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  A 10th Grade Challenge in Editing. 13 The following passage targets errors in subject-verb agreement, verb tense, and article usage, making it an excellent practice exercise for 10th-grade students. Passage with Errors.  The summer vacation have just begun, and many students is planning to go on trips with their families. Some prefers to visit hill stations, while others enjoys going to the beach. My family have decided to visit our grandparents in the village. We hasn’t visited them in a long time, and I am really looking forward to the trip. My brother and sister was also excited as we plan to spend time helping our grandparents with the farm work and exploring the countryside. It is going to be a unforgettable experience. Errors and Corrections.  show answer The summer vacation has  just begun, and many students are planning to go on trips with their families. Some prefer  to visit hill stations, while others  enjoy  going to th...

Previous 1 to 11 Editing Links Edit the Passage 12  The school annual day was held last week, and it were a great success. The event began with the principal's speech, followed by various cultural performances by the students. Each student gives their best, and the audience was excited to see the performances. A dance performance by the 10th-grade students were  particularly well-received, and many parents appreciated it. The chief guest of the event, a famous artist, praises the students for their talent and efforts. At the end, prizes were given to the students who had excelling in academics and sports.  Errors and Corrections.  show answer The school annual day was held last week, and it was  a great success. The event began with the principal's speech, followed by various cultural performances by the students. Each student gave  their best, and the audience were  excited to see the performances. A dance performance by the 10th-grade ...

  Adverb clauses.  Adverb clauses are dependent clauses that function as adverbs within a sentence. They provide information about time, place, manner, condition, contrast, purpose, or reason. Here are detailed notes on adverb clauses: 1. Types Based on Function: Time: They indicate when something happens. Example:  After she had finished her homework, she went to bed. Place: They indicate where something happens. Example:  Wherever you go, I will follow. Manner: They describe how something happens.  Example: She sang as if she were a professional. Condition: They show under what conditions something happens.  Example: If it rains, we will stay indoors. Contrast: They show unexpected results or contrasts.  Example: Though he studied hard, he failed the exam. Purpose: They indicate the reason something is done.  Example: He works hard so that he can afford a new car. Reason: They provide the reason for an action.  Example: She stayed home ...

  Read the lesson 'A Different Kind of School' thoroughly and put the scrambled words into the correct order.  school Miss Beam's is different. Previous Next Clear

  Previous Links.  Adverb Clauses.  Noun Clauses.  Editing.  Adjective Clauses Adjective clauses , also known as relative clauses , are groups of words that function as adjectives in a sentence. They provide more information about a noun or pronoun they modify. Here are detailed notes on adjective clauses: 1. Definition: An adjective clause is a dependent clause that starts with a relative pronoun (who, whom, whose, which, that) or a relative adverb (where, when, why). 2. Function: Adjective clauses modify nouns or pronouns in the main clause, providing additional information that helps specify or describe the noun/pronoun. 3. Types: Defining (Restrictive) Clauses: Essential to the meaning of the sentence, they limit or define the noun they modify. They are not separated by commas. Example: The book that is on the table  belongs to Sarah. Non-defining (Non-restrictive) Clauses: Provide extra information about the noun but are not essential to the senten...

  Noun Clauses.  What are Noun Clauses? Noun clauses are dependent clauses that function like nouns within a sentence. They can act as subjects, objects, or complements. Structure: A noun clause typically includes: A ‘subordinating conjunction’ or a ‘relative pronoun’ (e.g., that, whether, who, what) A ‘subject’ (who or what the clause is about) A ‘predicate (what is said about the subject) Functions of Noun Clauses: 1. Subject:  ‘ What she said ’ surprised everyone. ' That he left ’ was unexpected. 2. Direct Object: I know ‘ what you did ’. She understands ‘ why he left ’. 3.Indirect Object: He told me ‘ where they went ’. I’ll give ‘ whoever finishes first ’ a prize. We told ‘ whoever was interested ’ about the event. 4. Object of a Preposition: She is concerned about ‘ whether they will come ’. They were worried about ‘ what might happen next ’. She is focused on ‘ whether she should take the job ’. 5. Subject Complement: His goal is ‘ to find out what happened ’. My b...

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  Read the poem and answer.  1. What is the main theme of the poem “Chivvy" by Michael Rosen? A) Childhood memories B) Adult authority over children C) Learning manners D) Playful interactions Correct Answer: B) Adult authority over children 2. How does the poet portray the commands given by grown-ups? A) Strict and intimidating B) Playful and humorous C) Confusing and contradictory D) Irrelevant and unnecessary Correct Answer: B) Playful and humorous ...

  Read or listen to the lesson'A Truly Beautiful Mind' and write the Test.  1) What year was Albert Einstein born? A) 1879 B) 1889 C) 1899 D) 1909 Correct Answer: A) 1879 2) Where was Albert Einstein born? A) Zurich B) Berlin C) Munich D) Ulm Correct Answer: D) Ulm 3) At what age did Einstein begin to speak? A) 2 B) 3 C) 4 D)...