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6                                        a) My teacher told me the earth moves
                      If the verb in the principal clause    round the sun.
                      is in the present or future tense, the   b) She will  tell me the sun rises in the
                      verb in the subordinate clause can be   east.
                      in any tense present, past or future -
                      according to the sense to be conveyed.  c) He has told us that honesty is the best
                                                             policy.
                  7   When the subordinate clause is       a)  Rani liked Kumar more than she likes
                      introduced by the word 'than', the      Ram.
                      verb  in  the  subordinate  clause  may
                      be in any tense, even if the verb in the   b) She helped us more than she helps her
                      principal clause is in the past tense.  own children.
                  8   If the subordinate clause is an adverb   a)  A river flowed where there is a village
                      clause expressing a place or person,    now.
                      the verb used therein may be in any
                      tense, even if there is past tense in the   b) A palace stood where we find a garden
                      principal clause.                       now.
                  9   If the subordinate clause is an adjective  a)  We met a boy who works hard.
                      clause, the verb used therein may be   b)  They met a girl who worked hard.
                      in any tense, even if the verb in the   c)  She met a boy who will work hard.
                      principal clause is in the past tense.
                  10 If the subordinate clause is introduced  a)  Work hard, lest you should fail.
                      by the conjunction 'lest', the       b) The thief ran away lest he should be
                      word 'should' always follows lest,      caught.
                      irrespective of the tense of the verb in   c)  They walked carefully lest they should
                      the principal clause.                   fall.


























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