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Study the Following Sentences Kilimanjaro is the Highest Mountain in Africa. the Pacific is the Deepest of All the Oceans in the World. the Nile is the Longest River in the World. - English Communicative

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Study the following sentences

Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa.
The Pacific is the deepest of all the oceans in the world.
The Nile is the longest river in the world.

Now make similar sentences about the following. Use your general knowledge and imagination.

1. Diamonds  __________________________________________

2. The Himalayas __________________________________________

3. The Ganga __________________________________________

4. Leh __________________________________________

5. The Taj Mahal __________________________________________

6. Kolkata __________________________________________

7. Jupiter __________________________________________

8. The elephant __________________________________________

9. Mt.Everest __________________________________________

10. Russia __________________________________________

Fill in the Blanks

Solution

1. Diamonds are the hardest substances known to man.

2. The Himalayas are the longest mountain ranges.

3. The Ganga is the holiest river in India.

4. Leh is the coldest desert.

5. The Taj Mahal is the most beautiful monument in India. 

6. Kolkata is the largest city of the country

7. Jupiter  is the largest of all the planets.

8. The elephant is the heaviest land mammal.

9. Mt.Everest is the tallest I highest mountain peak.

10. Russia is the oldest socialist country.

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Chapter 8: Comparison (Integrated Grammar practice 4) - Exercise E [Page 152]

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CBSE English Communicative - Workbook Interact in English Class 10
Chapter 8 Comparison (Integrated Grammar practice 4)
Exercise E | Q 1 | Page 152

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