Rewrite as indicated.
 a. The committee announced the results yesterday. (Change into the passive voice)
b. She is so weak that she cannot walk further. (Rewrite using 'too')
c. Although he was tired, he continued working. (Rewrite as a simple sentence)
d. "Let's go for a walk," he said. (Rewrite as indirect speech using suggested)
e. He missed the bus. He took a taxi. (Combine without using and or but) 

 Explain the different types of negations with examples.

1. Write short notes on the following
a. Countable and uncountable nouns
b. Falling and Rising Tones
c. The organs of speech
d. Imperatives

2. Mark the primary stress in the following words.
 
 i. Believe
 ii. Morning
 iii Beautiful
 iv Electricity
 v Destroy

3. a. Write the phonetic symbols of the following vowel sounds represented by the underlined
letter(s) in each of the following words (according to R.P.):
i. retreat
ii. food
iii bird
iv rain
v. door
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b. Write the phonetic transcription of the following words:
i. Fire
ii. Festival
iii. Appointment
iv. Union
v. Boat
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 c. Divide the following words into constituent morphemes:
 i. Unbelievable
 ii. Helplessness
 iii. Disagreement
 iv. Reappearance
 v. Hopeless

 What are the key differences between co-ordinate clauses and subordinate clauses? Explain with examples of each type.

Explain the difference between inflectional and derivational affixes. Give examples.

What are the functions of exclamatory and imperative sentences? Illustrate your answer with five examples of each.

a. If she had studied harder, she (pass)___ the examination. (use the correct form of the
verb)
b. She _____(work) in this company for five years now. (use correct verb form)
c. I was tired ____ I continued working. (use an appropriate subordinating conjunction)
d. ___bird flying overhead is an eagle. (use an article)
e. By the time the doctor arrived, the patient ___ (die). (use the correct form of the verb)