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Error correction exercise with answers

The following lines have some errors. Correct them. Amar, along with four of his friends, comes to this shop to drink tea almost everyday. Today is Amar’s birthday. The tea shop owner is looking forward to meet him and say, “Happy Birthday”. The tea shop …

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Grammar –Sentence joining questions with answers

  JOIN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES TO FORM ONE SINGLE SENTENCE. Set 1 Questions .. 1. I had worked very hard to score high marks in English. I scored very poorly. Ans .. Although I had worked very hard to score high marks, I scored poorly. …

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Moments -NCERT -Class 9 –The Adventures of Toto

The Adventures of Toto Think about it.  1. How does Toto come to grandfather’s private zoo? Ans .. The grandfather was an animal lover. He happened to see Toto miserably held captive by a Tonga driver. The discomfort in Toto’s face kindled pity in the …

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Rearranging jumbled paragrahs — for Bank examinations

The following news article has been sourced from The Hindu dated November 20, 2025.  The paragraphs have been jumbled. Rearrange them in the right sequence, so that a reader can make sense of the news. ————————————————————————————————————–.———— Rearrange the following jumbled paragraphs. The other four dead …

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Joining sentences

Sentence joining exercises … SET 1 Join the following sentences to make one single sentence. My mother didn’t give me  Roti. She also didn’t give me any rice. My mother gave me Roti. She didn’t give me any rice. Boiling eggs takes less than 10 …

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Beehive — NCERT-Class 9 –Kathmandu

                                              Kathmandu   Para 1.. Vikram Seth has a pronounced wanderlust that has taken him to Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. His uncle …

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Beehive- NCERT Class 9 – No Men are Foreign

No Men are Foreign Have you ever thought of some people as strange, or other countries as ‘foreign’? We have many ways of thinking of other people as different from ‘us’, as ‘them.’ ‘They’ may belong to a different country, or speak a different language. …

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