ENGLISH REVISION GRADE 6-IMPORTANT

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1. Rearrange the following words or phrases to make meaningful sentences.

(a)   Ramesh/the park/a boy/met/one day/in

(b)   (b) was/old/young boy/seven years/the/only

(c)   asked/the nearest/he/bookstore/about/him

(d)   wanted/buy/he/to/books/a few

(e)   book / care / must be / with / a borrowed / treated

(f)    back / and returned / farm / I went / to the / stick / with a

(g)   democracy / is very / important / of press/ in a / freedom

2. Change the voice of the following sentences.

(a)   The children are going to water the plants.

(b)   The manager praised the employees for their hard work.

(c)   People speak English all over the world.

(d)   The postman delivers the letters every morning.

(e)   The mechanic repaired my car yesterday.

(f)    Will they announce the results tomorrow?

(g)   The children are singing a song.

(h)   Had he finished the homework before dinner?

(i)    Have they finished the work?

3. Complete the following sentences using the word given in the bracket.

(a)   We will start the picnic ____________. (when)

(b)   ____________, I met my friend. (while)

(c)   I cannot open the gift ____________. (until)

(d)   He smiled ____________. (although)

(e)   They went out to play ____________. (even though)

(f)    ____________, the train had already left. (When)

(g)   You can watch TV ____________. (if)

(h)   I stayed late at the library ____________. (because)

(i)    ____________, they completed the project. (though)

4. There is an error in each of the sentences given below. Identify the error and supply the correct word for it.

                                                                                                                          INCORRECT                   CORRECT

(a) He is so weak because he cannot lift the box.                             ____________          ___________

(b) They waited outside until the bus arrive.                                       ____________         _____________

(c) I will not leave this place until you told me the truth.                  ______________     -____________

(d) Both Riya as well as Priya are absent today.                                   ______________     -____________

(e) Either you must apologise nor leave the class.                              ______________     ____________

(f) Not only the players but also the coach were happy.                   ______________     ____________

(g) She is so intelligent because everyone admires her.                     ______________     ____________

(h) I will not leave this place until you told me the truth.                  ______________     ____________

5. Turn the following sentences into indirect speech.

a)     The mother said, "Close the door."

b)     He asked, "Where are you going?"

c)     She said, "I have completed my project."

d)     The officer said, "We will inspect the area tomorrow."

e)     Rahul said, "I am feeling unwell today."

f)      The teacher said, "Honesty is the best policy."

g)     Ravi said, "Don’t forget to bring your books tomorrow."

h)     The scientist explained, "Water freezes at 0°C."

i)      The principal said, "All students must attend the assembly."

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