Make five words using the prefix ‘un–’ and five words using the suffix ‘–ful’.

The book is lying ____ the table.

Rewrite the following sentences in correct form: 

He was born ____April.

We walked ____ the park in the evening.

 Rewrite the following sentences in correct form: 

i. He don't like to play cricket.

ii. They was going to market yesterday.

She can sings very well.

iv. This book is more better than that one

V. She don't likes cold weather.

vi. They was late for the meeting.

vii. I can sings very well.

viii. He going to market now.

ix. This are my books.

Χ. We didn't went to the park yesterday.

Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow:

It was a crisp autumn morning when Ravi stepped off the train into the quiet village. The air smelled of earth and woodsmoke, and golden leaves carpeted the path ahead. He had not returned in ten years, yet nothing seemed to have changed the same crooked houses, the same echo of cowbells in the distance. As he walked toward his childhood home, a strange mix of comfort and unease settled in him. The past, he realized, was not something left behind, but something waiting patiently to be acknowledged.

i. Describe the setting of the passage in two or three words.

ii. How long had it been since Ravi last visited the village?

iii. What sights and sounds contribute to the atmosphere of the village?

iv. What emotions does Ravi experience as he returns home?

v. Interpret the last line: "The past... was not something left behind, but something waiting patiently to be acknowledged."