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(A) Match the Sentences in a and B and Write Them Together in the Spaces Below. Now Underline the Substitution Word in Each of the Sentences Written Above and Decide What Each of the Words Refers To. - English Communicative

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प्रश्न

(A) Match the sentences in A and B and write them together in the spaces below.

A B
1. Both Ajay and Sahir are good players. a. Few reach their destination.
2. Thousands of baby turtles set out on the longjourney. b. Either would be suitable as a
captain.
3. Some like to eat fish raw. c. Those who do have to study hard.
4. No one knows who did it. d. Others prefer it cooked.
5. Not many people get to university. e. It could be anyone.
  1. ______________________
  2. ______________________
  3. ______________________
  4. ______________________
  5. ______________________

(B) Now underline the substitution word in each of the sentences written above and decide what each of the words refers to.

Substitution Word What does it refer to?
1.  
2.  
3.  
4.  
5.  
रिकाम्या जागा भरा
जोड्या लावा/जोड्या जुळवा

उत्तर

A.

A B
1. Both Ajay and Sahir are good players.  b. Either would be suitable as a
captain.
2. Thousands of baby turtles set out on the longjourney. a. Few reach their destination.
3. Some like to eat fish raw.  d. Others prefer it cooked.
4. No one knows who did it. e. It could be anyone.
5. Not many people get to university. c. Those who do have to study hard

B. 

Substitution Word What does it refer to?
1. Either Ajay or Sahir
2. Few Only some of them
3. it fish
4. It  The person who did it
5. do  get to university
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Avoiding Repetition - Substitution and Omission
  या प्रश्नात किंवा उत्तरात काही त्रुटी आहे का?
पाठ 9: Avoiding Repetition - Substitution And Omission - Exercise H [पृष्ठ १७४]

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सीबीएसई English Communicative - Workbook Interact in English Class 10
पाठ 9 Avoiding Repetition - Substitution And Omission
Exercise H | Q 1 | पृष्ठ १७४

संबंधित प्रश्‍न

Notice the element of repetition in the following sentence and decide
whether it is acceptable or not. Give reason in support of your opinion.

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Read the passage below. Underline the words that have been used to avoid repetition. Mark the words that have not been replaced or deleted with '?'.

It was yet another escapade of Gopi and Gargi into the forest. The two were playing in the courtyard of the ruined castle when they heard strange sounds, as if someone was ringing tiny bells in a temple. But there was none in the vicinity. They knew it. Then who was making those sounds? Nothing of that sort had happened during any of their earlier visits. Was the castle haunted? Were there any ghosts in it? Suddenly, this thought had a vice like grip on their minds. Naturally enough, both were terrified but neither wanted to admit it. Presently the sounds became louder and louder and the duo would have fled had Gargi's sharp eyes not caught a glimpse of a herd of goats grazing behind the thickets nearby. 'So, those are the ghosts!' said Gargi and both burst into laughter. They rushed to the spot to have a closer look and found that there were thirteen goats in all and each had a tiny brass bell dangling from its neck. Four goats were black and the rest were brown.


Substitution in formal writing
Look at this piece of formal writing

The Deputy Commissioner and the Commissioner of Police were the Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour respectively. The former delivered the key note address and the latter gave away the prizes to the winners.

  • Complete the following table using information from the text above.

The Deputy Commissioner= the Chief Guest

The Commissioner of Police = ___________

The former  = _____________

The latter = ____________

  • Study the use of the words underlined in the text.

a. Why are they used?

______________________

b. Why do you think they are not commonly used in spoken English?

______________________

  •  Rewrite the following texts. Use the former, the latter, and respectively to avoid repetition.

1. Anand likes History and Joel likes Mathematics. It is interesting to note that Anand is the son of a Mathematics teacher while Joel's father is a teacher of History.

_________________________

___________________________

2. Seema, the monitor of class IX and Ramesh, the monitor of class X were asked to meet the Principal before they went home.

____________________


Complete the following conversation between two sisters with suitable substitute words.

Mitali: Did you buy the dress you had seen in the shop?

Chetali: No, I ______________

Mitali : But why? You liked_________, didn't you?

Chetali : I had second thoughts about it. Well, I thought I would wear one of _________ instead. You have so many of them in your wardrobe.

Mitali : I _______but_______ are all designer dresses unlike the cheap stuff you wear and I am not going to let you touch __________ of them. Do you understand?

Chetali: That's not fair!
Mitali: It _______ . Everyone should wear their own dresses. So you'd better go and buy
that dress before someone else _________.


In the following paragraph, one word has been omitted in each line. In your answer sheets, remember to write the missing word along with the word that comes before and after it, as shown below. The first one has been done as an example.

No. Text Word before Omission Word after
e. g. Ever wondered sleep deficit? Well, wondered about sleep
i. sleep deficit a common problem among      
  teenagers today, with many staying up late      
ii. to use electronic devices. This lead to      
iii. difficulty in concentrating, mood swings, even      
iv. It's important for teens to prioritize sleep      
  to ensure their overall health and well-being.      

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