out the lost pup who picked your pocket who boast too much as are honest that the PM made on the Independence day as I purchased from the market yesterday who started climbing up the mountain who stands first in the class that strike against the coast which are multicoloured that appears in the sky after rainfall who live in all parts of the world which has a unique geographical situation (b) Advisable (c) It is not advisable that you should cross the forest alone at night (b) Agreeable (c) I appreciate him for his agreeable nature (b) Appreciable (c) There has been an appreciable improvement in the patient’s health (b) Approachable (c) The valley is approachable from the other side also (b) Attainable (c) It is quite an attainable target that you’ve decided (b) Bearable (c) This box is quite bearable for a man of average strength (b) Believable (c) The story he has told is not believable (b) Bendable (c) (i) He is not bendable to our views (ii) This iron rod is not bendable by a man of average strength Cricket Club cubic centimetre Civil Defence Commander Centigrade Century Commander-in-chief (a) Classical (b) Class (c) Centilitre Chief Justice Centimetre Millimetre Commanding Officer Company Colonel Column Company Compare Commonwealth Relations Office Cumulative Cumulative Dividend Stories Glories Sundays Keys Boys Duties Guys Navies Parties Celebrities Storeys Toys Cities Beauties Bounties Babies Levies Opportunities Pansies Toadies Dried Plied Supplied Delayed Waylaid Stopped Wetted Tripped Dipped Batted Annoyed Applied Multiplied Flayed Dropped Robbed Wedded Slipped Whipped Clapped ( In some cases, as in No 10 above, the final consonant after the vowel is doubled) The Bond story is the main story of the play We find this story interesting for several reasons It is a strange story but it is an interesting one Besides the unusual terms and events that take place, it reveals to a great extent some important traits in the characters of Antonio, Shylock and Bassanio We learn that Bassanio is a spendthrift He has spent all his money Now, he wants another loan He is advised by Antonio to approach some wealthy merchant in Venice for the loan He is ready to stand surety for him Antonio himself has no money with him at the moment It is because all his fortunes are in the ships which are on the high seas Bassanio approaches Shylock He wants a loan of 3000 ducats from him With this money he wants to go to Belmont to woo the beautiful lady, Portia Antonio too reaches Shylock’s house Shylock at first shows hesitation in lending money to Bassanio on the surety of Antonio It is because often Antonio has insulted him in the market place He has even spoken against his race Shylock complains that Antonio lends money free of interest Thus, his business of money-lending is made to suffer It is because his customers go away to Antonio Antonio tells Shylock that while preparing the bond, Shylock should take it as a matter of business He need not take it in any friendly terms So, he is free to lay any harsh conditions for the bond Shylock says that he wants friendship of Antonio and all Christians more than anything else He lays the condition that if Antonio is unable to return the loan within three months of signing the bond, Shylock could cut a pound of flesh from his chest near the heart Antonio is ready to sign this bond Bassanio warns him against signing it However, Antonio believes that within three months his ships would return and he would be able to return the loan Actually, Shylock bears a deep grudge against Antonio in his heart He wants to take his revenge against him He finds this occasion a fit opportunity for that He believes that Antonio’s ships have to face several dangers and difficulties on the sea and they might not return in time Then, he would be able to execute the terms of the bond against Antonio Shylock tells Antonio that actually he could give Antonio a loan of 3000 ducats without any interest, as he wants his friendship But he wants him to sign the bond just in merry sport Antonio is taken in his words and he signs the bond Here, we learn about the crafty nature of Shylock We also learn how indifferent to life and its dangers Antonio is Bassanio’s warning to Antonio shows that he has a high regard for Antonio’s friendship and his life and safety Thus, he is not fair-weather friend Advantages Adverbs Advocates Affixtures Aggressions Actress Czarina Vicereine Queen Tigress Aerated Aestivated Affected Affirmed Affixed Afflicted Affiliated Afforded Afforested Affrighted Adventures Adzes Affairs Aggregates Agitations Belle Hind Mare Goddess Lioness Aerated Aestivated Affected Affirmed Affixed Afflicted Affiliated Afforded Afforested Affrighted Receive Embarrass Grateful Receipt Concession Habit Careful Singular Violence Different Literature Stopped Conscious Terminal Pizza Exercise Acquire Countryside (a) (c) (e) (a) (c) (e) (a) (c) (e) (a) (c) (e) an a a Boxes Photos Choruses Cities Storeys Glories were is wept Reprieve Innovation Thankful Recipient Bonnet Hobby Formal Triangle Definite Excellent Library Runner Preparatory Wisdom Plumber Aquarium Sophisticated (b) a (d) an (b) Books (d) Zeroes Jawahar Lal had his early education at home He went to England for higher education After returning from there, he started practice as a barrister at Allahabad Then, he came under the spell of Mahatma Gandhi, and jumped into the Independence Movement He spent the prime of his life in British jails India got freedom on 15 August 1947 Jawahar Lal became the first Prime Minister He died in 1964 India made great progress during this period He was a great democrat and lover of people and peace He also wrote many great books when he was in jail He still lives in the hearts of people of India Given Meanings word No New No of words letters Fragile Rookery Apology Grindery Mockery Epidermis Negligible 10 Transhumanace 13 (b) Trees (d) Cries (b) does (d) die Jawahar Lal Nehru is my favourite leader He was a great freedom fighter He suffered untold miseries to get freedom for India He is held in high esteem by the people of India He was born on 14th November 1889 at Allahabad He was a great lover of children Children also love him greatly They call him “Chacha Nehru” 14th November is celebrated all over India as Children’s Day Functions are held in schools and colleges, where light is thrown on his life and achievements mine hers him you his her its you REED, DEER RAMBLE, AMBLER RANGE, ANGER ROMAN, NORMAN NEAR, EARN NOTE, TONE him us theirs Yours them us it (d) (D) (A) (B) (A) (C) (B) (B) (a) (b) Suave Almost Lyre Stop Teddy Ingot Herself Lessor Dermat Chat Tackle Anther Veal Mostly Rest Opted Dying Other Selfless Order Match Attack Lean Thermos (a) I’d inform my parents/elders and let them what they liked (b) I’d approach some snake-charmer and act upon his instructions (c) I’d fold the toe or finger affected tightly with a bandage to disallow the flow of blood through the veins of this part of body to preclude the (c) (d) (a) (b) (c) (d) spread of poision in other parts of the body I’d rush to a hospital where an antidote against snake/scorpion is available I’d rush home and ask my parents/ elders to take whatever action they deemed proper I’d lie down in bed and let the wounds heal themselves in due course of time I’d rush to a chemist/apothecary for treatment I’d rush to a hospital/specialist for treatment If the damage is/injuries are not serious, I’d ignore the matter If I felt having got inner/hidden injuries, I’d at once rush to some specialist/hospital I’d try to apply some pain-killing and antibiotic balm/s on the injuries If the injuries are serious, I’d not delay my departure to a standard hospital even for a minute Happy Thanksgiving Five False Yes one Nine False Yes two One ��� READER'S DELIGHT YOU WERE BORN WITH Share Your Birthday with Celebrities 978-81-7812-605-0 For Online Shopping Visit: www.rameshpublishinghouse.com [...]... another case I have downstairs Behrman, his name is—some kind of an artist, I believe Pneumonia, too He is an old, weak man, and the attack is acute There is no hope for him; but he goes to the hospital today to be made more comfortable” The next day the doctor said to Sue, “She’s out of danger You’ve won Nutrition and care now—that’s all.” ��� PERSONAL QUESTIONS (1) No answers to the personal questions... you think? Please throw some light on this aspect (5-6 lines) ��� The two friends, Reena and Reema, have been discussing Non-finites and other topics in the past some issues Let’s see what they discuss today Reema : How are you, Reena? Reena : Fine, I hope you’re too Reema : Yes, I am Should we continue our study of “Present Participles used as Adjectives”? Reena : I suppose so Reema : Then exercise,... 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