English, asked by Anonymous, 15 hours ago


\sf\huge\pink\star \: {Quality \: answers  \: needed}

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the given verbs.

[ cause/damage/hold/not include/lose/write/with hold]

1) The test result -------------- for unknown reasons.
2) Service -------------- in the bill. So, leave a tip please.
3) Many villages ---------------- in the fire every year.
4) My friend --------- a book titled "Nepalese society' ?
5) The passports --------- at the airport were sent to the police station.
6) Election in India ----------- every five year.​

Answers

Answered by BrainlyPhantom
30

1) The test result -------------- for unknown reasons.

-  The test result was withheld for unknown reasons.

2) Service -------------- in the bill. So, leave a tip please.

- Service is not included in the bill. So, leave a tip please.

3) Many villages ---------------- in the fire every year.

- Many villages are damaged in the fire every year.

4) My friend --------- a book titled "Nepalese society'.

- My friend wrote a book titled "Nepalese society".

5) The passports --------- at the airport were sent to the police station.

- The passports lost at the airport were sent to the police station.

6) Election in India ----------- every five years.​

-  Elections in India are held every five years.

Correct verb forms:

We need to use correct verb forms in sentences according to the time of happening so that there is a uniformity in the content of the sentence. A sentence denoting happenings of the present must always have a present verb form and a sentence denoting happenings of the past must always have a past verb form and so on.

Meanings of verb forms:

Simple present tense - denotes universal/everyday facts.

Present continuous tense - denotes something that is going on right now

Present perfect tense - denotes actions that started in the past but still have an influence/aftermath in the present.

Present perfect continuous tense - denotes actions that started in the past and is still going on in the present.

Simple past tense - denotes actions in the past

Past continuous tense - denotes a action in the past that was continuous in nature.

Past perfect tense - denotes actions that took place before the simple past.

Past perfect continuous tense - denotes continuous actions that took place before the simple past.

Simple future tense - denotes actions that will occur in the near future.

Future continuous tense - denotes continuous actions that will occur in the near future.

Future perfect tense - denotes actions that will have got completed before a particular time period in the near future.

Future perfect continuous tense - denotes actions that will continue upto to a particular time period in the future.


anindyaadhikari13: Nice!
BrainlyPhantom: Thank you!! :3
Answered by Anonymous
12

1) The test result -------------- for unknown reasons.

➯ The test result caused for unknown reasons.

2) Service -------------- in the bill. So, leave a tip please.

➯ Service isn't included in the bill. So, leave a tip please.

3) Many villages ---------------- in the fire every year.

➯ Many villages were damaged in the fire every year.

4) My friend --------- a book titled "Nepalese society' ?

➯ My friend wrote a book titled "Nepalese society' ?

5) The passports --------- at the airport were sent to the police station.

➯ The passports lost at the airport were sent to the police station.

6) Election in India ----------- every five years.

➯ Elections in India are held every five years.

⠀━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

Additional Information:

Parts of speech :

  • Adverbs : An adverb is a part of speech which describes/states about the verb and modifies the verb.
  • Adjective: An adjective is a part of speech which describes/states about the noun and modifies the noun.
  • Verbs : action words are called as verbs.
  • Nouns: Names , Places , Animals & things come under nouns.
  • Pronoun: The words which are replaced in place of nouns are called pronouns.
  • Conjunctions: The words which join two sentences are called conjunctions.
  • Interjections: The words used to express feelings are called interjections.

anindyaadhikari13: Good job!
Similar questions