CLASS 11 CBSE GRAMMAR

 1. Rearrange the following words/phrases into meaningful sentences. (1×2 = 2)

  (a) communicate with/sign language/we use/impaired/the hearing/to 

(b) by Henry Ford/produced/petrol driven/the first/motor car/was  


2. Transform the following sentences in other forms as given brackets.

 Sense of the sentences must not be changed.  (1×4=4) 

 (a) David plays the piano – he started when he was seven years old. (use ‘since’) 

(b) It’s possible that Shivam will not be here next week, (use ‘might not’)

 (c) We’ve got no money, (use ‘any’)

 (d) I went out and it was raining, (use ‘when’) 

3 The following passage has not been edited.  There is one error in each line. Write the incorrect word and the correction against the correct blank number. The first one is done as an example. 

You are very trusting with my servant.The local  e.g My _________Your 

Grain merchant warns me one day.                   a.________         _______ 

You shall lock up your house when you            b._______           ______ 

Go out and let the boy sleeps elsewhere.           c._______           _______

 some of this boy turn out to be thieves.             d.______            ______ 

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