January Night
Idioms
a)
Got ahead – (become successful in one's life or career)
b)
Got away – (to leave or escape from a
person or place)
c)
Got over – (to start to forget someone
and feel happy again)
d)
Got into – (to start enjoying something,
or to become enthusiastic about it)
e)
Got through – (to reach a destination)
Use present participle (ing) , and to
join the sentences
1.
Jabra barked his agreement. He trotted
towards the orchard. He joined his master.
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Barking
at his agreement , Jabra had trotted towards the orchard and joined his master.
2.
Halku wrapped himself up in his shawl.
He sat by the warm fire. He hummed a tune.
Wrapping
himself up in his shawl , Halku had sat by the warm fire and hummed a tune
3.
Halku distinctly heard the noise in the
field. He realized Jabra was there to protect him. He settled down again.(use
but)
Distinctly
hearing the noise in the field, Halku
had realized Jabra was there to protect him but settled down again.
4.
He gathered some stalks from a field. He
made a broom out of them. He picked up a lighted cow-dung cake.
Gathering
some stalks from a field, He had made a
broom out of them and picked up a lighted cow-dung cake
5.
Halku sat up. He brought both knees
tight against his chest. He leaned back to look at the skies.
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Sitting
up Halku had brought both knees tight against his chest and leaned back to look
at the skies.
Synonyms of the given words.
a)
Coax - persuade, wheedle, cajole,
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f)
intimacy- closeness, togetherness, affinity
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b)
Protracted - prolonged,
long-lasting, extended
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g)
Arrears - debt(s), liabilities, dues
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c)
Calamity - disaster, catastrophe, tragedy
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h)
Immense- huge, vast, massive, enormous
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d)
Scorched - burn, sear, singe, char
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i)
Onslaught - assault, attack, offensive
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e)
Distinctly - decidedly, markedly, definitely
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j)
Drowsiness – dreamy, languid , restful
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