Question

1. Learning French was a daunting task for Mr. Hafeez Contractor. (Underline
the Gerund in the sentence.)
2. Living in a boarding school is difficult. (Underline the Gerund in the sentence)
3. Ramya said to the teacher, "It seems like a difficult Maths." (Change into
Indirect speech)
4. Mary said, "Delhi is the capital of India." (Change into Indirect speech)
5. This is the bank. It was robbed yesterday. (Combine the sentences using a
Relative Pronoun to form a Relative Clause)
6. Virat Kohli is the cricketer. He won the 'Man of the Match'. (Combine the
sentences using a Relative Pronoun to form a Relative Clause)
7. Kavitha completed her homework. (Add a suitable question tag)​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Learning French was a daunting task for Mr. Hafeez Contractor. (Underline

the Gerund in the sentence.)

2. Living in a boarding school is difficult. (Underline the Gerund in the sentence)

3. Ramya said to the teacher, "It seems like a difficult Maths." (Change into

Indirect speech)

ans: Ramya told the teacher that it seemed like a difficult maths.

4. Mary said, "Delhi is the capital of India." (Change into Indirect speech)

Ans: Mary said that Delhi is the capital of India.

5. This is the bank. It was robbed yesterday. (Combine the sentences using a

Relative Pronoun to form a Relative Clause)

Ans:This is the bank which was robbed yesterday.

6. Virat Kohli is the cricketer. He won the 'Man of the Match'. (Combine the

sentences using a Relative Pronoun to form a Relative Clause)

Ans: Virat Kohli is the cricketer who won the 'Man of the Match'.

7. Kavitha completed her homework. (Add a suitable question tag).

Ans: Kavitha completed her homework, didn't she?