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He huffed and puffed...?
- Ahalya Vedanthi, Rajole. - Shereen Imran, Kothagudem. - Venkata Reddy, Narasampet.
Q: Sir, in one of the old lessons Q: Sir, let him here / Let him be Q: Sir, could you tell me the meanings of
you said that he / she / any per- here - Please say the right one. these sentences.
son isn't followed by "recol- A: Let him be here - Correct.
lect", but in Oxford dictionary Q: He got killed / He was killed /
an example is quoted i.e., She He got murdered/ He was mur-
1. Acute = i) Severe (Bv-i) M. SURESAN
could no longer recollect the dered - Please say the difference.
Eg: i) There is an acute shortage of details of the letter. Moreover A: He got killed = He was killed. He got mur-
drinking water in that area. (Bv- "recollect" is the synonym of "recall" dered = He was murdered.
i F ) given in the dictionary - Please clarify my Q: She forgets to call you / calling you. Don't
ii) The rural areas of India are facing doubt. forget to call me / calling me. Do you for-
acute health problems. A: The verb in the sentence He could no get to call me? / calling me? Why do you 1) Blow down your house.
Acute Mild (Bv E/ Cl-) longer recollect ....... is, could recollect. forget to call me? / calling me? How do 2) Blow out your house.
2. Submerge = Cause something to be When shall, should, will, would, can, could, you forget to call me? / calling me? When
under water. (F E-T--) 3) I will huff and puff.
may, might, must, have to, has to, had to, do you forget to call me? / calling me? -
Eg: Because of heavy rains in the city, 4) The chores must be done.
etc., come before verbs, we use only the Please explain which is correct one.
most areas of Guntur are submerged. form without 's' even for he / she / it. 5) Picks the ripe corn.
A: She forgets to call you = she forgets calling
Submerge Float () 6) Waves to the neighbour.
Eg: a) He cannot sing. The verb here is, can you. The same applies to your other sen-
3. Decay = Deteriorate / cause something to sing. ('not' is not a part of the verb). 7) It should be cherished by every individual.
tences too, that is, all the other sentences in
be gradually damaged / worse / less. (C- b) She could not come here etc. (the verb that question, and also in question. 'Forget' 8) So much so.
-/ v ~-/ -- - here is 'could come'). In your sentence, and all the other verbs in the sentences 9) In no time he became skillfull in the
n -.) the verb is, could recollect, and not just above are followed by either the infinitive archery.
Eg: Standards are deteriorating in public recollect. (to go, to come. etc., or by the 'ing' form.) 10) He went to an isolated sandy corner.
life and politics. (v @N-- , -- j p-d, will, would, shall, should Q: In India most women / most of the women 11) The force of the storm swept him off the
x v- ~-h-o) N verb h, p, / the women depend on their husbands for camel.
Other Examples: tooth decay / food L verb . their living / for their livelihood - Please A: 1) Demolish your house, especially by
decay, etc. correct it. using explosives. ( -n- F
Q: He never listen to anyone - should not the
Decay Improvement (----) underlined word above be added the letter A: In India most women (= most of the
E a.)
's'. Please clarify. women) depend on their husbands for their 2) Blow out your house - No meaning for this
4. Inclined to = Tending or wanting to do
expression. You blow out (p-) a fire
something (j - - A: He never listens to anybody. - Correct. living (= livelihood) - both are correct and
or a lamp, but not a house. ( Eo
) Here the verb is, 'listens', because the sub- have the same meaning.
ject is, he. If the sentence was given as 'He
.)
Eg: During holidays most students Q: In our country the married / married
3) I will show my anger at somebody / some-
incline to be lazy. never listen to anybody' - is wrong. women don't have economic / economical
thing, by shouting / by complaining loudly
Inclined to Unwilling / be averse to Q: love marriage --o./ love independence - Please correct it.
- ( * .) When his son
marriage -C - Please explain how to A: In our country married women ('the mar-
(d- -.) failed in the exam, he huffed and puffed at
5. Mushroom = i) A fungus variety with a say in English. ried' is wrong) don't have economical inde- him. (s K~ p-E L--,
round top and a short stem (-d--) A: His / her marriage was a love marriage. pendence - Correct. *--).
ii) Increase very quickly. (N-K- J-T- 4) The boring and unpleasant work, especially
-) - K. Rajeswari, Hyderabad. household work, must be done. Chores =
Eg: The number of corporate colleges is Q: C -u-x Underline -- -- -n-- Boring and unpleasant household work that
mushrooming. (p- -- N-J---. can't be avoided. (N L-T, x--
d---x J-T---o.) 1) Youth no longer seem to be interested
E E, pE E.)
Mushroom Decrease (_) 5) Take the corn which is ripe.
in joining the banned outfit.
( o
B).
2) According to source, the two MLA's
6) Wave hands at the neighbour ( x
- N. Srinivasulu, Adoni. are learnt to have called on CM.
o--- -- --).
A: 1) No longer = Not any longer = Not any-
Q: Sir, please explain how to pronounce the But the verb in the sentence is, had been 7) Every person should treat it as dear. (vA
more ( -/ )
following underlined words in Telugu protesting - F O u verb 'had been' \ Eo v-i--C --L).
1) Flour Mill/ Wheat Flour 2) Flower 2) Call on = Visit a person ( uhE - . C had been protesting. Had been + 8) To such a degree ( ). He worked
A: Flour = The powder of any grain (). Jz-.) ing form - verb --J-T- hard all through his life, so much so, even
Flower - you know the meaning. But the Q: Mr. Krishnaiah who had been vocally ux u, u J - before sixty years of age, he looked old.
pronunciation of flour and flower is the protesting TDP president Naidu's -T, E had been + ing form . 9) Very soon he became very skilled at using
same - ( a- \.) announcement on extending reservation Eg: She had been dancing until she fainted the bow and arrow. (y- Nx, -- -
for Kapu community. who had = p % p --C. -- E- u ).
- C.V. Sivanarayana been n - ---. sen- 10) He went to a lonely corner filled with
u h C.
Q: Please explain the meanings of the follow- tence E importance N-J---. O u-E n: v- sand. (- E o J
ing words with example. A: Had been - talks of the earlier of two past -E J-yx v---Eo E-h o x--).
1) Confounding 2) Variable 3) Wonder states of being. o - -- %gu (p E hC.) 11) The storm (something like a big cyclone)
A: 1) Confound = Confuse or surprise (A- -o -u-Eo p--E 'had been' . Q: 'The respect accorded to Collector'. - made him fall from the camel (
--/ -- / a-u-) Eg: He had been in Bengaluru, before he was u-E - n N-J---. Eo - O * -C).
2) Variable = Something that keeps chang- in Vijayawada = N--- A: Accorded = i) Given (*a). -d-
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