QUESTIONS WORKED-OUT
JOINING OF SENTENCES
Questions:
(a) The dog lay close to Jerry. It wanted to find comfort there.
(Use "so that")
(b) The authoress went to the Carolina mountains. She wanted fresh mountain air. (Use infinitive with 'to')
(c) Jerry chopped wood for the authoress. He tock care of pat as well.(Use not only .... but also)
(d) The writer was very polite. He did not rebuke the lady guest. (Use
"enough")
(e) He had wide experience. He was made secretary. (Use "because of")
(f) He is honest. He is rewarded. (Use "since")
(g) Della finished her cry. She attended to her cheeks with the powder rag.
(Use 'present participle')
Answers :
(a) The dog lay close to Jerry so that it could find comfort there.
(b) The authoress went to the Carolina mountains to have fresh mountain air.
(c) Jerry not only chopped wood for the authoress but also took care of pat.
(d) The writer was polite enough not to rebuke the lady guest.
(e) He was made secretary because of his wide experience.
(f) Since he is honest, he is rewarded.
(g) Finishing her cry, Della attended to her cheeks with the powder rag.
