Where I was born.

Seventy six years ago.

My parents left me under

The care of my maternal grandpa,

And he was a thorough disciplinarian.

He had  a nice handwriting and was a

Man of high principles and simple living.

He was six feet and six inches tall,

A very hefty figure,

We  were very much afraid of him too.

His punishment was so hard that even

At times I wished for his death.

When death snatched him,

I became a loser.

For he had so much love and affection

For us and corrected us only when

We were wrong in our behaviour

or according to  his high standards.

Create or make as many words as possible from one word.

DESTINATION.

Such as follows:

         You are given a few words for example:

• In
• On
• East
• Nation
• Station,Tin
• Ton,Tone,Toad,
• Den,Din,Dine,
• Nine,Tit,Tat,Test,
• State,Seat,Net,Neat
• Teat,Not,Tone,One,Tan
• Donate,Node,Note.
• Tea,Eat,Din,Dine,Detain,Stone

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Parts of speech are eight:

They are

• Noun
•  Pronoun
• Adjective
• Verb
• Adverb
• Preposition
• Conjunction
• Interjection.

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Examples of each are.

NOUN:

Dasaratha, king ,kolkatta ,Ganges,

Rose, Sun, Courage Honesty..

What is a noun?

(The name of a

person  ,place or thing.)

Dasaratha was the king of Ayodhya.

PRONOUN:

(A word used in place of a noun.)

He was a wise king.

He stands for King Dasaratha.

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ADJECTIVE:

He was a brave and wise king.

Brave and wise tells about

King Dasaratha”s  Qualities.

(These words add something

more to  the subject /Noun)Dasaratha.

VERB:

(It is an action word. It says something

about the noun /subject what   he/the person/

or the place or thing especially the action connected

with  it.)

Dasaratha ruled the kingdom wisely.

He had no son or issue.

He performed a sacrifice.

ADVERB:

(Says or adds something to the verb

and it modifies the verb.)

He fought bravely.

He did the sacrifice quickly.

He did it correctly.

PREPOSITION:

(This word stands in relation to the noun, or pronoun)

a) He sat in front of the Saint/Sage.

His wives were behind him,.

A divine ambassador came from the fire.

b) The words in front of, behind, from

All these show the relation as to where

What happened.

CONJUCTION:

(This word joins and adds words or sentences.)

Kowsalya. Kaikeyi  and  Sumitra were the wives

Of Dasaratha.

Ram,Lakshman,Bharat and satrugna were  brothers.

Two and two make four.

Everyone was happy but not Ravana.

The words and .but are conjunctions.

INTERJECTION:

(This word expresses certain emotions  ,strong feelings.)

Alas! He lost his battle.

Oh! What a wonderful sight.

Hurrah! She won the game.

                                               DEGREES OF COMPARISON.

They are (Positive, comparative and superlative.)

Positive  talks about the quality of the person, place or thing.

Example: Wise,   wiser  and wisest.

Asoka was a wise king. Positive.

Dasaraatha was wiser than Asoka. Comparative

Dasarathat was the wisest king of all kings.Superlative.

We will do some more  Adjectives.

Big, small ,tall ,short ,bold ,timid, clever ,foolish,

kind, cruel   ,young ,great, sweet ,brave,

large, able ,noble,   wise  .happy,

easy ,heavy ,merry ,wealthy,

red, big ,hot ,thin  ,sad, fat sweet,

beautiful, fortunate ,splendid,

difficult, courageous etc….

SriDevi is Beautiful.(Positive)

Kushboo is more beautiful than Sridevi.(Comparative)

Kajol is the most beautiful among all..(Superlative)

Positive Sentences:

No other lady is as beautiful as Sri Devi. 

Coimbatore is not  as cool as OOTY.

Very few ladies are as beautiful as SriDevi.

SUPERLATIVE takes many a time THE.

The rarest, The heaviest, The best, The biggest,

The wisest ,The largest, The most important. Etc.,

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                                                Definite and Indefinite Articles.

Definite article is THE  

Indefinite articles are a and an.

I saw a boy. Was he short .tall, handsome, ugly ,stout or lean?

I cannot tell or express. So here it  is indefinite.

I ate an apple. Which apple? Which   colour?

A fresh apple or a   spoiled one or a stale one?

We do not know .so we use an here and it is indefinite.

Dasaratha was a wise King. He was an old king.

The king Dasaratha had no issue.

The king  perfomed a sacrifice.

A divine ambassador came from the fire.

So a and an are indefinite and the is definite.

The word an is used if the word begins with a vowel.

Examples, An ant, an apple, an aero-plane,  an egg, an enemy,

An ice-cream, an inkpot, an orange

An umbrella.

In some words starting with h “h” is silent.

So we can use an, examples are

An honest man.

An hour, An heir etc..,

Names of gulfs, rivers, seas, oceans, groups of islands and mountain ranges.

USE THE.

The Arabian Gulf. The Persian Gulf, The Thames ,The Ganges, The Red Sea.

The Indian Ocean.The Andaman and Nicobar Islands.The Himalayas. Etc.,

Unique things can also have: The:

The sun,The sky,The ocean,The sea, The earth.

Omit articles for the following:

Man is a social animal. Materials. Gold,Cotton,

Proper nouns: Delhi,  Mumbai, Kolkatta , Mahatma Gandhi.

Abstract Nouns: Honesty, Virtue, Wisdom, Falsehooid.

Languages: English, Hindi. Tamil, Sanskrit.

Places visited: School.church,bed,table, etc,but

If it is definite then

The school. The college,The church etc.,

Relations: Father,mother,uncle,aunt.

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                                                     Personal Pronouns.

I/  We/ You/You/He/ She/ It/They.

I /My/ Mine/Me/Myself.

I have a shirt. It is my shirt. It belongs to me.

They call me Indian..

I polish the shoes myself.

We /our/Ours/to us/us/ourselves.

We are Indians. This is our motherland. This place belongs to us. They call us misers. We are proud of ourselves being Indians.

You/Your/Yours/ To you/ You/ Yourself.

You are a good boy. This is done for you. This lesson is yours. This book belongs to you. .They called you as Bapuji. .You yourself can buy that.

You are all Indians. These are your bags. Those horses are yours. They belong to you only. They are calling you all for dinner. You can sell those in the market yourselves.

He/his/his/to him/him/himself.

He has a shirt. It is his shirt. The shirt is his. It belongs to him. They call him Vanalan.

He himself writes the story.

She/her/hers/to her/ her/herself.

She has a dog. It is her dog. The dog is hers. It belongs to her. They call her Mistress.

She does the sewing herself.

It/its/its/to it/ it/ itself.

It has a tail. It is its tail. The tail is its. The tail belongs to it. We call it Spotty.

It licks itself clean.

They/their/theirs/to them/ them/themselves.

They have a house. They have their house in Chennai. That house belongs to them.

They call them the owners of that house. They call themselves  Krishnas.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

                               PRESENT                      PAST   TENSE.

                                                              SUFFIX:

                                                     PREFIX:

Use in sentences of your own.

Wild and Tame.     Wild animals are in forest and Tame animals are at home as pets.

Weak and strong.   My grandfather is weak and I am strong.

Arrest and set free. The police arrested the thief and the judge set him free.

Learned . Learned people are respected everywhere.

Patient and Impatient. Don’t be impatient for you are now a patient.

Set aside. Set aside ten minutes for reading your revising your answer papers.

Delicate and indelicate. I feel it  very delicate to tell a lie, Some times you are forced to be indelicate.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++                                                 

  Hoods

are many and they are childhood, boyhood

.motherhood

,woman hood,

Parent hood,

 manhood too.            

 Wide.

 Village wide ,countrywide ,nationwide, countrywide ,worldwide

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

  Questions

.

• When do you get up?                          At 6 O’clock
• Where is Taj  Mahal?                          In Agra..
• Who is your friend?                            RAM
• Whose brother is Ram?                       Bharat’s,& Lakshman’s
• What’s your name?                             Rama
• Which is your bag?                             That one.
• How old are you?                                18
• How much is this?                               Rs.200/-
• How many brothers do you have?       Four
• Whom do you love very much?          My mother
• ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.
• Have you two brothers?                      Yes
• Have you three sisters?                        No. I haven’t.
• Were you there yesterday?                  Yes.
• Was he there then?                              Yes
• Are you happy?                                   Yes.
• Is he your brother?                               No
• Is she  your sister?                                NO .She isn’t.
• Which one do you prefer?                   The coffee.
• From where are you coming?              From home.
• Do you go to school everyday?           Yes.
• Did  she meet him?                              No. She didn’t.
• Why do you do this?                           To help you.
• Whom did you meet near the meat shop?       My friend

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.

• Did she steal the steel spoons?                           Yes.
• Can we go straight to the strait?                         Yes..
• Did the wound on your heel heal?                     Yes.
• Who knew the new way?                                   The guide
• Do they have peace now?                                   NO.
• Why?                                                           They want that particular piece of land.
• Can you tell me the tale of the tail?                    Yes.
• Do you know whether the weather is good now?     Yes.
• Can you wait till I see my weight?                     NO.I can’t.
• Can you too meet me at two?                             Yes.
• Do you know now how to say NO?                   YES.
• Have you lost the last chance?                           No.
• Don’t keep the loose change. Why?                  You may lose it.
• What is the price of the prize?                          Rs. 200/-
• ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
• Where is their house?                                  It  is there.
• As you sow so you reap. Is it so?               Yes.
• Have you read the red book?                      Yes.
• Have you seen the scene?                           Yes
• Can you lend me some sum?                      Yes.
• If you apply the brake it will break.           Are you sure? Yes.
• Did she give birth on the upper berth?       Yes.
• Can you canvass for the canvas bag?         Yes.
• Why did he die?                                          Because she used the wrong dye
• He hears with his ears .Doesn’t he?.          Yes.
• Are you fair?                                              Yes.
• Did you pay the fare?                                 No. Why should I?
• Is it fair on your part to go to the

       fair without paying the fare?                    Yes. Why not?

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

• Do you sell the cells here?                                          Yes. We do.
• What did he do when he reached the altar?                 He altered his plan.
• Are you weak this week?                                            No. Who said so?.
• Is the root lying on the bus route?                               No.     
• When do you normally lie?                                         When I lie on the bed.
• Did the bird pray for its prey?                                     Yes. It did.
• Who rode on the road?                                               The knight.
• Do you write with your right hand?                            Yes
• Where does the Rays fall?                                          On the race course..
• Is the stationery shop stationary?                                Yes.
• Is it quite right if I keep quiet?                                    Yes please do.
• Is he the sole soul on the earth?                                   No.
• Why do you resent seeing the recent movies?   .        Because it has no good story.
• +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
•  
• .

.

Create or make as many words as possible from one word.

DESTINATION.
Such as follows:
You are given a few words for example:
• In
• On
• East
• Nation
• Station,Tin
• Ton,Tone,Toad,
• Den,Din,Dine,
• Nine,Tit,Tat,Test,
• State,Seat,Net,Neat
• Teat,Not,Tone,One,Tan
• Donate,Node,Note.
• Tea,Eat,Din,Dine,Detain,Stone
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Parts of speech are eight:
They are
• Noun
• Pronoun
• Adjective
• Verb
• Adverb
• Preposition
• Conjunction
• Interjection.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Examples of each are.
NOUN:
Dasaratha, king ,kolkatta ,Ganges,
Rose, Sun, Courage Honesty..
What is a noun?
(The name of a
person ,place or thing.)
Dasaratha was the king of Ayodhya.

PRONOUN:
(A word used in place of a noun.)
He was a wise king.
He stands for King Dasaratha.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
ADJECTIVE:
He was a brave and wise king.
Brave and wise tells about
King Dasaratha”s Qualities.
(These words add something
more to the subject /Noun)Dasaratha.

VERB:
(It is an action word. It says something
about the noun /subject what he/the person/
or the place or thing especially the action connected
with it.)
Dasaratha ruled the kingdom wisely.
He had no son or issue.
He performed a sacrifice.

ADVERB:
(Says or adds something to the verb
and it modifies the verb.)
He fought bravely.
He did the sacrifice quickly.
He did it correctly.

PREPOSITION:
(This word stands in relation to the noun, or pronoun)
a) He sat in front of the Saint/Sage.
His wives were behind him,.
A divine ambassador came from the fire.
b) The words in front of, behind, from
All these show the relation as to where
What happened.

CONJUCTION:
(This word joins and adds words or sentences.)
Kowsalya. Kaikeyi and Sumitra were the wives
Of Dasaratha.
Ram,Lakshman,Bharat and satrugna were brothers.
Two and two make four.
Everyone was happy but not Ravana.
The words and .but are conjunctions.

INTERJECTION:
(This word expresses certain emotions ,strong feelings.)
Alas! He lost his battle.
Oh! What a wonderful sight.
Hurrah! She won the game.

DEGREES OF COMPARISON.

They are (Positive, comparative and superlative.)
Positive talks about the quality of the person, place or thing.
Example: Wise, wiser and wisest.
Asoka was a wise king. Positive.
Dasaraatha was wiser than Asoka. Comparative
Dasarathat was the wisest king of all kings.Superlative.

We will do some more Adjectives.
Big, small ,tall ,short ,bold ,timid, clever ,foolish,
kind, cruel ,young ,great, sweet ,brave,
large, able ,noble, wise .happy,
easy ,heavy ,merry ,wealthy,
red, big ,hot ,thin ,sad, fat sweet,
beautiful, fortunate ,splendid,
difficult, courageous etc….

SriDevi is Beautiful.(Positive)
Kushboo is more beautiful than Sridevi.(Comparative)
Kajol is the most beautiful among all..(Superlative)

Positive Sentences:
No other lady is as beautiful as Sri Devi.
Coimbatore is not as cool as OOTY.
Very few ladies are as beautiful as SriDevi.

SUPERLATIVE takes many a time THE.
The rarest, The heaviest, The best, The biggest,
The wisest ,The largest, The most important. Etc.,
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Definite and Indefinite Articles.

Definite article is THE
Indefinite articles are a and an.
I saw a boy. Was he short .tall, handsome, ugly ,stout or lean?
I cannot tell or express. So here it is indefinite.
I ate an apple. Which apple? Which colour?
A fresh apple or a spoiled one or a stale one?
We do not know .so we use an here and it is indefinite.

Dasaratha was a wise King. He was an old king.
The king Dasaratha had no issue.
The king perfomed a sacrifice.
A divine ambassador came from the fire.
So a and an are indefinite and the is definite.

The word an is used if the word begins with a vowel.
Examples, An ant, an apple, an aero-plane, an egg, an enemy,
An ice-cream, an inkpot, an orange
An umbrella.

In some words starting with h “h” is silent.
So we can use an, examples are
An honest man.
An hour, An heir etc..,

Names of gulfs, rivers, seas, oceans, groups of islands and mountain ranges.

USE THE.
The Arabian Gulf. The Persian Gulf, The Thames ,The Ganges, The Red Sea.
The Indian Ocean.The Andaman and Nicobar Islands.The Himalayas. Etc.,

Unique things can also have: The:
The sun,The sky,The ocean,The sea, The earth.

Omit articles for the following:
Man is a social animal. Materials. Gold,Cotton,
Proper nouns: Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkatta , Mahatma Gandhi.
Abstract Nouns: Honesty, Virtue, Wisdom, Falsehooid.
Languages: English, Hindi. Tamil, Sanskrit.
Places visited: School.church,bed,table, etc,but
If it is definite then
The school. The college,The church etc.,
Relations: Father,mother,uncle,aunt.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Personal Pronouns.

I/ We/ You/You/He/ She/ It/They.
I /My/ Mine/Me/Myself.
I have a shirt. It is my shirt. It belongs to me.
They call me Indian..
I polish the shoes myself.
We /our/Ours/to us/us/ourselves.
We are Indians. This is our motherland. This place belongs to us. They call us misers. We are proud of ourselves being Indians.
You/Your/Yours/ To you/ You/ Yourself.
You are a good boy. This is done for you. This lesson is yours. This book belongs to you. .They called you as Bapuji. .You yourself can buy that.

You are all Indians. These are your bags. Those horses are yours. They belong to you only. They are calling you all for dinner. You can sell those in the market yourselves.

He/his/his/to him/him/himself.
He has a shirt. It is his shirt. The shirt is his. It belongs to him. They call him Vanalan.
He himself writes the story.

She/her/hers/to her/ her/herself.
She has a dog. It is her dog. The dog is hers. It belongs to her. They call her Mistress.
She does the sewing herself.

It/its/its/to it/ it/ itself.
It has a tail. It is its tail. The tail is its. The tail belongs to it. We call it Spotty.
It licks itself clean.

They/their/theirs/to them/ them/themselves.
They have a house. They have their house in Chennai. That house belongs to them.
They call them the owners of that house. They call themselves Krishnas.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

PRESENT PAST TENSE.
1. I know Hindi I knew Tamil..
2. I go to the temple everyday . .I went to the market yesterday.
3. You do your work now. I did my work yesterday.
4. You make me mad.. You are already made as one by creator..
5. The potter makes a pot.. You made this place dirty…
6. Look here. He looked here and there..
7. Say your prayers.. He said his prayers..
8. Hold my hand.. She held a flag in her hand..
9. Open your eyes.. He opened my book..
10. Take your book.. He took the umbrella..
11. Catch the ball.. He caught the ball..
12. Don’t close your eyes.. He closed his book and slept..
13. See the blue sea there.. She saw the saw on the floor…
14. I do believe in God.. He lied that he believed in God..
15. Remember the rule . “ Always” i” before “e” as in chief, believer . . reliever.
16. Don’t stare at me like that.. When he stared at his teacher, she stopped .
17. He winks a lot. He winked his right eye and got a good hit. .
18. Give me that cake.. I gave it but you don’t take it.What can I do?
19. Don’t impress people by dress. He impressed them by his good behaviour.
20. Can you come here? I could not come there.
21. Please start the motor. He started his career as a driver.
22. Breathe in fresh air. He breathed his last breath.
23. Leave your footwear outside. He left his wallet or purse behind.
24. Run two kilometers everyday. He ran and ran until he got exhausted.
25. I want you to become rich. I wanted to get all the golden eggs yesterday.
26. Please buy me a pair of shoes. I bought them only yesterday.
27. Count the marks. He counted up to 50.
28. Prepare for your examinations. I have already prepared.
29. He swindles money from all. He swindled only from the tourists.
30. He acts in the movie. She acted very badly.
31. Work while you work. He worked less and played more.
32. Get your books and start. He got eighty marks.
33. She demands too much love. He demanded more money.
34. Hope for the best. He hoped for many things.
35. You must become a good student. She became a teacher.
36. March on the road in March. He marched and marched .
37. Tell me a story. She told a story on the third storey.
38. I will come there. Would you move a little?
39. Can you buy me a book? I bought the book for Rs.200/-
40. Throw the trash in the dust bin. He threw the stone through the window.
41. Hand me that bag, please. She handed him the ring back.
42. Have this coffee please. I had it already.
43. Shall I come with you? She should have met him.
44. You cannot please all at all times. He pleased all with his smile.
45. You stand here. He stood there for six hours.
46. He frightens her too much. She frightened him with her looks.
47. Think ten times before you start. He thought of her all along.
48. Move one step towards God. God moved ten steps towards me.
49. Ask me any question. I asked and he did not reply.
50. Read understand what you read. She understood all the lessons.
51. I wonder what is there. She wondered why He came at that time.
52. Don’t confuse me now. You confused me already.
53. Enter the third gate now. He entered through the third gate.
54. Fix your aim on one object. The time is fixed.
55. Pay your fees now. I paid yesterday only.
56. Decide and act now. He decided to go to Chennai.
57. Beat your drum now. She beat him yesterday.
58. Stop reading . Thank you. I have stopped already.
59. She sells the cells in the market. He sold what he bought and went away.
60. Don’t cry here. She cried for money’s sake.
61. He swears a lot. He swore and yet he kept drinking.
62. Don’t yell here She yelled at him but nothing happened.
63. Sing me a Song. Kunwar sang a song and everyone left at once.

SUFFIX:
Act – action,active
Arrange- arrangement
Bad – badly
Beauty—beautiful
Care—careful
Child – childish
Detach – detachment
Earnest – earnestly
Especial – especially
Fond – fondly
Happy – happily
Harsh—harshly
Imagine – imaginary
Kind – kindly
Lonely – loneliness
Noise – noisily
Possess – possession ,possessive
Real – really
Reck – reckless
Sad—sadness
Separate – separately,separation
Silent – silently
Special – specially
Spot—spotless
Through – thoroughly
Total – totally
Treat – treatment
Wonder – wonderful

PREFIX:
Disbelieve – believe
Discharge-charge
Disinterested- interested
Disregard- regard
Illiterate-literate
Impatient – patient
Imperfect-perfect
In act – act
Inaction- action
Inactive- active
Inattentive-attentive
In-availability- availability
Incomplete-complete
Inconsolable-consolable
Indecent-decent
Independent_ dependent
Inside- side
Insufficient- sufficient
Irresponsible-Responsible
Misbelieve – believe
Misconduct_ conduct
Misfortune-Fortune.
Mistake – take
Outside-side
Reclaim-claim
Review- view
Unkind- kind
Unnoticed-noticed
Upset – set
Upside-side

Use in sentences of your own.

Wild and Tame. Wild animals are in forest and Tame animals are at home as pets.
Weak and strong. My grandfather is weak and I am strong.
Arrest and set free. The police arrested the thief and the judge set him free.
Learned . Learned people are respected everywhere.
Patient and Impatient. Don’t be impatient for you are now a patient.
Set aside. Set aside ten minutes for reading your revising your answer papers.
Delicate and indelicate. I feel it very delicate to tell a lie, Some times you are forced to be indelicate.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Hoods
are many and they are childhood, boyhood
.motherhood
,woman hood,
Parent hood,
manhood too.
Wide.
Village wide ,countrywide ,nationwide, countrywide ,worldwide
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Questions
.
• When do you get up? At 6 O’clock
• Where is Taj Mahal? In Agra..
• Who is your friend? RAM
• Whose brother is Ram? Bharat’s,& Lakshman’s
• What’s your name? Rama
• Which is your bag? That one.
• How old are you? 18
• How much is this? Rs.200/-
• How many brothers do you have? Four
• Whom do you love very much? My mother
• ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.
• Have you two brothers? Yes
• Have you three sisters? No. I haven’t.
• Were you there yesterday? Yes.
• Was he there then? Yes
• Are you happy? Yes.
• Is he your brother? No
• Is she your sister? NO .She isn’t.
• Which one do you prefer? The coffee.
• From where are you coming? From home.
• Do you go to school everyday? Yes.
• Did she meet him? No. She didn’t.
• Why do you do this? To help you.
• Whom did you meet near the meat shop? My friend
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.
• Did she steal the steel spoons? Yes.
• Can we go straight to the strait? Yes..
• Did the wound on your heel heal? Yes.
• Who knew the new way? The guide
• Do they have peace now? NO.
• Why? They want that particular piece of land.
• Can you tell me the tale of the tail? Yes.
• Do you know whether the weather is good now? Yes.
• Can you wait till I see my weight? NO.I can’t.
• Can you too meet me at two? Yes.
• Do you know now how to say NO? YES.
• Have you lost the last chance? No.
• Don’t keep the loose change. Why? You may lose it.
• What is the price of the prize? Rs. 200/-
• ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
• Where is their house? It is there.
• As you sow so you reap. Is it so? Yes.
• Have you read the red book? Yes.
• Have you seen the scene? Yes
• Can you lend me some sum? Yes.
• If you apply the brake it will break. Are you sure? Yes.
• Did she give birth on the upper berth? Yes.
• Can you canvass for the canvas bag? Yes.
• Why did he die? Because she used the wrong dye
• He hears with his ears .Doesn’t he?. Yes.
• Are you fair? Yes.
• Did you pay the fare? No. Why should I?
• Is it fair on your part to go to the
fair without paying the fare? Yes. Why not?
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• Do you sell the cells here? Yes. We do.
• What did he do when he reached the altar? He altered his plan.
• Are you weak this week? No. Who said so?.
• Is the root lying on the bus route? No.
• When do you normally lie? When I lie on the bed.
• Did the bird pray for its prey? Yes. It did.
• Who rode on the road? The knight.
• Do you write with your right hand? Yes
• Where does the Rays fall? On the race course..
• Is the stationery shop stationary? Yes.
• Is it quite right if I keep quiet? Yes please do.
• Is he the sole soul on the earth? No.
• Why do you resent seeing the recent movies? . Because it has no good story.
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• Think well of every one. How can I? I am now sick.Wish everyone well and you will be well.
• Where is the well? It is in  the corner.
• Can you draw water from the well? Yes. I can. give me a rope and a bucket.
• Are there oil wells in the Middle East?  Yes.there are many.
• Why tears are welling up your eyes? The blood  is welling out from my sister’s
• nose.
• Does every one like the well-behaved person?   yes.surely.
• Has he done well in his examination?   Yes
• Whom did she deliver? how are they now? she delivered a baby girl and both of them are well.
• What should you always do? Think well, speak well,  write well of everyone
• How can you be well-off? by doing good to all.
• What did he do to you? He gave me money as well as the tricks of the trade.
• how are you? I am quite well.thank you.
• wish you well as always

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• Think well of every one. How can I? I am now sick.Wish everyone well and you will be well.
• Where is the well? It is in  the corner.
• Can you draw water from the well? Yes. I can. give me a rope and a bucket.
• Are there oil wells in the Middle East?  Yes.there are many.
• Why tears are welling up your eyes? The blood  is welling out from my sister’s
• nose.
• Does every one like the well-behaved person?   yes.surely.
• Has he done well in his examination?   Yes
• Whom did she deliver? how are they now? she delivered a baby girl and both of them are well.
• What should you always do? Think well, speak well,  write well of everyone
• How can you be well-off? by doing good to all.
• What did he do to you? He gave me money as well as the tricks of the trade.
• how are you? I am quite well.thank you.
• wish you well as always

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