SECTION 1: LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT - UNIT 15: WAR AND PEACE (Shall there be Peace?)

ANSWER:

Declare (v)
Steady or constant (iv)
Generous or forgiving (i)
Crush (x)
Huge (vii)
Unavoidable (ix)
Dreadful (iii)
Distress (ii)
Upcoming (vi)
Pitiless (viii)

ANSWER

The soldiers suffer appalling injuries during the attack.
She is sanguine about prospects for the economic development of the country.
Innocent people get unexpected slaughter in the war.
The crowd laughed at the absurdity of the singer’s behaviour.
The intellectuals should be worried about the horror and futility of war.
He sensed her reluctance to continue the work.
They bestir themselves at the first light of morning.

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ANSWER:

The children are playing now.
SUBJECT + VERB + ADVERBIAL (Adjunct)
Srijana will be reading a story.
SUBJECT + VERB + OBJECT
Bimala is a very beautiful girl.
SUBJECT+ VERB (be) + COMPLIMENT
She usually wears glasses.
SUBJECT + ADVERBIAL + VERB + OBJECT
They elected him President.
SUBJECT + VERB + OBJECT + COMPLEMENT
Rabin is laughing.
SUBJECT + VERB
He has a big house in Butwal.
SUBJECT + COMPLEMENT + ADVERBIAL
The man who lives next door is a professor.
SUBJECT + COMPLEMENT (RELATIVE CLAUSE)
Her uncle has been living in Kathmandu for fifteen years.
SUBJECT + VERB + ADVERBIAL + ADVERBIAL
The girl with long hair asked me a question last week.
SUBJECT + COMPLIMENT + VERB + OBJECT (indirect) + OBJECT (direct) + ADVERBIAL

Sources :

https://www.subodhbhattarai.com/search/label/BBS%201ST%20YEAR%20-%20TU

English . (2020). Sanothimi, Bhaktapur: Government of Nepal: Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Curriculam Development Centre.

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