26. His
friends assembled. They offered him their congratulations upon his safe return.
Everybody
was comfortably seated. He described all his adventures.
27. The
thieves poisoned the dog. He had brought it from England/He had trained it
carefully
to protect his property.
28.
Vultures appeared one after another. They were wheeling round and round. They
were
descending towards the spot. They had cruel beaks and talons.
29. The
room was covered with blood. It stained the walls and ceiling. It darkened the
floor. It
flowed in a stream under the door. It stood in puddles everywhere.
30. The
house had been pulled down. Another had been built in its place. It was
difficult
to identify
the exact spot.
31. He
earned the hatred of all good men. He incited youths to crime. He furnished
them
with
means. He himself kept safely out of the way in time of danger.
32. He
copied from the next boy. This was a mean and dishonest action. It brought
disgrace
upon him. He was punished for it.
33. He had
not sufficient courage. He could not face the opposition of his caste fellows.
He could
not go away from his native place to begin life afresh.
34.
Rabindranath Tagore founded Shantiniketan. He was a Nobel laureate. He was the
author of
the national anthem.
35. He
could not finish his work. He had no opportunity. He could not do much of it in
fact. He
was very often ill. He was frequently absent.
36. The
criminal was a man of his own caste. He was an ungrateful and incorrigible
wretch. He
had often helped him.
37. He
went for a walk one day. He saw a wounded bird. He picked it up. He brought
it home.
He carefully tended it for some time. It completely recovered. This gave him
great joy.
38. I knew
a boy at school. He is now famous as a soldier. He is known to the tribesmen
as the
“Sleepless One”. He is greatly feared by them.
39. The
water had boiled. The tea was made. The food was ready, The table was spread.
They sat
down to eat and drink.
40. He deserves
my thanks. He found my purse. He returned it to me. He took nothing
out of it.
41. I saw
a dog. It had three legs. It had only one ear. It was a terrier. It was a well
bred
little
animal.
42. He
must clean all the silver. He must put it away. He must lock it up. He must
bring
me the key
of the box. These were my orders to him.
43. The
horse had many of the points of a racer. It had slim legs. It had high withers.
It
had
powerful quarters. It had a tremendous stride.
44. He was
a great statesman. He had worked well for his country. He was very popular.
He was
awarded the title of “Bharat Ratna”.
45. Wood
was collected. Camp fires were lighted. Food was cooked. Food was eaten.
The army
lay down to sleep.
46. He
alienated his friends. His conduct was disgraceful. He was put in goal.
47. Rama
had a wide knowledge of the business. Krishna had the necessary capital. They
combined
resources. They entered into partnership.
48. Their
father had a large sum of money. He divided it equally between them by his
will. The
daughters were eagerly sought in marriage.
49. The
ground is soft and marshy. There are many frogs. Snakes abound there. They are
the
enemies of mankind.
50. His
hopes are high. His superiors are pleased with him. He is justified in hoping.
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