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Identify any 10 sentences , (2 of each), which consist of nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs and adjectives from the selected article. 2. Rewrite the indentified sentences by changing their word classes.
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At the meeting new Communist Party boss Xi Jinping will be installed as president, taking over from Hun Jintao.
Nouns
Verbs
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Maybe he represents a certain segment of the population but he has also upset quite a number of people.
Abstract nouns
Adjectives
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Chan, who is known for his martial art skills and daring comedic stunt work, provoked a furious fightback last December after reportedly suggesting in a Chinese magazine interview that protests in his native city should be restricted.
Relative pronoun
Interrogative Pronouns
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The CPPCC ia a 2000strong advisory body, which includes Chinas other token political parties and a few celebrities, including former NBA basketball star Yao Ming.
Relative pronoun
Interrogative Pronouns
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However, the NPC, with nearly 3000 delegates, has a higher profile this year as it will confirm the completion of Chinas oncea-decade power transfer.
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But while increasing number of entertainers have allowed themselves to be co-opted by Beijing, Lau was not hopeful many would be willing to voice dissent.
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But the 58-year-old Hong Kong actor, famous in the West for Rush hour and Police Story, faces a backlash in his hometown, where the mainland in viewed with increasing suspicion.
Relative adverb
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Interrogative adverbs
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And in 2009, he landed in hot water for telling a forum that we Chinese need to be controlled. Jackie chan is acting under the soft power and united front of the PRC (mainland) government, he said.
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