Jahro english 2 (2014 03 23 01_23_33 utc)
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Jahro english 2 (2014 03 23 01_23_33 utc)
- 1. Define the following terms: 1. Verbals 2. Gerund 3. Participle 4. Infinitive 5. Phrase 6. Gerund phrase 7. Participial phrase 8. Infinitive phrase 9. Adjective 10. Positive degree 11. Comparative degree 12. Superlative degree 13. Direct speech 14. Indirect speech 15. Lead 16. Modifier 17. Predicate adjective 18. Objective complement 19. precaution 20. disarray 21. plunder 22. dab 23. ferociously 24. jinni 25. eking out 26. sheikh 27. dervish
- 2. Give the traits/qualities of the following characters: A. Ali Baba B. Kasim C. 40 bandits D. Marjanah E. Queen Scheherazade F. King Shahryar G. Ali Baba’s wife H. Ali Baba’s son I. Kasim’s wife J. the tailor Complete the table by supplying the correct verb forms for the following terms. Base Form Present Participle Past Participle catch speak hide meet increase taste mix keep bound hang hear begin teach weave be go rise revolve come
- 3. Complete the table. POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE short long calm kind sweet fine rare cute large wise lovely pretty lonely sudden grateful beautiful delicate good bad little much many far pleasant fragrant
- 4. Identification ___________________ 1. An adjective that comes before the noun ___________________ 2. An adjective that comes after a linking verb ___________________ 3. An adjective that comes after a direct object ___________________ 4. An adjective in its simplest form ___________________ 5. An adjective used in comparison of two objects ___________________ 6. An adjective used in comparison of three or more objects ___________________ 7. It modifies or describes a noun or a pronoun ___________________ 8. A group of words that does not express a complete thought ___________________ 9. These are verb form that act as other parts of speech ___________________ 10. It gives the exact words of the speaker ___________________ 11. It gives the words of the speaker as reported by another person ___________________ 12. A verb form used as a noun that ends with –ing ___________________ 13. A gerund and its object or modifier ___________________ 14. A verb form that is used as an adjective that may be formed by -ing or –d or –ed ___________________ 15. It consists of a participle and its modifiers and complements ___________________ 16. It is formed by adding the bas form of the verb to the word to ___________________ 17. It is an infinitive with its modifier ___________________ 18. It is the part of the news that introduces the information regarded as most valuable in the news story. ___________________ 19. A printed source of the daily news report ___________________ 20. He is a poor woodcutter who suddenly became rich
- 5. Change each direct speech to indirect speech 1. “Do your best and leave to God the rest,” Sister Anne said. _________________________________________________________________ 2. “Be generous with your praise, and stingy with you criticism,” she says. _________________________________________________________________ 3. “Avoid popularity because it has many snares and no real benefit,” he counsels the young. _________________________________________________________________ 4. “Devise means for recycling waste materials,” the good mayor appeals to his constituents. _________________________________________________________________ 5. “Use things, not people,” she says. _________________________________________________________________
- 6. Construct sensible sentences using this pattern of series of adjectives. ARTICLES Demonstratives possessives NUMERAL a. Ordinal b. Cardinal DESCRIPTIVE Noun modified Other words Quality Size / in the sentence Shape Age Color Noun used as adjective The long slender crystal-clear raindrops fell. Two chubby four-year old nursery pupils came running.
- 7. Construct sensible sentences using this pattern of series of adjectives. ARTICLES Demonstratives possessives NUMERAL a. Ordinal b. Cardinal DESCRIPTIVE Noun modified Other words Quality Size / in the sentence Shape Age Color Noun used as adjective The long slender crystal-clear raindrops fell. Two chubby four-year old nursery pupils came running.