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Language Study (Non-Textual Grammar) (4 marks)B1. Do as directed : (3)(1) Gitesh is one of the best football players in the college. (Choose the correct alternative from the given options showing the correct transformation in Positive Degree and rewr…

Q.1 (B) Language Study (Non-Textual Grammar) (4 marks)

B1. Do as directed : (3)

(1) Gitesh is one of the best football players in the college. (Choose the correct alternative from the given options showing the correct transformation in Positive Degree and rewrite) (1)
(a) No other football player in the college is as good as Gitesh.
(b) Very few football players in the college are as better as Gitesh.
(c) No other football player in the college is as best as Gitesh.
(d) Very few football players in the college are as good as Gitesh.

(2) No sooner does Rohit Sharma enter the ground than he gets a warm welcome. (Choose the correct alternative from the given options showing the correct use of ‘as soon as’ and rewrite) (1)
(a) As soon as Rohit Sharma had entered the ground, he gets a warm welcome.
(b) As soon as Rohit Sharma have entered the ground, he gets a warm welcome.
(c) As soon as Rohit Sharma enters the ground, he gets a warm welcome.
(d) As soon as Rohit Sharma will enter the ground, he gets a warm welcome.

(3) Swarali said to her mother, “Did you like my sketch?” (Choose the correct alternative from the given options showing the ‘indirect speech’ form of the given sentence.) (1)
(a) Swarali told her mother that she liked her sketch.
(b) Swarali told her mother if she liked her sketch.
(c) Swarali asked her mother that she has liked her sketch.
(d) Swarali asked her mother if she had liked her sketch.

B2. Spot the error and rewrite the correct sentence : (1) We did not attended the party last night.

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Answer: B1 — (1) (d), (2) (c), (3) (d); B2 — We did not attend the party last night.

B1. (1) (d) Very few football players in the college are as good as Gitesh. ‘One of the best’ (superlative) becomes ‘Very few ... as good as’ in the positive degree; ‘No other ...’ would be used only for ‘the best’.
(2) (c) As soon as Rohit Sharma enters the ground, he gets a warm welcome. The tense of the original (simple present) is kept.
(3) (d) Swarali asked her mother if she had liked her sketch. A yes/no question takes ‘asked ... if’, and the simple past ‘did like’ changes to the past perfect ‘had liked’.

B2. Error : ‘attended’. After the auxiliary ‘did’ we use the base form of the verb.
Correct sentence : We did not attend the party last night.

Doubtly AI · 27 Oct 2026 AI-generated · not yet verified Report
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