nominative or objective or accusative case
a. shakespear wrote macbeth .
b. the cat is sleeping on the bench .
c.god made man
d . the cyclone broke the window .
e . india expects to win the match
Answers
Answer:
We wish to live. We eat for that purpose.
We eat so that we may live.
8. He was quite tired. He could scarcely stand.
He was so tired that he could scarcely stand.
9. Don't eat too much. You will be ill.
If you eat too much you will be ill.
10. He began late. He finished first.
He finished first though be began late.
11. I shall come. My being alone is a condition.
I shall come if I am alone.
12. I must know all the facts. I cannot help you otherwise.
Before I can help you, I must know all the facts.
13. He is superstitious. He is equally wicked.
He is as superstitious as he is wicked.
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Exercise 96.
Combine each set of Simple sentences into one Complex sentence containing a Noun
clause:-
1. He is wrong. I am sure of it.
2 .You deceived him. That was his complaint.
3. The train will arrive at a certain time. Do you know the time?
4. All the planets except for Pluto travel round the sun the same way and in the same
plane. I have often told you this truth.
5. He will waste his time. That is certain.
6. Where have you put my hat? Tell me.
7. He is short-tempered. I like him all the same.
8. Is it time for the train to start ? Ask the guard.
9. It is going to rain. I am sure of it.
10. Something may be worth doing, It is only worth doing well.
11. He is a sincere worker. No one can doubt this fact.
12. He said something. I did not hear it.
13. How did you find that out? Tell me.
14. You have made a mistake. I think so.
15. Who wrote Shakuntala? Can you tell me that?
16. You stole the purse. Do you deny it ?
Explanation:
The cat is sleeping on the bench. pick out the noun cases