English Medium - SSC - English Language Study Sets (HL)
Section I: Language Study
March 2020
Q.1. (A) A1. Do as Directed (Any four) (4 marks)
(1) Write two compound words of your own.
(2) Pick
out the gerund from the following sentence:
This attitude of taking destroys
families.
(3) Punctuate
the following sentence:
after all he doesnt pay me
(4) Form two present participles in which the last letter is doubled.
(5) Complete
the word chain of verbs:
Examine, e...……..., …………..., ………...,
………….
A2. Do as Directed: - (Any two) (4 marks)
(1)
Change
the following sentences into indirect speech:
Robert asked, “Joan, how old
are you?” “I am 13 years old,” she replied.
(2)
Make
sentences of your own to show the difference in homophones:
feet:
feat:
(3)
Rewrite
the sentences in present perfect tense:
I had been working for Anil
for almost a month.
(B) Do as Directed (Any one) (2marks)
(1) Begin the
sentences with “No sooner ________”
As soon as the thief escaped,
the family informed the police.
(2) Change the
following sentence into positive and comparative degree:
It is one of the best
decisions I have ever made.
NOVEMBER 2020
Q.1. (A) A1. Do as Directed (Any four) (4 marks)
(1) Make a meaningful sentence of your own using the following phrase: ‘drop out’
(2) Pick out the
present participle from the following sentence:
His eyes were shining.
(3) Fill in the blank
with the proper form of the verb given in the bracket:
Either of the two ………………………… guilty.
(is/are)
(4) Form past participle in which the last letter is doubled.
(5) Complete the word
chain of adjectives:
Small, l…...……..., …………..., ………...,
………….
A2. Do as Directed: - (Any two) (4 marks)
(1) Begin the
following sentence with: Our inaction …….
Children are questioning our inaction.
(2) Make two sentences
of your own to show the difference of Homograph:
‘fine’
(3) Change the
following sentence into indirect speech:
“Are you still hungry?” I asked her. She said,
“Yes, I am.”
(B) Do as Directed (Any one) (2marks)
(1) Pick out the modal
auxiliary and state its function:
Lack of rain could cause
drought.
(2) Make two sentences
by using the given word as a noun and as a verb without changing its form:
Water
March 2022
Q.1.
(A) A1. Do as Directed: - (Any four) (4 marks)
(1) Punctuate the
following sentence:
(2) Find out four hidden words having at least four letters from the given word: Proclamation
(3) Spot the error and
rewrite the correct sentence:
All the great religions teaches us to care
for our children.
(4) Arrange the
following words in alphabetical order:
invention, indisputable, interactions,
inquisitive
(5) Complete the word
chain of verbs:
Call, ...……..., …………..., …………...,
………….
A2. Do as Directed: - (Any two) (4 marks)
(1)
Prepare
the word register of four words related to the given word:
‘MUSIC’.
(2)
Dr.
Kalam’s own life was nourished by multiple faiths.
(Begin
the sentence with ‘Multiple faiths……’)
(3)
Rewrite
the sentence by using ‘Nho sooner……...than’)
As soon as we went
to a rocky beach, we saw the spread of majestic ocean.
(B) Do as Directed (Any one) (2marks)
(1) Pick out the modal
auxiliary and state its function.
Could I use your
computer for surfing net?
(2) Name and identify the
subordinate clause:
(3) When we were designing
the first Macintosh Computer, it all came back to me.
JULY 2022
Q.1. (A) A1. Do as Directed: - (Any four) (4 marks)
(1)
Identify
the type of sentence based on its function:
Take what you please.
(2)
Spot
the error in the following sentence and rewrite with its correction:
He run very fast.
(3)
Pick
out the participle from the given sentence:
I don't like frightening stories.
(4)
Use
the given phrase in a meaningful sentence of your own:
to look forward.
(5)
Complete
the word chain of Noun:
Strength, ……., ……., ……., …….
A2. Do as Directed: - (Any two) (4
marks)
(1) Rewrite the
following sentence into indirect narration/speech:
(a)
“You
are not tone – deaf” he said to me.
(b) “I made some money
yesterday” he said.
(2) Rewrite the given
sentence using ‘not only ……. but also’:
The state parties are responsible for
identifying and nominating new sites.
(3)
Identify
the tense of the underlined verb and rewrite the sentence in present continuous tense.
Life hits you in the head.
(B) Do as Directed (Any one) (2marks)
(1) Change the given
sentence into positive and comparative degree: (2)
The biggest challenge knocking
on the doors of human kind is fear and intolerance.
(2) Use the given word
as it is a noun as well as a verb in two different sentences:
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