Language Study (4 marks)B1. Do as directed : (3)(1) I can teach four languages including French. (Choose the correct option replacing the modal auxiliary showing ‘compulsion.’) (1)(i) I should teach four languages including French.(ii) I may teach fo…

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Q.1 (B) Language Study (4 marks) B1. Do as directed : (3) (1) I can teach four languages including French. (Choose the correct option replacing the modal auxiliary showing ‘compulsion.’) (1) (i) I should teach four languages including French. (ii) I may teach four languages including French. (iii) I must teach four languages including French. (iv) I will teach four languages including French. (2) Netra is always interested in school excursions. (Choose the correct Rhetorical question form of the sentence from the given options.) (1) (i) Hasn’t Netra always been interested in school excursions? (ii) Is Netra always interested in school excursions? (iii) Was Netra always interested in school excursions? (iv) Isn’t Netra always interested in school excursions? (3) There are many people who have a desire to speak ‘correct’ English. (Choose the correct simple sentence form of the sentence from the options given below.) (1) (i) There are many people who had a desire to speak ‘Correct’ English. (ii) Many people have a desire to speak ‘Correct’ English. (iii) Very few people had a desire to speak ‘Correct’ English. (iv) Some people will have a desire to speak ‘Correct’ English. B2. Spot the error and rewrite the correct sentence : (1) English movies has entertained the world.

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Answer: B1 — (1) (iii), (2) (iv), (3) (ii); B2 — English movies have entertained the world. B1. (1) (iii) I must teach four languages including French. (‘Must’ expresses compulsion or obligation; ‘should’ shows advice, ‘may’ possibility and ‘will’ future.) (2) (iv) Isn’t Netra always interested in school excursions? (A rhetorical question of a positive statement is a negative question in the same tense; ‘is’ becomes ‘Isn’t’.) (3) (ii) Many people have a desire to speak ‘Correct’ English. (The relative clause ‘who have …’ is removed, leaving one subject and one finite verb, so the sentence becomes simple without changing the meaning or tense.) B2. English movies have entertained the world. (The subject ‘movies’ is plural, so the verb must be ‘have’, not ‘has’.)

Language Study (4 marks)B1. Do as directed : (3)(1) I can teach four languages including French. (Choose the correct option replacing the modal auxiliary showing ‘compulsion.’) (1)(i) I should teach four languages including French.(ii) I may teach fo…

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