Love for Animals
Chapter 1
Comprehension:
- Answer the following questions in complete sentences
a) Who formed ‘Animal Lovers”?
Answer: Barun formed ‘Animals Lover”.
b) Who are the members of ‘Animal Lovers”?
Answer: The members of his organization are trained vets, animal activist, volunteers and children.
c) When is Barun grief-stricken?
Answer: Barun grief-stricken whenever he hears the whimpering of almost puppy.
d) How does every member of Barun’s organization take care of street dogs?
Answer: Every member of Barun’s organization brings dogs from steets and takes care of their food, medicines and vaccination.
e) What do they do to quench the thirst of creature’s during summer?
Answer: They offer grains on their rooftops or balconies for birds to quence the thirst of creatures during summer.
f) Which animals were the sufferers during that flood?
Answer: A large number of rhinos, deer and elephants the suffers during that flood.
2. What animals have the members of ‘Animal Lovers’ adopted till now
Answer:
3) How do the volunteers and animal activists take care of the animals daily?
Answer:
4) Name the animals which have the following cries.
Bark, chatter, coo, roar, trumpet, neigh, mew, croak, howl, caw,
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5) Write the antonyms of the following.
Love, old, heavy, wild, correct, worst, distressed, inappropriately, famous, impressive, praise, big, clean, protect.
Pronoun
A pronoun is a word used instead of a noun.
Example:
Rita is a beautiful girl. She is also very intelligent.
(We have used she in place of Rita. So she is called a pronoun.)
There are different kinds of pronouns:
- Personal Pronoun
- Reflexive pronoun
- Emphatic pronoun
- Demonstrative pronoun
- Indefinite pronoun
- Distributive pronoun
- Reciprocal pronoun
- Interrogative pronoun
- Relative pronoun
- Personal pronouns
Personal Pronouns are those pronouns which stand for what are called the three persons in English grammar (first persons, second persons and third persons).
Different forms of personal pronouns with examples:Examples:
(i) I am a player. (xiii) Give me a red pan.
(ii) This is my book. (xiv)This book is mine.
(iii) We are students. (xv)Will you come with us.
(iv) That is our village. (xvi)This garden is ours.
(v) You are a good debater. (Xvii) that is your frock.
(vi)This ribbon is yours. (xviii)He is a famous swimmer.
(vii)I want to meet him. (xix)It is his bicycle.
(viii)She is a popular choreographer. (xx)They really need her help.
(ix)That doll is hers. (xxi)It is a box.
(x)The cow fell and broke its one leg (xxii) they are good athletes. (xxiii) that is their house (xi)my elder sister knew them
(xii)This building is also theirs.
- Reflesive pronouns
When the subject or the object refers to the same person or thing, we use reflexive pronouns.
Singular
I-Myself
You-Yourself
He-Himself
She-Herself
It-Itself
Plural
We- Ourselves
You-Yourselves
They-Themselves
Author By- Arup Koch