Answer : The cap-seller threw his cap on the
ground.
(e)
Question : Where did the monkeys live ?
Answer : The monkeys live in the tree.
12. Read the following
situation. Make a request dialogue response. Use ‘would’ or ‘could’.
You want to know about a story of monkeys
to your grandfather.
Answer:
Myself : Excuse me, grandfather! Would you
please tell me a story of monkey?
Grandfather : Sure, This is a story of a cap-seller and
monkeys.
Myself : Tell me please.
Grandfather : A cap seller was taking rest under a tree
putting his basket of caps beside him. There were monkeys in the tree. They
came down from the tree and took away the caps.
Myself : Then what did the cap-seller do?
Grandfather: Suddenly,
he remembered that monkeys like to imitate. So, he threw his cap on the ground.
The monkeys saw it and imitated the man.
Myself : Oh, very interesting.
Grandfather: Then the
cap-seller collected all the caps.
Myself : The story is very interesting. Thank
you so much.
Grandfather : My pleasure.
13.
Rewrite the sentences with the correct form of verbs.
(a) The cap-seller ____
(sell) caps to the villagers.
(b) He ___ (sit) under
a big tree to take rest.
(c) He ___ (hear) some
sound above his head.
(d) The cap-seller ___
(become) very worried.
(e) The cap-seller ___
(to be) surprised.
(f) He ____ (take) off
his own cap.
(g) The monkeys ___
(throw) the caps on the ground.
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