Question

EXERCISE-2
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Analyse the following sentences:
(1) Thit him and made him cry.
(2) I gave money to the beggar and he pressed me no more.
(3) Some kill and some worship crocodiles.
(4) He is not dead but asleep.
(6) Not only did he help his father but his mother too.
19 The General rebelled against the boy king and he himself became king in
his place.
(8) Run away at once or you shall be arrested.
9) Either the customer is colour-blind, or the cloth is blue.
110) I crossed the stream and untied the boat, but no one questioned me.
(11) They must have prizes as well as you.
(12) They condemned his policy and gave him no help in money, but Abraham
Lincoln won the election despite all their opposition.
(13) I have never seen that wonderful object and therefore I do not at present
believe in its existence.
(14) I am very fond of my home and children, but in spite of that I shall have to
go abroad to earn my living.
(15) Everyone is convinced of your innocence, and therefore you are free to go.
(16) By working hard, Mita obtained promotion; but two other students carried
off the class prizes.
(17) A brave and honest man will speak out without fear of the consequences, while
a timid man will keep silent at the time of danger, or may tell falsehood.
(18) The monkey agreed to hear and decide the case, and having called the two
cats before him, he placed the bread on a pair of scales.
(19) Life has few enjoyments; yet we cling to it.
(20) Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness
thrust upon them.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Thit him and made him cry.

(2) I gave money to the beggar and he pressed me no more.

(3) Some kill and some worship crocodiles.

(4) He is not dead but asleep.

(6) Not only did he help his father but his mother too.

19 The General rebelled against the boy king and he himself became king in

his place.

(8) Run away at once or you shall be arrested.

9) Either the customer is colour-blind, or the cloth is blue.

110) I crossed the stream and untied the boat, but no one questioned me.

(11) They must have prizes as well as you.

(12) They condemned his policy and gave him no help in money, but Abraham

Lincoln won the election despite all their opposition.