Question

EXERCISE-6
Write the following sentences changing all nouns, where possible, into the
opposite number. Make other necessary changes also:
1. My pen lies here. 2. The goose cackles. 3. He caught a butterfly. 4. It is a louse.
5. A huntsman caught a fox in a bush. 6. The ox is a useful animal. 7. Many geese
are in the farmyard. 8. The children were playing with their kites in the compound,
9. A boy reads his book and also writes on his slate. 10. A thief stole the cash-box
of a traveller. 11. An aged woman is my tenant. 12. Those who are careless lose
their belongings. 13. I have advertised for a maid-servant. 14. All cows have tails
which the flies fear when they set them swinging. 15. The ox has cloven hooves.
16. The cow is a domestic animal. She eats grass and straw, and gives milk. Her
calf is of great use to the farmer. He ploughs his fields and draws his cart. 17. A
looker-on enjoys more of the game than one who is playing. 18. Miss William is a
girl of taste and culture. 19. A radius is a straight line joining the centre of a circle
to any point on its circumference. 20. The ladies refused to travel in the same
carriage with men-servants.​

Answer 1

16. The cows are domestic animals. They eat grasses and straws, and gives milk. Their calves are of great use to the farmers. They ploughs their field and draw their carts.

17. Lookers-on enjoy more of the games than one who are playing.

18. Miss Williams are girls of trastes and cultures.

Answer 2

many geese in the farmyard