Satavahana university English sem 3 syllabus model paper & grammar

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  Satavahana University sem 3 syllabus, paper pattern & model paper






Syllabus

Unit 7- 

My Financial Career- Stephen Leacock

Synonyms

Suffixes

Note making 

Unit 8

Student Mobs - JB. priestly

Contractions- short forms

Summarising

Precis writing

Unit 9

Where the mind is without fear- Tagore

Diary writing

Notice Writing 

Previous Question paper





Unit 7

Synonyms

accomplish - achieve

awful-terrible/bad

belly-stomach

contrary-dissimilar

consent-permission / agreement

deliberate - intentional

elegant - graceful

embrace-hug

fatigue - tiredness

grudge - hatred

gigantic-huge

haphazard-random

instill-inculcate

immense - huge

judge - decide

keen - eager / sharp

knack - talent

lure - attractive

murky - obscure / unclear

moderate - limited

new - unused

attire-dress

bizarre - weird

barbarous uncivilised

convert - change

dally - loiter

deficient-scanty / inadequate

ecstasy - delight

feebleweak / frail

frivolous - petty

generous liberal

hazard-danger / risk

help - assist

Inevitable unavoidable

jovial - cheerful

juvenile - young / tender

keep - retain

lunatic madman

liable accountable

modest - humble

numerous several

nonchalant - indifferent / negligent

obstinate - stubborn

obsolete extinct

prompt - immediate

optimistic - hopeful

proud - arrogant

provoke - incite

quiet - silent

quit - withdraw

quash-cancel / abrogate

rustic - pastoral

redeem recover

rapid - swift / fast

spurious - adulterated

suppress - restrain

sycophant - flatterer

taboo - prohibited

taur-tense

tender - delicate

utterly - completely

urgent-important

upset - agitated

vibrate - shake

victory - triumph

vacant empty / unoccupied

wise - intelligent

wield - use

wonderful - splendid

yell - shout

yard - garden

zap-destroy / hurry

zest enthusiasm

zeal - eagerness

Suffixes

Exercise :- Fill in the blanks from the suffixes given in the help box. Change the spellings where required.

-ship

-less

-hood

-ion

-ive

1. She had a happy child_---

2. The team that he supported were able to win the champion-----

3 . Non-venomous snakes are harm------ Don't worry.

4. Sheuli writes short stories. She is a create--- girl.

5. She looked at her reflect-----in the mirror.

Answers:- 1.childhood, 2.championship 3.harmless 4. creative  5. reflection




Note making


Unit 8

Contractions- short forms

Exercise:-
 Fill in the blanks with appropriate short forms.

1. They ------(did not) play well in the last match.
2. She -----(be, not) a doctor.
3. We------(will not) come to this place again.

4. He------(has, not) completed his work yet.

5. We-----(must not) accept their demands.

6. I-------(was not) playing cricket then.

7. Raghav-----(do, not) like sweets.

8.I-------(shall not) watch the film.

Answers:- 1.didn't. 2. isn't 3. won't
4. hasn't  5. mustn't   6. wasn't  
7.doesn't     8. shan't

 Precis writing 

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https://englishlanguage-lit.blogspot.com/2021/12/precis-writing-exercises.html


Unit 9

Diary writing

https://englishlanguage-lit.blogspot.com/2021/11/diary-writing-models.html

Notice writing

https://englishlanguage-lit.blogspot.com/2021/11/notice-writing-exercises.html


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