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Class 12 English book chapter 10 | Career Opportunities | Grammar Exercise Solution |CONDITIONAL SENTENCE?   Grammar: CONDITIONAL SENTENCE? It has  two parts or clauses: It starts with if statement First Case: Zero Conditional Use of Present Tense in both clauses When we talk about generally true Structure: If+S+v1/v5,S+ v1/v5+O. Example: If it rains, I wear a raincoat to reach my office. 2nd Case: FIRST CONDITIONAL: Use of prsent tense and future When we talk about probability in future. Structure: If+ S+v1/v5,S+will/shall+v1+O Example: If I find my book, I will start reading it. 3rd Case: Simple Past…

Class 12 English | Unit 9: Ecology and Environment Grammar Exercise Solution with Rule Explanation Topic: Reported Speech (Indirect Speech) Before we solve the grammar exercises, let’s review the rules of Reported Speech in a clear and student-friendly way. 📘 Reported Speech (Indirect Speech): Easy Rules, Clear Charts & Smart Examples Reported Speech—also called Indirect Speech—is used when we repeat someone’s message without using their exact words.This guide explains every rule with examples, charts, and tips to help Class 12 students prepare for exams. 🌟 What Is Reported Speech? Reported Speech means expressing other people’s words in your own way.…

Class 12 C English | Unit: 8 | Human Culture | Land of plenty | Grammar Exercise Solution Grammar Rules: Comparative and Superlative Adjectives 🔹 Comparative Adjectives Comparative adjectives show the difference between two things or people. Structure: Subject + verb + comparative adjective + than + object How to use: Use “-er” or “more” depending on the adjective. Use “than” to compare two things. ✅ Examples: This road is wider than that one. My phone is cheaper than yours. His car goes faster than mine. She is more careful than her brother. I like tea better than coffee. (irregular)…

Class 12 C English | Unit: 7 | Humour | Grammar Exercise Solution Grammar Rules and Exercise Solution Position of Frequency Adverbs (e.g. always, often, never, usually, sometimes, rarely, seldom, ever, frequently, etc.) 1. Before the Main Verb Structure: Subject + Adverb + Main Verb Examples: She usually walks to school. They often play football in the evening. We rarely watch TV at night. He never eats junk food. 2. After the Verb “Be” Structure: Subject + Be (am/is/are) + Adverb + Complement Examples: I am always happy to help. He is sometimes tired after work. They are often late…

Class 12 C English|  Unit: 6 | Money and Economy | QR Code| Grammar  Exercise Solution   Grammar  Exercise Solution   A. Look at the following questions and say what type of questions they are. a. Do you like this country? Ans: Choice question b. Where is she from? Ans: Wh question c. How many eggs do we need for this cake? Ans:Wh question d. Whose children are playing in the yard? Ans:Wh question e. Does she like ice cream or sweets? Ans: Yes/no question f. She sent him an invitation, didn’t she? Ans: Question tag g. Could you tell…

Class 11 Computer Science Note/Neb New Course: Concept of Programming language Concept of programming language Special cod or symbol which are used to develop a program, is known as programming language. Programming language helps us to make a common platform for developing programmers or application in a computer. The process of writing a program is known as programming or coding. Types of programming languages are low level programming language: low level languages are closer to the language that the computer internally uses itself. machine languages and assembly language belong to this      category machine language : machine language is the…

Class 11 Computer Science Note/Neb New Course Computer science Chapter-1       Computer system very short questions define the term computer. ans. a computer is an electronic device that takes input from the user, process it and gives meaningful output . define the term hardware, software and firmware. ans. hardware is the collection of physical components that make up a computer software is the component of computer which do not have a material from, such as programs, data, proctors, etc. a set of micro instructions stored in a chip is called firmware. what is memory? ans. memory is a storage…

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Connectives Connectives:Grammar Exercise Solution (Page 41 from Book) /Class 12 C English/Unit: 5 | Education | A Story of My Childhood/ Connectives A. Study the following sentences and underline the connectives. Although she spoke very fast, I understood what she meant to say. In spite of her hard labour, she failed her exam. Though he had all the required qualifications, he did not get the job. Despite having all the qualifications, he did not get the job. B. Join the following pairs of sentences twice, using although/though/even though and despite/in spite of as in the example. Example: Nepali people…