Unit 4 - 4.2 The Luncheon English - Unit 4 - 4.2 The Luncheon

Arrange the following in alphabetical order: table, tumbler, tablespoon, teaspoon

Write the correct verb + present/past participles from the following:
(1) attract - atracting (2) write written (3) pass passing (4) bear bearring (5) eat-eatten (6) meet - meeted

Identify the type of sentence:How time does fly!

Spot the errors and rewrite the correct sentence: She have read a book of mine and have written to me about it.

Use the following phrase in your own sentence: the only free moment

Change the following into indirect speech:

"Are you still hungry?" I asked her. She Ans. -A said, "yes. I am."

Why don't you follow my example? (Change the voice beginning Why....)

Word Register: Complete the web showing the things that the woman ate or drank throughout the luncheon.

Use the following word and its homograph in two separate sentences:

mine

Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions to make the passage meaningful:
I waited _ the airport _____ Atlanta. My old school-mate was going to arrive ____ New Airlines _______ Mumbai, ___ the 21st ____ March ____ the year 2018. We had not met _____ 40 years, _____ 1978. She was going to stay ____ a week ____ me ___ Atlanta, ______ the 21st ____ 27 of March, 2018.
My joy knew no bounds when I saw her ______ 40 years. ____ home, I introduced her _____ my family. Then I took her to a big mall ___ shopping. It was Just _____ my house. We went ______ the street and climbed ______ using the elevator ______ the staircase.

Identify the different uses of 'could' in the following sentences:
(1) Lack of rain could cause drought.
(ability/possibility)|
(2) Abhi could perform well in his school plays.
(suggestion/past ability)
(3) Instead of playing computer games, you could play real games with friends.
(past ability/suggestion)
(4) Could I use your computer for surfing the net?
(possibility/request)
(5) We could go on an excursion if we didn't have an exam.
(suggestion/condition)

Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles :
(1) I have just had ___ snack
(2) I have __ cup of coffee in the morning.
(3) I just want ___an ice cream and coffee.
(4) ______ author and his guest gave _______ order and then waited for ________ asparagus to be cooked.

I chose the cheapest dish on the menu. (Rewrite in the positive and comparative forms.)

Use the following word as a verb and a noun in two separate sentences: mind

Write if the following statements are True or False:
(1) The writer thought that the lady was mean.
(2) The writer's tip was rather inadequate.
(3) The lady was now like a stone.
(4) The writer planned to have a heavy dinner.

Complete the web :

Name the food items mentioned in the passage
............, ............, ............, ............,

Complete the following:
They decided to have luncheon at _______ ________ at ____________ on a __________.

Choose the correct options from the bracket and fill in the blanks:(younger, eighty, twenty, interval)
(1) I went over during the _________ and sat down beside her.
(2) None of us are getting any _________.
(3) It was _________ years ago.
(4) I had ______ francs to last me the rest of the month.

Complete the table by picking the various humorous instances and the particular lines from the passage.

'Then a terrible thing happened.' Describe the narrator's emotions at this point in the story. Why does he not express this emotion?

Who said these words/sentences? Under what circumstances?

Words/ Sentences	Who said?	Under what circumstances?
Are you still hungry?

Complete the table by picking the various humorous instances and the particular lines from the passage.

From the sentences given below, pick out the sentence that indicates that the lady was doing the exact opposite of what she was saying:
(1) "I see that you're in the habit of eating a heavy luncheon."
(2) "Why don't you follow my example and just eat one thing."

Fill in the blanks with one word from the passage for the following:
(1) Something that is not enough: _____________.
(2) A man who is revengeful: a _____________ man.
(3) A person who fills his or her writings with humour: a ____________.
(4) A person who is stingy and does not like to spend money: a _____________.

Complete the table:

Positive	Comparative	Superlative
(1) hungry
(2) terrible

Match the columns:

'A'	'B'
(1) head	(a) peaches
(2) terrible	(b) mouthfuls
(3) huge	(c) waiter
(4) large	(d) thing

Fill in the blanks with the words from the brackets:
(task, menu, wondered)
(1) The ______ to rescue the flood victims was very difficult.
(2) I was thinking about buying a new vehicle and _________ if we had the money.
(3) The restaurant _________ seemed to be tempting.

Choose the correct options from the brackets and fill in the blanks:
(pass, quite seriously, water, gaily, insist, mortifying, dramatic)
(1) Parents always ______ that their children should be all-rounders.
(2) The _________ turn of events shocked all of us.
(3) It was _________ to apologise to the bully.
(4) My mother waved ______ to me as she went for the hike.
(5) The author's guest took him _____________ to task.
(6) I had seen asparagus in the shops, my mouth often _________ at the sight of them.

Rewrite the following sentence as an affirmative sentence:
I couldn't possibly eat anything more unless they had some of those giant asparagus.

She ate the caviar and she ate the salmon. (Begin the sentence with not only... but also and rewrite the sentence.)

Pick out the verbs from the following sentences and write their tense:
(1) I've just had a snack and I shall enjoy a peach.
(2) The bill came and when I paid it I found that I had only enough for a quite inadequate tip.

Pick out the modal auxiliaries from the following sentence and write what they indicate :
"One should always get up from a meal feeling one could eat a little more."

Rewrite the following in reported speech:
"I'm not in the least hungry," my guest sighed, "but if you insist, I don't mind having some asparagus."

Do you think that the lady never 'ate more than one thing for luncheon' on a regular basis?

Write if the following statements are True or False:
(1) The writer thought that the lady was mean.
(2) The writer's tip was rather inadequate.
(3) The lady was now like a stone.
(4) The writer planned to have a heavy dinner.

Which food do you prefer to eat-home food or restaurant food. Why?

Are you careful in your eating habits?

If you were in the place of the narrator, how would you have reacted in the given situation?

On the occasion of Diwali, write a letter to your friend to invite him/her over for lunch. Use the following hints:
(a) time and place (b) other friends are also invited (c) special dish is prepared (d) post-lunch fun programmes.