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3.  Mr. Sharma has purchased a new property in Noida.                          ________________

              4.  While he was playing, I completed my homework.                             ________________

              5.  All my friends are coming to celebrate my birthday.                        ________________

              6.  My friend Ravi will become a doctor, or he will set up his own company. ________________





           Listening & Speaking Time


          The teacher will call two students at a time for a pair activity. She will give two
          sentences to them and ask them to speak them loudly. Then she will ask them to
          discuss with each other to join the sentences and make it one sentence.
          For example:

          Student A: The camel ate the cake.
          Student B: The cake was full of dates.
          Students A and B: The camel ate the cake, and it was full of dates.




                                                                                        Analytical Thinking
           Learn with Fun


          Identify the different kinds of sentences and fill in the sentence numbers inside suitable
          circles.

                1.  The students are painting a scenery.

                2.  What is the date today?

                3.  Oh, what a wonderful piece of news!

                4.  Stand still.

                5.  This is an excellent piece of poetry.
                6.  What should we do with this packet we have found?

                7.  What a beautiful rose!

                8.  Leave that alone.                                                                             The Sentence





                Declarative              Imperative              Interrogative            Exclamatory












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