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DAV: Class VIII English Practice Chapter 5 Clauses and Complex Sentences

DAV: Class VIII English Practice

Chapter 5 Clauses and Complex Sentences

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Worksheet - 1

2. Read the sentences …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

(a) They stopped when the sun set.

Independent (I) : they stopped.

Dependent (D): when the sun set.

(b) There was a king who chose to live in a forest.

I: There was a king.

D: who chose to live in a forest.

(c) Tell me how you completed the work.

I: Tell me.

D: how you completed the work.

(d) The girl who was from Delhi won the crown.

I: The girl won the crown.

D: who was from Delhi.

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Worksheet - 2

2. Combine the …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

(a) A man has been given death sentence.

He had assassinated a minister.

The man who had assassinated a minister has been given death sentence.

(b) A cricketer has been banned from playing.

He had fixed a match.

Ans.: The cricketer who had fixed a match has been banned from playing.

(c) A social activist has got an award.

He works for spreading literacy.

Ans.: The social activist who works for spreading literacy has got an award.

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Worksheet - 3

1. Complete the …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Delhi, which is called the heart of India, is considered to be an amazing tourist spot. The city has many monuments, some amazing shopping complexes and a few botanical gardens. It is also famous for some luxury hotels which are known for their hospitality. The Delhi Palace, which is situated on the right bank of the Yamuna river, is one such hotel. Mr Mehta, who built this hotel forty years back, attributes its success to his staff that is highly dedicated and efficient and to his son, who is an epitome of professionalism. His son, whose reputation for being an excellent manager is widespread, looks after the hotel arrangements himself now. The guests whom he treats like his family members, speak volumes of his hospitality. Amit Ghosh, who once stayed in this hotel, calls it the next best place to home. The river that flows by the hotel carries in itself numerous flowers whose fragrance floats in the air the whole day.

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Worksheet - 4

1. Read the following …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

(a) She thought that she was safe there.

Main clause: She thought.

Subordinate clause: that she was safe there.

(b) The tape proved that the man had stolen the cash.

Main clause: The tape proved.

Subordinate clause: that the man had stolen the cash.

(c) I think that you need to meditate.

Main clause: I think.

Subordinate clause: that you need to meditate.

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2. Rewrite the …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

(a) I/believe/you/should/succeed. (that) 

I believe that you should succeed.

(b) he/will lose the college election/is certain. (that)

Ans.: That he will lose the college election is certain.

(c) she/says/her/uncle/is unwell. (that)

Ans.: She says that her uncle is unwell.

(d) law/should/punish/is guilty. (whosoever)

Ans.: Law should punish whosoever is guilty.

(e) I don't know/I shall return. (when)

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2. Complete the …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

(a) Put this table where you are lying.

(b) I shall meet you if time permits.

(c) It was dark when they reached home.

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Worksheet - 6

1. Read the following sentences …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

(a) It was characteristic of her that she chose the latter.

M.C. : It was characteristic of her

S.C. : that she chose the latter

(b) As she reached her eighth grade, Kalpana first gave vent to her resolve when she proclaimed that engineering was going to be her vocation.

M.C.: Kalpana first gave vent to her resolve

S.C.: As she reached her eighth grade

S.C.: when she proclaimed

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DO IT YOURSELF

1. Identify the main …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.: Main clauses have been underlined and made bold.

If you are patient, you may be able to watch a cricket chirping. If it is dark outside, carry a torchListen carefully so that you know where to look. While the cricket is chirping, walk slowly towards himIt will be a male because only a full grown male cricket can chirp. Stop when he stops chirping. Move closer when he begins again. After several stops, you may be able to get close enough to see him.

2. Combine the …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

(a) The monsoons failed miserably. Most of the states were hit by a severe drought. (because)

Ans.: Most of the states were hit by a severe drought because the monsoons had failed miserably.

(b) I went to a Gujarati restaurant. My friend had suggested it. (which)

Ans.: I went to the Gujarati restaurant which my friend had suggested.

(c) He read my letter. He called me up. (After)

Ans.: After he had read my letter, he called me up.

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Unknown said…
Thx for this. But can you please post the remaining part?
Unknown said…
Yes please post the remaining part
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The remaining part is not for free. You can buy it.

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