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2. Concede (To admit to be true) They conceded 4 goals and lost the match.

Accede (To agree to say "yes") I have acceded your request. i am just waiting for him to accede my letter.

  Conditionals: Type I (Open condition) Conditionals of this type tell us that something will happen if a certain condition is fulfilled. The condition may or may not be fulfilled.        Example:   If they arrive late, they will miss the bus. C. Complete the sentences using the given verbs. hurry, give, invite, sell, inform, go, win, help, allow, play 1. If I see Aslam, I'll  invite  him to dinner tomorrow. 2. If I  go  out, I'll turn off the TV. 3.If you  play  tricks on people, they will not trust you again. 4. If the farmer sells   all his kiwi-fruit in the market, he will be very pleased. 5. I'll help you with your homework if I can. 6. I'll  allow you to ride my bike if you like. 7. Will you pass this basket to Auntie Sophie if you see her? 8. If we go , we'll catch the bus. 9. Will you inform  me, if you're going to be late? 10. If he works hard, he will win the competition.

  Adjectives definition :  An adjective is a word that modifies the noun or pronoun. It describes or point out a person, place or thing, or to tell the number or quantity, e.g., a famous poet A. Choose the correct adjectives. 1. Ashfaq Ahmad was a famous writer. a). Famed                       b). famous c). famously                    d). Infamous 2. This is a very informative  seminar. a). Information                b). informed c). informative                d). Informing 3. My mother becomes anxious   if I get home late. a). Anxiety           b). anxious c). anxieties         d). anxiously 4. It is  advisable to get the correct information from the university office. a).advisable        b). Advisible c0. advising         d). advised 5. Who is responsible for this chaos? a). responding             b). responsible c). responsive              d). responded

  D. Add appropriate prefixes or suffixes to the following root words to make other words One, belief, parallel, justice, flinching, knowledge, construction. One ness, dis belief, un parallel, in justice, un flinching, knowledge able , re construction.

  C. 2: What is Affixation? Affixation is a process of word formation by adding a prefix or suffix to a root word . Prefix : A prefix is a group of letters that is added to the beginning of a word. It can change the meaning of the word, such as in the words " un happy" and " mis place." Some common prefixes include: un -: meaning "not" (e.g.,  un happy,  un fair) re -: meaning "again" or "back" (e.g.,  re write,  re build) dis -: meaning "the opposite of" (e.g.,  dis agree,  dis like) pre -: meaning "before" (e.g.,  pre view,  pre face) in -: meaning "not" or "within" (e.g.,  in complete,  in door). In the above content the root words are happy, fair, write, build, agree, like, view, face, complete, door. More Prefix: Root words Prefix Author co -author Necessary un necessary Fair un fair Moral im mo

  B. Match column A with B to find the meanings of the words. Column A Column B charm eliminate compose belief civilization write faith  culture eradicate attraction eloquent to confer as a gift bestowed with fluent demolish preaching proselytizing destroy everlasting living example embodiment never-ending chaos edge verge confuse wonder pride dignity surprise Charm :                  attraction Compose :             write  Civilisation:           culture Faith:                      belief Eradicate:              eliminate Eloquent:               fluent Bestowed with:     to confer as a gift Demolish;              destroy Proselytizing:        preaching Everlasting            never ending Embodiment:         living example Chaos:                    confusion Verge:                     edge Wonder:                  surprise Dignity:                   pride