Grammar

*👉Begin the following sentences with the words given in the brackets.*
a) I can guide visitors.( *Visitors*)
b) Animals are paying me back.( *I*)
c)The behaviour of the first black panther is being documented.( *They*)
d)All the research on the animal has been done through camera traps.        ( *They*)
e) Madegowda  is employed by The Bison.( *The Bison*)
f)The surroundings were reminding me.( *I*)
g)Raju was amazed at my solitary visits to Umbarzara.( *My solitary..* )
h) I found a bright red soil trial.( *A..*)
i) Older leopards like Pardus  carry away livestock from villages.( *Livestock...*)
j) I have lost 80 percent  of a season's yield of sugarcane.( *80 percent..*)
k) Tracking an animal also teaches you life lessons.( *Life lessons*)
l) Many things have been taught to me by the forests.( *The forests*)
m) Resentment among locals towards  the animals is  created by this.( *This*)


*Expected answers*
a.  Visitors can be guided by me.

b.  I am being paid back by animals.

c.  They are documenting  the behaviour of the first black panther.

d.  They have done all the research on the animal through camera traps.

e.  The Bison employs Madegowda.

f. I was being reminded by the surrounding.

g. My solitary visits to Umbarzara amazed Raju.

h. A bright red soil trial was found by me.

i. Livestock is carried away from villages by older leopards like pardus.

j. 80 percent of a season's yield of sugarcane has been lost by me.

k. Life lessons are also taught to you by tracking an animal.
              OR
You are also taught life lessons by tracking an animal.

l. The forests have taught me many things.

m. This creates resentment among locals towards the animals.

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