A Tree Plantation Drive

Our school, Saltora Girls’ High School, organized a Tree Plantation Drive on 5th June, on the occasion of World Environment Day. It was decided that the tree plantation program would be carried out within the school compound. The Panchayat and the school gardener helped us by supplying a large number of saplings. All the teachers,students of all classes were present. Samanta Babu, a well-known social worker, was the chief guest. Our headmistress first delivered a speech.Then the students and teachers were divided into six groups. Each of the groups planted five saplings. At the very end of the program, we took an oath to protect and take care of the saplings. In the evening, a cultural program was arranged. It was a moment of great joy for me.

Transformation of Sentence (Noun to adverb)

1. He approached the task with care.
2. He fought with courage.
3. She spoke with polite.
4. With full care, he wrote the letter.
5. He spoke with great politeness.
6. She answered the questions with full confidence.
7. The boy jumped with much joy.
8. She is attentive in cooking the food.
9. They looked at him with great surprise. 

                  Adverb to Noun

 Underline the Main clause and circle the subordinate clause:

1. I will help you if you ask.
2. She left early because she was tired.
3. The car which is red belongs to my brother.
4. Although he was busy, he attended the meeting.
5. I do not know where he lives.
6. This is the place where we met.
7. After the rain stopped, we went outside.
8. I'll phone you when I arrive
9. He told me that he was learning French.
10. Tell me where you have been.
11. While I was having a shower, I slipped on the floor.
12. It is difficult to understand why he distrusts his own children.
13. Tell me where you have put my books.
14. The teacher said that honesty is the best policy.
15. If you eat too much, you will fall ill.
16.  As he was not there, I could not speak to him.

Read the following sentences and change them as directed.

Positive to Comparative :

• Asit is as strong as Amit.
• Bikash is as brave as Milan.
• Ratan is as rich as Mr. Dutta.
• He is as brave as a lion.
•  I am as weak as a child.
•  He is not so tall as Joe.
•  Meena is as good as Tina.

•  Rohit is as dull as Mohan.

• Mr. Mukherjee is as wise as Mr. Sen.

• You are not so thin as Peter.

•  They were not so poor as we were.

•  My brother is not so much popular as I am.

• Steve is as intelligent as Mitchel.

1. Amy is as brave as Penny. (Comparative degree)
2. Gold is the most expensive of all the metals. (Positive degree)
3. Ramu is stronger than Shamu. (Positive degree)
4. China has a higher population than India. (Positive degree)
5. Riya is the laziest girl in the class. (Positive degree)
6. Minu is the sweetest girl in the class. (Positive degree)
7. Indore is the cleanest city in India. (Comparative degree)
8. Very few students in the class are as intelligent as Tina. (Superlative degree)
9. This knife is not as sharp as the other. (Comparative degree)
10. Uday is the heaviest of all the boys. (Positive degree)

1. He said to me, "Do you like reading books?" 
2. Roma said to me, "Are you going home?" 
3. Munia said to me, "Can you lend me a pen?" 
4. The student said, "Shall I ever know the answer?" 
5. Shital said to her teacher, "May I come in?" Ans.
6. Soma said to her sister, "Did you sing a song yesterday?" 
7. The girl said to her father,"Have you brought a pencil for me?"  
8.  My friend said,"Shall I bring a pen for you from Puri?"
9. She said to her mother “Are you going to school tomorrow?”
10. She said to her friend,” Are you coming to the party?
11. She said to her sister,” Are you joining us for lunch?”
12.  Roma said to me, "Are you going home?"

A. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in brackets:

1. She usually __________ (go) to school by bus.

2. I __________ (watch) TV when the lights went out.

3. They __________ (finish) their homework already.

4. He __________ (play) football tomorrow.

5. We __________ (live) in Delhi since 2018.