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प्रश्न
Fill in the table with monosyllabic, disyllabic and trisyllabic words from the play ‘Jane Eyre’.
| Monosyllabic Words | Disyllabic Words | Trisyllabic Words |
| ten | servant | dependant |
उत्तर
| Monosyllabic Words | Disyllabic Words | Trisyllabic Words |
| ten | servant | dependant |
| No | mo / ney/ | co/llap/ses |
| red | fa/ther | hes/si/tate |
| show | child/ren | mo/ni/tors |
| me | win/dow | pro /ba/bly |
| goes | mat/ter | des/pe/rate |
| here | mor/ning | te/di/ous |
| way | bet/ter | en/ter/tain |
| died | sup/per | pre/dis/posed |
| want | ra/ther | cha/ri/ty |
| read | gi/ven | dif/fi/cult |
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