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1. 1.

   Underlines the prepositional phrases in these sentences and write whether they act as adjectives (ADJ) or adverbs(ADV).

   1. The building with the tall pillars is the library.
   2. Keep all the craft material in this box.
   3. The dog ran and hid behind the fence.
   4. "We can discuss anything under the sun," said Father.
   5. The hut across the field belongs to Surma.
   6. Jo placed the letter on the writing table.
2. 2.

   Underline the adjective phrases (AP) and circle the adjective clauses (AC) in these sentences.

   1. This is the same story that Nana used to tell us in our childhood.
   2. The suitcase with the little wheels is the heaviest of the lot.
   3. Here are all the books that you need to prepare for the quiz.
   4. The people whose names were called out have  been selected for the summer camp.
   5. This saree, beautifully embroidered by hand, belonged to my grandmother.
   6. People, angry with the high levels of pollution, were protesting.
   7. This photograph shows a girl with blue eyes and brown hair.
   8. The train passed many villages which had no inhabitants.
3. 3.

   Identify which of these words are kangaroo words, and write down the joey word in the space provided. Put a cross (Χ) if the word is not a kangaroo word.

   1. accustomed ___________________
   2. diamond ___________________
   3. masculine ___________________
   4. chocolate ___________________
   5. ate ___________________
   6. darling ___________________
   7. curtail ___________________
   8. daub ___________________
4. 4.

   Write an article in your notebook for your school magazine on the topic 'The importance of listening for successful communication', using no more than 300 words.

   You may use these points.

   different kinds of communication (conversation, discussion, lecture) − why we need to listen to the other person − problems we may face if we do not listen to others.