Question

You are Radhika Gupta, Cultural Secretary of your school. You have been asked to inform students of classes 5th to 7th about an Internal School English Story Telling Competition to be held during the month of October. Write the notice in 50 words including necessary details. (6 M) _______________________________________

Answer 1

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$\boxed{\begin{minipage}{6cm}{\large\textbf{ \:\:\:\: ABC School }} \\\\ \textsf { \:\: \:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:Notice No. S/5/2020}\\\\ \textsf{Date :- 14/ 10/ 2020} \\\\ \textsf{Notice} \\ \\ \sf This is to Inform all the students of class V to VII of our school that an Inter School English Story Telling Competition is going to be held in our school on 26th October at about 10 am. The topic of the story telling competition would be revealed on the spot of the competition. Therefore, the students are requested to take a well preparation on it. The students can take help from their class teachers for preparation. The champion of the competition would be selected for the upcoming district level story telling competition. The students who are interested are hereby requested to get their nam es enrolled to their respective class teachers within 18th October. For further details contact to the undersigned\\ \\ \sf{ Cultural Secretory } \\ Radhika Gupta \end{minipage}}$

Answer 2

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1)Did you remember to buy a newspaper?

2)He is going to Mumbai to start a business there.

3) He is too poor to afford higher education.

4)She is too ill to commence work right away.

5) She stopped to open the door.

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Joining is to join two or more sentences to form them into a single sentence. The single sentence may be simple, complex or compound.

Infinitives are formed as "To" before any verb.

Joining using infinitives forms a simple sentence. A simple sentence contains with only one finite verb or one clause.

While joining two sentences by infinitives we have to omit one finite verb to make it simple sentence. The omission of the finite verb makes the verb non-finite verb (Here, infinitive).