VOICE CHANGE
1)Change the tv channel.
2)Rectify your mistakes.
3)Let the curtains be drawn.
4)You are requested to drive slowly.
5)Please look after the pet for a while.
6)please let me do the
work.
7)You must do it.
8)I cannot remember the incident.
9)He can drive a car.
10)Could i use your laptop?
11) she may allow you to go out.
12)I can do the sum.
Answers
Explanation:
negative, rainy, unfavorable, fearful, apathetic, poor, disinterested, wretched, low, down, unpleasant, heavy, unpropitious, ruinous, gloomy, unpromising, unencouraging, sad, discouraged, disheartening, uncertain, unlucky, implausible, pointless, doubtful, hateful, grim, pessimistic, upset, mean, despairing, pale,
Answer:
Celebrating festivals with crackers has been the practice in India for ages. However, there is growing awareness of the harm done by crackers and as a result there have been many anti – firecracker campaigns. Students took an active role last Diwali in a house – to – house campaign against crackers. The fruits of their labour were seen at the time of Ganesha festival as not many crackers were burst. There was a marked drop in air and noise pollution. Many NGOs also have taken up the cause. To create awareness of harmful effects of firecrackers, the NGOs have organised interactive sessions, skits, street plays and rallies. The crusade, in a way, is a fight against child labour also as firecracker factories employ small children. It is sad that children have to work in such harmful conditions. So let us ban crackers, monitor pollution and say ‘No’ to fireworks.