Textual Grammar of Leela's Friend with answers

Textual Grammar of Leela's Friend with answers | Leela's Friend Textual Grammar with answers | WBCHSE class 11 textual grammar

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Voice Change of Leela's Friend 

1. Mr. Sivasanker was brooding over the servant problem. 

2. Sir, do you want a servant?  

3. Sidda was subjected to a scrutiny by Mr. Sivasanker. 

4. Sidda indicated a vague somewhere. 

5. I like him. 

6. Why did they send you away?

7. He called his wife.

8. Leela gave a cry of joy.

9. Let us keep him in our house.

10. Sidda was given two meals a day and four rupees a month.

11. His company made her supremely happy.

12. She flung the ball at him and he flung it back.

13. Now throw the ball into the sky.

14. Leela keenly examined the ball for traces of the moon.

15. He covered the ball tightly with his fingers.

16. Have you done it?

17. Does the moon know you?

18. I will show you something nice.

19. I have asked it to follow us about.

20. At dusk he carried her in and she held a class for him.

21. She made him squat on the floor with a pencil between his fingers.

22. She knew two or three letters of the alphabet.

23. She pitied him and redoubled her efforts to teach him .

24. He told incomparable stories of animals in the jungle.

25. Her mother gave her a slap.

Answers

1. The servant problem was being brooded over by Mr. Sivasanker.

2. Sir, is a servant wanted by you?

3. Mr. Sivasanker subjected Sidda to a scrutiny.

4. A vague somewhere was indicated by Sidda.

5. He is liked by me.

6. Why were you sent away by them?

7. His wife was called by him.

8. A cry of joy was given by Leela.

9. Let him be kept by us in our house.

10. Mr. Sivasanker gave Sidda two meals a day and four rupees a month.

11. She was made supremely happy by his company.

12. The ball was flung at him by her and it was flung back by him.

13. Now let the ball be thrown into the sky. 

14. The ball was keenly examined by Leela for traces of the moon.

15. The ball was covered tightly with his fingers.

16. Has it been done by you?

17. Are you known to the moon?

18. Something nice will be shown by me to you.

19. It has been asked by me to follow us about.

20. At dusk she was carried by him in and a class was held for him by her.

21. He was made to squat on the floor with a pencil between his fingers.

22. Two or three letters of the alphabet were known to her.

23. He was pitied by her and her efforts were redoubled to teach him.

24. Incomparable stories of animals in the jungle were told by him.

25. She, was given a slap by her mother.

Narration Change of Leela's Friend 

1. "Sir, do you want a servant?" Sidda asked.

2. "Where were you before?" He asked.

3. "What is his name?" Sivasankar asked.

4. "I don't know master," sidda said.

5. "Why did they send you away?" Sivasankar asked.

6. "They left the town, master," Sidda said, giving the stock reply.

7. She looked at Sidda and said, "He deosn't seem to me worse than the others we have had."

8. "Have you done it?" Asked Leela.

9. "Does the moon know you?" Asked Leela.

10. He sought relief by saying, "I think your mother is calling you in to dinner."

11. "Tell me a story, Mother," Leela said.

12. "Can't you tell the story of the elephant?" Leela asked.

13. Leela made a noise of depreciation and asked, "Why shouldn't Sidda sit in our chair, Mother?"

14. "Where is he now?" Asked the wife.

15. "Don't go near him." The inspector said, stopping her.

16. "What a devil you must be to sted a thing from such an innocent child!" Remarked the inspector.

17. The inspector said to the constable. "Take him to the station."

18. His daughter aked, "Where is Sidda?"

19. "How did it get into the tamarind pot?" Mother asked.

20. "Why didn't you say so before? Asked Leela's mother.

21." I don't know "said Leela.

22." Bah! What a rough fellow must be! "said his wife with a shiver.

Answers

1. Sidda asked addressing sir if he wanted a servant.

2. He asked where he was before.

3. Mr. Sivasanker asked what his name was.

4. Sidda told his master that he did not know.

5. Mr. Sivasankar asked why they had sent him away.

6. Sidda told his master giving the stock reply that they had left the town. 

7. She looked at Sidda and said that he did not seem to her worse than the others they had had.

8. Leela asked if he had done it.

9. Leela asked if the moon knew him.

10. He sought relief by saying that he thought her mother was calling her in to dinner.

11. Leela told her mother to tell her a story.

12. Leela asked if she couldn't tell the story of the elephant.

13. Leela made a noise of deprecation and aked her mother why Sidda shouldn't sit in their chair.

14. The wife asked where he was then.

15. The inspector ordered stopping her not to go near him.

16. The inspector remarked with exclamation that he had to be a dangerous devil to steal a thing from such and innocent child.

17. The inspector ordered the constable to take him to the stations.

18. His daughter asked, where Sidda was.

19. Mother asked how it had got into the tamarind pot.

20. Leela's mother asked why she had not said so before.

21. Leela said that she didn't know.

22. His wife exclaimed with a shiver that he had to be a very rough fellow.

Transformation of Sentences of 

Leela's Friend

1. Sidda was hanging about at the gate at a moment when Mr. Sivsanker was standing in the front veranda of his house, broading over the servant problem. (Split into three simple sentences)

2. Mr Sivasankar was unable to make up his mind. He called his wife. [join into a complex sentence]

3. She flung the ball at him and he flung it back. [make it complex]

4. They left the town. (make it negative)

5. Is this how I have drawn the crow? [make it negative)

6. Their five - years - old dauther came out. [use Relative clause)

7. She had a box filled with catalogs, illustrated books and stumps of pencils (make it complex]

8. Leela ran in and told her mother, "Sidda know the moon." (Make it simple)

9. Leela would drop the pencil and run out of the room. (make it simple)

10. What a devil you must be to steal a thing from such an innocent child! (make it assertive]

11. She had a box filled with catalogs. [find out the pariciple]

12 . He covered the ball tightly with his fingers and allowed her to peep through a little gap. [Join using infinitive)

13. He stopped near the well and pointed up. [Use participle]

14. He sought relief by saying. (Use the verb form of 'relief']

15. Leela replied haughtily. (use the adjective form of 'haughtily'.

Answers

1. i. Sidda was hanging about the gate. 

ii. Then Mr. Sivasankar was standing in the front veranda. 

iii. He was brooding over the servant problem.

2. Mr. Sivsankar was unable to make up his mind, he called his wife.

3. She flung the ball at hi m which he flung back.

4. They did not live in the town any more.

5. This is not how I have drawn the crow.

6. Their daughter came out who was five - years old.

7. She had a box which was filled with catalogs, illustrated books and stumps of pencils.

8. Running in Leela told her mother, "Sidda knows the moon.

9. Dropping the pencil Leela would run out of the room.

10. You must be a very dangerous devil to steal a thing from such an innocent child.

11. Filled.

12. He covered the ball tightly with his fingers to allow her to peep through a little gap.

13. Stopping near the well he pointed up.

14. He was relieved by saying.

15. Leela replied in a hanghty manner.