UP Board Solutions for Class 11 English Grammar Chapter 4
UP Board Solutions for Class 11 English Grammar Chapter 4 Syntax
These Solutions are part of UP Board Solutions for Class 11 English. Here we have given UP Board Solutions for Class 11 English Grammar Chapter 4 Syntax.
Exercise 1
1. Trouser = trousers,
2. month’s = month’s,
3. rupees = rupee,
4. was = were,
5. are = is,
6. spectacle = spectacles,
7. furnitures = pieces of furniture,
8. fishes = fish,
9. Sadhna = Sadhna’s
10. Mohan’s sister’s song = song of Mohan’s sister,
11. house is = houses are,
12. are = is,
13. dozens = dozen,
14. informations = information or items of information,
15. furnitures = pieces of furniture,
16. a black shoe = a pair of black shoes,
17. hundreds = hundred,
18. have = has,
19. sceneries = scenery, are = is,
20. table’s leg = leg of table.
Exercise 2
1. Their = his,
2. myself = I,
3. whom = who,
4. he = one,
5. either = any,
6. whom = who,
7. their = his,
8. I = me,
9. his = one’s,
10. were = was,
11. their = his/her, uniforms = uniform,
12. are = is, their = her,
13. that = whom,
14. absents = absents himself,
15. I = me,
16. other = another,
17. Everyone = Each,
18. are = is,
19. whom = who,
20. are = am.
Exercise 3
1. latest = last,
2. Remove ‘more’,
3. than = to,
4. any newspaper = all newspapers,
5. the best = better,
6. The great Ashoka = Ashoka the great,
7. last = latest,
8. than = to that,
9. Haldwani = than that of Haldwani,
10. than = to,
11. than = to,
12. much = very,
13. latter = later,
14. seven days = seventh day,
15. the two first = the first two,
16. a = the,
17. any = any other,
18. more = the most,
19. little = the little,
20. whole = the whole.
Exercise 4
1. will again = again
2. were = was,
3. are = is,
4. are = is,
5. has written = wrote,
6. If you will run = If you run,
7. is reading = has been reading,
8. has = have,
9. has = have,
10. has = have,
11. are = is,
12. shall = should,
13. tomorrow = the next day,
14. was = is
15. am = have been
16. have been = are,
17. have = has,
18. did = had done,
19. did he fail = he failed,
20. have = has, their = his,
21. are = is.
Exercise 5
1. has been not = has not been,
2. only wrote = wrote only,
3. not to copy = to copy,
4. too = very,
5. than = but.
6. enough low = low enough,
7. too = very,
8. too = extremely.
9. chiefly wrote = wrote = wrote chiefly,
10. than = but,
11. have taught = have not taught,
12. comes late often = often comes late,
13. golden always = always golden,
14. easily walks = walks easily,
15. too = extremely,
16. fainted = almost fainted,
17. earnestly to end में लिखे,
18. no any = no,
19. Firstly = first,
Exercise 6
1. on a violin = the violin,
2. Earth = The earth,
3. a = an,
4. Darkest = The darkest,
5. a = an,
6. is = is a,
7. The both = Both the
8. The gold = Gold,
9. Kalidas = The Kalidas,
10. Ganges = The Ganges,
11. The man = Man
12. an = a
13. White cat = a white cat,
14. The carriage = carriage,
15. a beautiful = beautiful.
Exercise 7
1. Moon = The moon,
2. map = a map,
3. Peacock = The peacock,
4. best = the best, is sold = are sold,
5. easy = an easy,
6. in = of,
7. such a = so,
8. at early = at an early,
9. The last = Last,
10. scholar = a scholar,
11. a valuable = valuable.
Exercise 8
1. does not come = comes
2. then = there,
3. then = at that time,
4. then = when
5. but = yet,
6. or = nor,
7. do not request = request,
8. then = when,
9. only I was not fined but punished also = I was not only fined but also punished.
10. Lions are both found in Asia and in Africa = Lions are found in both Asia and Africa.
11. then = when,
12. but = but also,
13. Both teachers as well as students = Teachers as well students both
14. Your are either a fool or a wicked.
15. My friend will give me either a book or some money.
Exercise 9
1. at = to,
2. in = for,
3. on = at,
4. behind = after,
5. with = beside,
6. from Monday = since Monday,
7. on upon,
8. I go on Sunday to temple.
9. with = to,
10. in = on,
11. before = to, of = for,
12. with = in.
Exercise 10
1. of,
2. at,
3. between,
4. till,
5. at,
6. since,
7. into,
8. of,
9. to,
10. to, for,
11. with,
12. with,
13. of
14. from, till.
Exercise 11
1. not to tell = not tell,
2. to weep = weep,
3. to invited = to be invited,
4. to pass = to have passed,
5. to break = to have broken,
6. ought obey = ought to obey,
7. to prosper and to progress = to prosper and progress,
8. to sleep = sleep,
9. to see = to have seen,
10. to have gone = to go,
11. to immediately go = to go immediately,
12. need not to come = need not come.
Exercise 12
1. to play = playing
2. to go = going,
3. to talk = from talking,
4. to walk = of walking ,
5. to win = in winning,
6. Reading of = The reading of,
7. friend = friend’s,
8. to get= of getting,
9. Hunting = The hunting,
10. Time = the time
11. at = to,
12. to go for to see = to see,
13. playing of = playing, studying of = studying.
Exercise 13
1. Being = He being,
2. retiring = ‘retired,
3. Being = It being
4. Eating = Having eaten,
5. Playing = While playing,
6. tiring = tired,
7. defeating = defeated,
8. Reading = While reading,
9. Being = It being
10. The information of murder having got, he was arrested.
11. Going = While going, 12. killed = Having killed.
Exercise 14
1. Have you not done your home task yet ?
2. Four and four make eight.
3. Mary has been working in this office for six years.
4. If she works hard, she will win.
5. The sun rises in the east.
6. No nook or corner was left unsecured.
7. He has bought costly furniture.
8. This washing powder is superior than that.
9. A university degree is no guarantee for a job.
10. One must do one’s duty.
11. I like the idea.
12. He wrote the best novel.
13. I wrote a letter to my father a month ago.
14. He is eligible for the post.
15. Bread and butter is his chief food.
16. You, he and I are good friends.
17. The sun rises in the east.
18. This question is easier of the two.
19. Milk is preferable to tea.
20. Of the two boys Ramesh was more brave.
21. The school will remain closed for a week.
22. You will fail unless you work hard.
23. Tulsidas is one of the greatest poets in Hindi.
24. Do not make a noise.
25. I have slept soundly.
