English - FL Do as Directed:

If Gangadharpant had no experience of speaking to 999 meetings he would not have been able to face the hostile audience. (Use ‘unless’.)

If the Peshwas did not want their own centres of technology to be set up the East India Company would not have had the opportunity to extend its influence over them. ”

She could have found Vinay Gaitonde’s name in the list if it was there. (Use ‘unless’.)

Professor Gangadhar would not have been able to bear the shock if he had not been prepared. (Use ‘unless’.)

Unless the train speeded up it would not reach its destination in time. (Use ’if’.)

He had faced the Pune audience at its most hostile condition. (Change the Degree.)

The Delhi Sultanate survived even this transaction. (Use ‘also’.)

The Shahenshah of Delhi was no more than a figurehead. (Use ‘only’.)

He entered the reading room and asked for a list of history books. (Use ’No sooner…….. than’.)

Dadasaheb was relegated to the background and he eventually retired from state politics. (Change to Simple.)

They were accepted only to make the local centres self-sufficient. (Use ‘So that’.)

I can’t find anyone of that name here or any of our branches. (Make affirmative.)

As he walked along Hornby Road, he found different set of shops. (Make Simple.)

Khan Saheb spoke a lot about his business. (Change the Voice.)

The station was remarkably clean. (Change to Complex.)

In the crowd Gangadhar Pant was nowhere to be seen. (Choose the sentence with a correct Question Tag)

If Gangadharpant had no experience of speaking to 999 meetings, he would not have been able to face the hostile audience. (Use ‘unless’.)

If the Peshwas did not want their own centres of technology to be set up, the East India Company would not have had the opportunity to extend its influence over them. (Use ‘unless’.)

She could have found Vinay Gaitonde’s name in the list if it was there. (Use ‘unless’.)

Professor Gangadhar would not have been able to bear the shock if he had not been prepared. (Use ‘unless’.)

Unless the train speeded up it would not reach its destination in time. (Use ’if’.)

He had faced the Pune audience at its most hostile condition. (Change the Degree.)

The Delhi Sultanate survived even this transition. (Use ‘also’.)

The Shahenshah of Delhi was no more than a figurehead. (Use ‘only’.)

He entered the reading room and asked for a list of history books. (Use ‘No sooner…….. than’.)

Dadasaheb was relegated to the background and he eventually retired from state politics. (Change to Simple.)

They were accepted only to make the local centres self-sufficient. (Use ‘So that’.)

I can’t find anyone of that name here or any of our branches. (Make Affirmative.)

As he walked along Hornby Road, he found a different set of shops. (Make Simple.)

Khan Saheb spoke a lot about his business. (Change the Voice.)

The station was remarkably clean. (Change to Complex.)