B) The director and scriptwriter (is/are) busy now. (Choose the correct option) c) They were accused murdering a businessman. (Use a correc preposition)
d) That's the girlbrother is in your class. (Use a correct relative pronoun)
e) Ramila didn't get the jobthe fact that she had all the necessary qualification. (Use an appropriate connective)
f) You can turn off the radio. I ..(not/listen) to it. (Use correct tense of the verb given in the brackets)
g) Itbe Sita knocking on the door. She had promised to come today. (Put the correct modal)
h) It did not stop (to rain/ raining) all day yesterday. (Choose the correct form)
i) Tek has repaired his house. (Into passive voice)
j) He said to me, "Do you like ice-cream?" (Into indirect speech)​

b) The director and scriptwriter (is/are) busy now. (Choose the correct option)

- The director and scriptwriter are busy now.

c) They were accused murdering a businessman. (Use a correc preposition)

- They were accused of murdering a businessman.

d)  That's the girlbrother is in your class. (Use a correct relative pronoun)

- That's the girl whose brother is in your class.

e) Ramila didn't get the jobthe fact that she had all the necessary qualification. (Use an appropriate connective)

- Ramila didn't get the job, even with the fact that she had all the necessary qualifications.

f) You can turn off the radio. I ..(not/listen) to it. (Use correct tense of the verb given in the brackets)

- You can turn off the radio. I (will not listen) to it.

g) Itbe Sita knocking on the door. She had promised to come today. (Put the correct modal)

- Sita was knocking on the door. She promised that she would come today.

h) It did not stop (to rain/ raining) all day yesterday. (Choose the correct form)

- It did not stop (raining) all day yesterday.

i) Tek has repaired his house. (Into passive voice)

- Tek repaired his house.

j) He said to me, "Do you like ice-cream?" (Into indirect speech)​

- He asked me if I liked ice cream.

"it's more of an essay than story, but perhaps it is best described as a mood-piece: it uses a lot of musical imagery, not to mention sea imagery, religious imagery, and any other imagery that suits his purpose."

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