English, asked by MSAI2749, 21 days ago

(i) My mother ______ go to temple on Fridays, when she was young (Semi-
Modal)
(ii) Your ring is ______. Don’t ______ it [loose, lose[]
(iii) when I entered the room the baby ________ (sleep) soundly(Correct
From of the verb).
(iv) He continued to bowl ______his shoulder injury (Phrase/preposition)

Answers

Answered by ubhuvi7190
6

Answer:

1.used to

2.loose.lose

3.slept

Answered by Anonymous
0

The sentences are as follows-

(i) My mother used to go to the temple on Fridays when she was young.

(ii) Your ring is loose. Don’t lose it.

(iii) When I entered the room, the baby slept soundly.

(iv) He continued to bowl despite his shoulder injury.

  • Semi-modals are a combination of an auxiliary verb and to. Some of these are ought to, used to, etc.
  • Loose refers to something that is not tightly fixed or is bigger than necessary. Lose is used when something is misplaced.
  • Since the sentence is in the past tense, the verb will be the past form of sleep.
  • Despite is a preposition that is inserted to show contrast in situations.
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