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Use-: If---------not or Unless

A)When If-sentence is negative- e.g. (Use- Unless) 1) If he does not run fast, he will miss the train. Ans- Unless he runs fast, he will miss the train. 2) If she did not catch the ball, she would be punished. Ans- Unless she caught the ball, she would be punished. 3) If you are lucky, you will not fail. Ans- Unless you are lucky, you will fail. 4) If we are not fair to any one, the world cannot be fair to us. Ans- Unless we are fair to any one, the world cannot be fair to us. 5) If you are brave, you will not fear. Ans- Unless you are brave, you will fear. 6) You are likely to be punished, if you don’t express regret. Ans- Unless you express regret, you are likely to be punished. 7) If they do not work hard, they will not win. Ans- Unless they work hard, they will not win.  Rules :- 1) Write ‘Unless’ in place of ‘If’. 2) Remove ‘not’ from ‘If-sentence’. 3) If there are two ‘not’, remove only on...

Use – Not only- - - but also / As well as

Use – Not only- - - but also / As well as e.g. 1) Ram is clever and hard worker. Ans- Ram is clever as well as hard worker. Ans- Ram is not only clever but also hard worker. 2) I and you are fortunate to see this. Ans- Not only I but also you are fortunate to see this. Ans- I as well as you am fortunate to see this. 3) He and they are ready. Ans- He as well they is ready. Ans- Not only he but also they are ready. 4) The losers are not only the women but also the entire society. Ans- The losers are the women as well as the entire society. 5) She was emotional and strong willed. Ans- She was not only emotional but also strong willed. Ans- She was emotional as well as strong willed. 6) We have Laxmi. We have Durga. Ans- We have Laxmi as well as Durga. Ans- We have not only Laxmi but also Durga. 7) They must be kept at home. They must be looked after. Ans- They must be not only kept at home but also looked after. Ans- They must be kept at home as well as looked after....

Use- - Can, Could, Be able to

e.g.(Use – be able to) 1) You can help the poor. Ans- You are able to help the poor. 2) Gangu can dance on the stage. Ans- Gangu is able to dance on stage. 3) I can run fast at any time Ans- I am able to run fast at any time. 4) Ramu could manage it. Ans- Ramu was able to manage it. 5) They cannot sell the goods. Ans- They are not able to sell the goods. 6) They could not sell the goods. Ans- They were not able to sell the goods. 7) I cannot come. Ans- I am not able to come. 8) Can they work hard? Ans- Are they able to work hard? 9) Can’t she accept the idea? Ans- Isn’t she able to accept the idea? 10) Couldn’t they catch the bus? Ans- Weren’t they able to catch the bus? e.g. (Use – can or could) 1) He was able to run fast. Ans- He could run fast. 2) They are able to paint a picture. Ans- They can paint a picture. 3) They were able to carry the load. Ans- They could carry the load. 4) Are they able to reach in time? Ans- Can they reach in time? 5) Were th...