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Exercise 69 1.  What a horrible night it is! 2.  How base of him to desert you in your time of need! 3.  How hard to believe that he did such a deed! 4.  If only I had met you ten years ago! 5.  How stupid of me to forget your name! 6.  What an unhappy life he leads!                                                 *****************

Exercise 68 1. I would give anything to see you happy. 2. It was a wonderful sight there. 3. Man is a wonderful piece of work. 4. Great things might be done if men were wise. 5. An elephant is a wonderful creature. 6. He manages his sword very awkwardly. 7. I wish we two were playing like infants. 8. I wish I had the wings of a dove. 9. It is quite a large nose. 10. I wish I had a good horse. 11. I wish I were safe at home. 12. It was a great fall, my countrymen. 13. It was a very delicious meal. 14. A quiet life affords very sweet delight. 15. The camel is quite well fitted for the work he has to do. 16. You are very cold. 17. This is a very beautiful scene. 18. These mangoes have a very delicious flavour. 19. It is quite shameful of you to use a poor cripple so. 20. I wish I knew more people. 21. You have grown quite big.                       xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx...

Acknowledgement First of all, for completing this project I have taken help from my parents, teachers and friends. It is only for them that I have been able to complete this project in time. I also acknowledge and express my thankful gratitude to my English teacher .............. Sir for giving us such a nice project, which enriched our knowledge so much.

Introduction Many of the plays of Shakespeare are named after the hero of the play e.g. Hamlet, Othello and King Lear. This is true in the case of tragedies. In case of comedies, the title are not drawn from the names of hero or heroine e.g. Twelfth Night, As You Like It, Much Ado About Nothing etc.. The title 'Merchant of Venice' is an exception. It can apply both to Antonio and Shylock. In this project, I would try to find out those very traits in Shylock's character that could give him the recognition more as a hero than a mere villain in the play.

USE OF INFINITIVES AND BARE INFINITIVES Dear students, Today I'll give you some examples of the errors made by the wrong use of infinitives along with their correct usage. Incorrect  :  I heard him to speak on a serious matter. Correct.    :   I heard him speak on a serious matter. Incorrect  :  My mother does not let me to watch TV for hours. Correct.   :   My mother does not let me watch TV for hours. Incorrect. :  They need not to pay the rent in advance. Correct.   :  They need not pay the rent in advance. Incorrect. :  You had better to leave now. Correct.    :  You had better leave now. I'll give you many other examples in my next blog. Till then good bye.            %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

A Thirsty Crow It was a pleasant morning and it was the most pleasant breakfast that Kirka, the young crow had ever had. Everything seemed very charming and cheerful. "I'm quite grown up now", he thought "Why shouldn't I fly far away and explore some new lands?" Then he flew alone across the city and came to a strange place. There was no lake, no pond, no river. "How can I get some water to drink?" he wondered " The sun is already high up and very hot now. It feels like I would die of thirst." Suddenly he discovered a pitcher near a well, but the water level was low and his beak could not reach it. He at once made a nice plan and dropped some pebbles into the pitcher until the water came up to its neck. Kirka dipped his beak and drank to his heart's content. (140 words)                          **********************

SAMPLE LETTER TO BANK Subhra Bhattacharya 12A, Tilak Nagar Kolkata – 700 040 A/C No. 00003104379253, Central Bank, Ranikuthi To The Manager Central Bank Ranikuthi Kolkata – 700 040 Sub: Alteration of my phone number Sir, The phone number that has been recorded against my account (A/C No. 00003104379253) has got changed and so I request you to register my new phone number to replace the old one. Please note my new phone number i.e. 98308471114 and do the needful at your earliest. Thanks and regards, ---------------------------------------- Subhra Bhattacharya