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Write sentences how often Chandru does different things as in the example. Example: Go swimming (Sunday, Tuesday, Friday) He goes swimming three times a week. a) Play basket ball (Saturday,…

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Write sentences how often Chandru does different things as in the example. Example: Go swimming (Sunday, Tuesday, Friday) He goes swimming three times a week. a) Play basket ball (Saturday, Thursday) b) Eat out (Saturdays) c) Polish shoes (Sunday, Thursday, Friday) d) Wash college dress (Saturday, Wednesday) e) Telephone parents (Tuesday evenings)

Answer

Here are the sentences describing how often Chandru does different things, following the given example:

a) Play basketball (Saturday, Thursday) Chandru plays basketball twice a week.

b) Eat out (Saturdays) Chandru eats out once a week.

c) Polish shoes (Sunday, Thursday, Friday) Chandru polishes his shoes three times a week.

d) Wash college dress (Saturday, Wednesday) Chandru washes his college dress twice a week.

e) Telephone parents (Tuesday evenings) Chandru telephones his parents once a week.


Explanation of the answers:

a) Chandru plays basketball on Saturday and Thursday, which means he does it twice a week.

b) Chandru eats out only on Saturdays, so he does it once a week.

c) Chandru polishes his shoes on Sunday, Thursday, and Friday, which totals three times a week.

d) Chandru washes his college dress on Saturday and Wednesday, meaning he does it twice a week.

e) Chandru telephones his parents only on Tuesday evenings, so he does it once a week.


Additional Practice Sentences (for better understanding):

  • If someone does something every day, it means seven times a week.
  • If someone does something once a month, it means approximately four times a year.
  • If someone does something twice a month, it means about eight times a year.

Note: The key is to count the number of times the activity occurs in a week (or month/year, depending on the context). The example given in the question helps establish the pattern for the rest of the answers.

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