SPECIAL TRANSLATION LIST

 SPECIAL TRANSLATION LIST

1.) Imperative, Exclamatory and Optative Sentences

2.) The Complex and Compound Sentences

3.)  Use of has , have, had as principal verbs,

4.) Use of Articles,

5.)  Use of should, ought to , must, may, might, lest, and so that.

6.)  Use of apostrophe and case in apposition

7.)  Use of Causative Verbs

8.) Use of Gerund, Participle and Infinitive

9.)  Use of how many, how much, there, it, let, is made of, is made from.

10.)  The Sequence of Tenses

11.)  Agreement of the very with its Subject

12.)  Use of some Essential Structures

Practice Exercise for Special Translation : ---

Exercise in (Hindi to English) and (English to hindi)

a.)    IMPERATIVE, 

b.)   EXCLAMATORY  

c.)   OPTATIVE SENTENCES

d.)   THE COMPLEX  

e.)   THE COMPOUND SENTENCES

f.)    USE OF HAS AS PRINCIPAL VERBS

g.)   USE OF HAVE AS PRINCIPAL VERBS 

h.)   USE OF HAD AS PRINCIPAL VERBS

I.)    USE OF ARTICLES

j.)    USE OF SHOULD, 

k.)   USE OF OUGHT TO, 

l.)    USE OF MUST, 

m.)  USE OF MAY, 

n.)   USE OF MIGHT, 

o.)   USE OF LEST 

p.)   USE OF  SO THAT.

q.)   USE OF APOSTROPHE AND CASE IN APPOSITION 

r.)   USE OF CAUSATIVE VERB

s.)   USE OF GERUND, 

t.)    USE OF PARTICIPLE 

u.)   USE OF  INFINITIVE

v.)   USE OF HOW MANY, 

w.)  USE OF HOW MUCH, 

x.)    USE OF THERE, 

y.)    USE OF IT, 

z.)    USE OF LET, 

aa.)  USE OF IS MADE OF, 

ab.)  USE OF IS MADE FROM 

ac.)  THE SEQUENCE OF TENSES

ad.)  AGREEMENT OF THE VERY WITH ITS SUBJECT

ae.)  USE OF SOME ESSENTIAL STRUCTURES