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Reference Book Collins Revised English Grammar and Composition Class 7 Chapter Number Chapter 24 Chapter Name Grammar On the Go Let's Get started A) Fill in the blanks with the correct options. (Page 150) 1. The _________ (nearest, next) stationery shop within this locality is half a kilometre away. 1) The nearest stationary shop is half a … [Read more...] about Solutions for Chapter 24, Grammar On the Go, Collins English Grammar and Composition Class 7

Reference Book Collins Revised English Grammar and Composition Class 7 Chapter Number Chapter 23 Chapter Name Punctuation Let's Get started Look at these sentences. (Page 142)  1) Let's eat gradma. 1) Let's eat , gradma. 2) Rachel Ray finds inspiration in cooking her family and her dog. 2) Rachel Ray finds inspiration in cooking, her family , … [Read more...] about Solutions for Chapter 23, Punctuation, Collins English Grammar and Composition Class 7

Reference Book Collins Revised English Grammar and Composition Class 7 Chapter Number Chapter 22 Chapter Name Transformation and Synthesis Let's Get started Match the sentences with their type. Sentences Types 1) Rita baked a cake and gave it to her neighbour. a) Compound sentence 2) Sangeeta likes to sculpt. b) Simple sentence 3) … [Read more...] about Solutions for Chapter 22, Transformation and Synthesis, Collins English Grammar and Composition Class 7

Reference Book Collins Revised English Grammar and Composition Class 7 Chapter Number Chapter 21 Chapter Name Types of Sentences: Structure Let's Get started Read these sentences. Identify the main and the subordinate clauses in each. (Page 130) 1. Mary has a little brother. 1. Mary has a little brother – Main Clause 2. Mary has a little … [Read more...] about Solutions for Chapter 21, Types of Sentences: Structure, Collins English Grammar and Composition Class 7

Reference Book Collins Revised English Grammar and Composition Class 7 Chapter Number Chapter 20 Chapter Name Kinds of Sentences: Meaning Let's Get started Correct the punctuation mark at the end of each sentence.Then , write whether it is a statement , question , exclamation  , order or request. (Page 126) 1) The problem for the students was too … [Read more...] about Solutions for Chapter 20, Kinds of Sentences: Meaning, Collins English Grammar and Composition Class 7