EXERCISE IN COMPOSITION 57
his best days.
1. see
2. fall
3. drink
Fill in the Past Tense or Past Participle of the verb given.
It is years since I __him. He has
Of late the custom has_into disuse. The lot __upon him.
The toast was with great enthusiasm.
4. speak He
freely when he had drunk alcohol. Marathi is _in Maharashtra.
5. wear
My patience_out at last. The inscription has ___away in several places.
6. tear
In a fit of rage she __up the letter. The country is __by factions.
7. sting He has been ___by a scorpion. The remark_him.
8. run
You look as if you had___all the way home. He __for his life.
9. forget
Once Sydney Smith, being asked his name by the servant, found to his dismay that he had
10. choose A better day for a drive could not have been
11. come Computer technology has a long way since the 1970s.
12. bite The old beggar was by a mad dog. A mad dog
_him.
13. swim The boy has across the Indus.
14. write I think he should have __and told us. Honesty is on his face.
15. lay
He the book on the table. He had not ___a finger on him. They their heads together.
16. lie We beneath a spreading oak. He has long __under suspicion.
17. take A beautiful shot from cover-point off the balls.
his own name
Answers
It is years since I --- him. He has --- his best days. (See)It is years since I saw him. He has seen his best days.Of late the custom has --- into disuse. The lot --- upon him. (Fall)Of late the custom has fallen into disuse. The lot fell upon him.The toast was --- with great enthusiasm. (Drink)The toast was drunk with great enthusiasm.He --- freely when he had drunk alcohol. Marathi is --- in Maharashtra. (Speak)He spoke freely when he had drunk alcohol. Marathi is spoken in MaharashtraMy patience --- out at last. The inscription has --- away in several places. (Wear)My patience wore out at last. The inscription has worn away in several places.In a fit of rage she --- up the letter. The country is --- by factions.(Tear)In a fit of rage she tore up the letter. The country is torn by factions.He has been --- by a scorpion. The remark --- him (Sting)He has been stung by a scorpion. The remark stung himYou look as if you had --- all the way home. He --- for his life. (Run)You look as if you had run all the way home. He ran for his life.Once Sydney Smith, being asked his name by the servant, found to his dismay that he had --- his own name (Forget)Once Sydney Smith, being asked his name by the servant, found to his dismay that he had forgotten his own nameA better day for a drive could not have been ---. (Choose)A better day for a drive could not have been chosen.Computer technology has --- a long way since the 1970s. (Come)Computer technology has come a long way since the 1970s.The old beggar was --- by a mad dog. A mad dog --- him. (Bite)The old beggar was bitten by a mad dog. A mad dog bit him.The boy has --- across the Indus. (Swim)The boy has swum across the IndusI think he should have --- and told us. Honesty is --- on his face. (Write)I think he should have written and told us. Honesty is written on his face.He -- the book on the table. He had not --- a finger on him. They --- their heads together. (Lay)He laid the book on the table. He had not laid a finger on him. They laid their heads together.
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