Question

Join the following sentences using infinitives:

1. I have a big building. I have to maintain it.
2. He was lucky. He got the opportunity.
3. I have two daughters. I have to educate them.
4. I have a car. I want to sell it.
5. He has a big family. He must provide for them.
6. They started early so that they could catch the first train to town (rewrite the sentence using an infinitive and keep the sense intact)
7. Rohit chased the thief. He wanted to catch him. (Join using an infinitive)
8. He will come here. He wants to teach me. (Join using an infinitive)
9. He asks for a stick. He wants to kill the snake. (Join using an infinitive)
10. Read attentively. You will score good marks. (Join using infinitive)
11. He is very weak. He cannot walk. (use TOO-TO and rewrite the sentence)

Join the following sentences using present participles:

1. The dog is sleeping. Don't tease it.
2. Sakhya jumped from the boat. The boat was floating.
3. Rupa reads a story. The story is thrilling.
4. Look at the flowers. The flowers are blooming.
5. He had courage. His courage was amazing.

Join the following sentences using past participles:

1. Pocha was wounded. I took him to the hospital.
2. I bought some glasses. The glasses were colored.
3. Sakhya is well-fed. He will not cry again.
4. I got the watch. It was lost.
5. The egg is boiled. You can eat it.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. I have a big building and I have to maintain it.
2. He was lucky that he got the opportunity.

Explanation: