Sandhya Thapa

Neighbours                           - Tim Winton Understanding the text Answer the following questions. a. Describe how the young couple’s house looked like. The young couple's house was small, but its high ceilings and paned windows gave it the feel of an elegant cottage. From his study window, the young man could see out over the rooftops and used car yards the Moreton Bay figs in the park where they walked their dog  b. How did the young couple identify their neighbors in the beginning of their arrival? The young couple identified their neighbours were different from the rich suburban neighbours. They were not as good as suburban because they were noisy.  The young man and woman had lived all their lives in the expansive outer suburbs where good neighbours were seldom seen and never heard. The sounds of spitting and washing and daybreak watering came as a shock. The Macedonian family shouted, ranted, scream...

 Level: BBS First Year  Compulsory English Course No. 201 Attempt all the questions Group A 1. Use the following words to complete the given sentences. 5 Which, whose, whom, which, what a. ............. cut Roshan's hair? b  .............. book is left in the class? c .............. house does he want to buy? d .................... do you think the Cowboys will hire as a placekicker? e................ was the option to clear the dues? 2. Correct the inconsistent Verb Tenses and rewrite sentences.5 1. Elizabeth Peabody was born in a school and thereafter felt destined to be a teacher. Her mother was a teacher and trains her daughters at her side. The academic life seems to suit Elizabeth, who thrived on the rigorous curriculum. 2. For my research project I first selected the subject of interest. But now I discovered that I have to limit it because I realize that I will never be able to cover it in 25 pages. Nevertheless, I am going ahead. I prepared a list of a working bib...

  Working with words A. Find the words from the text that match with the following meanings. a. Shuffling                          walking by dragging one's feet along or without lifting                                             them fully from the ground b.  Sloppy                                         drawing pictures or patterns while  thinking about  something else c. Chalkboard                                              piece of flat metal with writing on it d. percept                     ...

 1. The formula of 1) Simple Present tense                                  2)   Simple Past tense                                   3) Simple Future  2. The sentence in 1) Past Perfect                                   2) Present Perfect                                   3)  Future Perfect 3. Example of  Noun, Verb, Pronoun, Adjective, Adverb, Article 4. Make a sentence using conjuction 5. Verb Forms 6. Make an interrogative question 7. Make a declarative sentence 8. Make a negative question 10. What are vowel sounds? 11. What is grammar?