Grade - 11 Unit-9 Democracy and Human Rights Grammar and Vocabularies

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Grade-11

Unit-9

Democracy and Human Rights



Vocabularies


Find these words in a dictionary and writer their meanings as they are used in the text.


  1. liberty - the condition of not being constrained by goverment / authority to live your life as you desire
  2. conflict - state when contrasting opinions / attitudes among persons / organizations

  3. ideology - a set of principles on which a system is based

  4. oppression - abuse of power / authority that is harsh / dewarding

  5. privilege - anything which people may be pleased and grateful to have or persons

  6. dignity - the quality of being deserving of honor and gratitude

  7. surrender - the act of being forced to lose power of something

  8. reconciliation - state of an improved connection that has been damaged



Grammar


Complete the sentences with should or shouldn't. Use one of these verbs.


  1. You have really done a wonderful job. I recommend you shouldn't quit it.

  2. That's a very dangerous area. Tourists shouldn't visit there.

  3. I'm going to be late. Do you think I should leave now?

  4. Children shouldn't drink sugary drinks. It's not very healthy.

  5. I have lots of homework. I shouldn't roam here and thre today.



Put in had better or should.


  1. I think you should learn English to enroll a university course.

  2. it's a great film. You should go and see it.

  3. I have to meet my friend in ten minutes. I had better go now or I'll be late.

  4. These biscuits are delicious. You should try one.
  5. We had better get to the airport by 2 pm or else we may miss the flight.

  6. When people are driving, they should keep their eyes on the road.

  7. I should get up early tomorrow. I've got a lot to do.

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