bsc agriculture practicle, comprehension English practical

1. Submitted to :-
Mrs. Lata Mandrai Ma’aM
Submitted by :-
RAHUL RAJ
Course :- B.Sc. Ag . (1st sem.)
Roll no. :-
Sub Code & Name :- (HBEN-101) Comprehension & communication Skill in English

2. Homonyms are words that are pronounced the same as
each other.
(e.g., "maid" and "made") or have the same spelling
(e.g., "lead weight" and "to lead").
Here is an info graphic summarizing the different types of homonym:
❖ Homographs.
*Same spelling
❖ heteronyms.
*Same spelling but different sound
❖ Homophones.
* Same sound

3. Example of homonyms
Words that sound the same but have different meaning and are spelled differently
(homophones) :
*Weak — Week *Sun — Son
*See — Sea * Plane — Plain
Words that sound the same but have different meaning and are spelled the same
(homographs):
*Address – Address *Bat – Bat *Mean – Mean
*Band – Band *Right – Right *Match – Match

4. [To Add]
✓ The addition of two and two is four.
✓ It would make a nice addition to their safari.
✓ In addition, all her planning and tenacity were paying
off.
✓ This is fifth edition of book which I am reading now.
✓ The magazine has just published its sixth edition.
✓ The book appeared in a limited edition of 3,000.

5. ✓ I book upper berth in Patna express.
✓ On overnight crossings we will provide a berth or cabin
free of charge.
✓ My birth date is 12 October
✓ He’s been deaf and dumb since birth.
✓ Congratulations on the birth of your child.

6. ✓ I blew a balloon.
✓ The guard blew the whistle
and the train started.
✓ My favorite colour is blue.
✓ The sky is blue.

7. ✓ My teacher check my ppt.
✓ The conductor check the ticket of passenger.
✓ Generally I pay fee with help of cheque.
✓ The cheque was posted to your home address yesterday.
✓ Your cheque is in the mail.

8. ✓ Deer is a wild animal.
✓ The deer in the forest are all dying off from disease.
✓ The hunter hit at a deer with his gun.
✓ My dear mother I am thankful to you for this act.
✓ Oh dear, I’ve broken the lamp.
✓ Bonds do not exist for those to whom naught is dear or
not dear.