If Clause(Conditional Sentence)
They are used to express the action in the main clause (without ‘if’) If can only take place if a certain condition (in the clause with ‘if’) is fulfilled.
Type 1: if + simple present, simple future (will)
Eg: if you work hard, you will pass.
Type 2: if + simple past, would + base verb
Eg: if you worked hard, you would pass.
Type 3 if + past perfect, would + have +V3
Eg: If you had worked hard, you would have passed.
NoticeA notice is a written information or intimation of an event or a programme. It is written by an individual or a group or an organisation. To draw the attention of the readers to something that needs immediate attention. A notice usually presents the information about the programme / event like where and when it takes place, who are involved in it, along with the invitation to attend the programme or function.
Identify the programme / event or the type of notice to
be prepared.
Prepare an invitation to invite the people.
Use appropriate format and layout of a notice.
Mention the date, time and venue of the programme.
Include the details of the programme.
Use clear and brief language.
Specify the person /authorities who issues the notice.
Reported speech
When we report what another person has said, we usually do not use the speakers exact words (direct speech), but we use reported (indirect)speech. Therefore you need to learn how to transform direct speech into indirect speech. The structure of reporting is a little different depending on whether you want to report a statement, a question or a request. A conversation will be given followed by short answer questions or fill in the blank type questions. You are required to answer them, making necessary changes to the conversation.
Eg: Read the conversation given below and answer the questions that follow.
Vanka: Where can I post the letter?
The man: You can post it in the post box.
What did Vanka ask the man? Vanka asked the man where he could post the letter.
What did the man reply?
The man replied that he could post that in the post box.
Dialogue completion
A dialogue with some missing parts is given.The learner is asked to complete the dialogue using words /phrases /sentences etc.The structures evaluated are:
Framing questions ( Wh/ Yes or No)
Question tags
The more... the more
If clause
You had better...
Neither... nor
Vanka: Good morning sir.
The man: Good morning. How can I help you?
Vanka: Do you know where the post office is?
The man: Yes, It is in the next Street.
Vanka: How far should I walk?
The man: You should walk 15 minutes from here.
Vanka: If I post a letter today, when will it reach my grandfather?
The man: I don’t know. It may take 2 to 3 days.
Vanka: You mean the letter will reach day after tomorrow, won’t it?
The man: Not sure. You had better ask the postmaster.
Vanka: Yes, I will ask the postmaster. Thank you, Sir.