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    *ED-971*

    ED-971
    Bachelor of Business Administration
    1st Semester Examination, March-April 2021

    ENGLISH
    (101)

    Time : Three Hours] [Maximum Marks : 90


    [Minimum Pass Marks : 32
    Note : Answer all questions. The figures in the right-
    hand margin indicate marks.

    1. (a) Rewrite the senternce in suitable tense


    with the verbs given in brackets : (any
    eight) 1×8
    (i) She (go) to school everyday.
    (ii) The baby (cry) because it is hungry
    now.
    (iii) You (wait) long for me ?
    (iv) He (work) in the Post Office for
    twenty years.
    (v) I (wait) here for her since Seven
    O’Clock but she (not come) yet.

    DRG_51_(7) (Turn Over)


    (2)

    (vi) They (come) here a month ago.


    (vii) Our servant (leave) us a few days
    ago.
    (viii)The Sun (shine) when we went out.
    (ix) He (live) in England since 1970.
    (x) I hope it (stop) raining by Five
    O’Clock.

    (b) Fill in the blanks with suitable modals : 5


    (i) We ...... help the needy
    (desirability)
    (ii) You ..... have a wrist Watch, if you
    do well in the examination (future
    promise).
    (iii) You ...... leave the office early
    today. (permission)
    (iv) There is no other offer. I ......
    accept the job (compulsion).
    (v) They ...... gladly accept the offer
    (willingness)
    (c) Combine the following sentences using
    gerund/infinitive : 3
    (i) You must admit.
    You copied in the examination.
    (ii) He hates.
    He does not like to meet people.

    DRG_51_(7) (Continued)
    (3)

    (iii) Forgive me.


    I had to ring up so early.
    (d) Combine the following sentences : 2
    (i) The rain stopped.
    The game resumed.
    (ii) Indian temples are adorned with
    sculptures.
    Indian temples are adorned with
    paintings.

    2. Do as directed :
    (a) Add relatives where needed (Rewrite the
    whole sentences) : 5
    (i) The man ...... I gave the book to has
    died.
    (ii) The policeman ...... helmet you
    knocked off is at the door.
    (iii) The house ...... they are looking at is
    my house.
    (iv) Buy it back from the man ...... you
    sold it to.
    (v) People ...... live in glass houses
    shouldn’t throw stones.

    DRG_51_(7) (Turn Over)


    (4)

    (b) Combine the following sentences using


    ‘but’, or, ‘either or’, ‘neither nor’,
    otherwise, or else : 10
    (i) I am in the right.
    You are in the wrong.
    (ii) I do not want any property.
    I do not want any riches.
    (iii) He must work. He will starve.
    (iv) You will have to invite him.
    He will not come.
    (v) Pay your bills in time.
    Your electricity will be cut off.
    (c) Do as directed : 3
    (i) The teacher walked in.
    The children greeted her. (combine
    using no-sooner than)
    (ii) I received her call.
    I left for her place. (combine using
    as soon as)
    (iii) The car will keep running.
    You will have to take good care
    of it. (combine using as long as)

    DRG_51_(7) (Continued)
    (5)

    3. (a) Combine the following sentences into


    simple sentences : 6
    (i) I insisted. I must see the certificate.
    (ii) He admitted. He had taken the
    money.
    (iii) He regretted. He had written a rude
    letter.
    (b) Combine the following sentences into
    compound sentences : 6
    (i) She did not cheat on the test.
    It was the wrong thing to do.
    (ii) He ran out of money.
    He had to stop playing poker.
    (iii) They got there early.
    They really got good seats.

    (c) Combine the following sentences into


    complex sentences : 6
    (i) My coffee was too cold.
    I heated it on the microwave.
    (ii) She returned the computer.
    She noticed it was damaged.
    (iii) He was wealthy.
    He was unhappy.

    DRG_51_(7) (Turn Over)


    (6)

    4. (a) Change the narration (any six) : 1×6


    (i) He said, “I am learning German.”
    (ii) “You must leave the country at
    once,” said the Magistrate to the
    foreigner.
    (iii) “Where do you live ?” asked the
    stranger.
    (iv) “How many of your friends are
    coming to dinner ?” asked my wife.
    (v) “Don’t try to be clever,” said Mrs
    Verma to her servant.
    (vi) He said to me, “Please give me a
    pen.”
    (vii) He said, “Happy new year !”
    (viii)The teacher said, “The earth is
    round.”
    (b) Change the voice (any six) : 1×6
    (i) She showed the visitors the new
    baby.
    (ii) They told her to be quick.
    (iii) They gave my little sister a ticket
    too.
    (iv) Someone will read your another
    chapter next time.
    (v) People play football all over the
    world.

    DRG_51_(7) (Continued)
    (7)

    (vi) They left the wounded behind.


    (vii) Somebody must finish the work.
    (viii)A friend told me the news this
    morning.

    5. (a) Write an essay on any one of the


    following topics in about 200 words : 6
    (i) India during the Lockdown
    (ii) Social distancing
    (iii) The importance of Engligh
    (b) Write a paragraph on any one of the
    following topics in about 150 words : 6
    (i) On-line classes
    (ii) Environmental pollution
    (iii) Students and discipline
    (c) Write a letter on any one of the
    following : 6
    (i) Write a business letter to the
    Director of a software company,
    making enquiries of software that
    you require for your client.
    (ii) Write a letter to the Registrar of
    your University requesting him for
    an early declaration of the results.
    ———

    DRG_51_(7) 640

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