ENGLISH KA MAHASAGAR BY ADV.PANKAJ JOSHI

       Part 1 Tense no.1 present indefinite  Sub+v1/v5+object Sub +does not /do not+v1+object V5=v1+s/es  Goes /eats /sleeps Simple sentences  1.i go to school to get the first rank. 2.he eats  spicy food despite his stomach ache  3. They do not  honour /esteem their teachers . 4.he does not drink booze due to his father's fear  5.the people do not follow /comply with traffic rules due to his carelessness. *************************** Part b Sentences with  vocab 1.A prudent student toils from dawn to dusk to take the cake /take the biscuit  From dawn to dusk  =From morning to evening  To take the cake = to get the first rank  2.a sly doctor cheats /dupes the docile villagers in the name of fake treatment  3. The rowdy students make a noise in class and stern teacher punish them  4.the orthodox people rely on myth and superstition. Rely on =bank on  5.the lenient people dump fodder to the cattl...

   ruins Modal may  इस माडल का प्रयोग गहरी संभावना के लिए किया जाता है। 1.you may steal his new bike from a stark ruins  2.he may eat stale food due to his abysmal poverty  3.she may bury a hacked corpse under a tree 🌲  4.he may abuse and assualt his friend in intoxication condition  5.she may sell his house due heavy debt  6.he may tell a lie to cheat you 7.they may cheat/ dupe you in the name of fraud calls  8.you may beat him  black and blue due to his misbehaviour  9.he may scare the people in  shanty town due to hooliganism . 10. A hooligan may  pilfer your coffer due to his hooliganism  To take permission  1.may I driver your car because my car is our of order 2.may i produce strong/concrete proofs to prove this case  To give permission  1.you may put your problem without any hesitation and hitch  2.you may live in my palatial house without any rent. To give somebody blessings and curse...

     Contract act  Section 56.agrement to do impossible act ---an agreement to do an act impossible in itself is void . Contract to do act afterwards becoming impossible or unlawful --- A contract to do an act which after the contract is made becomes impossible or by reason of some event which the promisor could not prevent unlawful become void when the act becomes impossible or unlawful. Compensation for loss through non performance of act known to be impossible or unlawful --- Where one person has promised to do something which he knew or with reasonable diligence might have known and which the promise did not know to be impossible or unlawful such promisor must make compensation to such promise for any loss which such promisee for any loss which such promisee sustains through the non performance of the promise. Landmark judgement  Doctrine of frustration  Tailor versus coldwell Facts ----Respondent had given his concert hall to organise  a music con...