K. Listen to that music………… is beautiful. I'm sure you'll like it.
l. Don't invite Lisa and Nisha ………….
are very quarrelsome.
m. Don't drink this medicine…………….
date is expired.
n. Don't disturb Alisha………..
is busy with her project work.
"I'm looking for Anjali? Have you seen
?
Don't take her seriously………..
is very lively and full of fun.
q. I looked at the news article but I didn't read………..
carefully
r. Don't be afraid to admit to mistakes.
s. I phoned Riya but……….
number was engaged.
t. Don't wear that dress…………
doesn't suit you.
u. The pig has slept in...
sty.
V. Don't bang the door when…… go out!
w. I have read these books……..
are really nice.
x. "Excuse me, I'm looking for a post office. Can you tell me where ……..is?"

K. it

L. they.

M. the.

N. she.

O. him.

P. she.

Q. it.

R. your.

S. her.

T. it.

U. its.

V. you.

W. they.

X. it.

Explanation:

K. Listen to that music it is beautiful. I'm sure you'll like it.

In English language, the word "it" is generally used to refer to inanimate or non-living things such as table, computer, chair, pen, music, etc.

L. Don't invite Lisa and Nisha, they are very quarrelsome.

In English language, you should use the word "they" when you are referring to more than one person or a group of people.

M. Don't drink this medicine, the date is expired.

The is an article used to describe a thing, place or other nouns.

N. Don't disturb Alisha, she is busy with her project work.

In English language, you should use the word "she" when you are referring to a female while you should use "he" when referring to a male.

O. "I'm looking for Anjali? Have you seen him?

You should use the word "her" when you are referring to a female while you should use "him" when referring to a male.

P. Don't take her seriously, she is very lively and full of fun.

Q. I looked at the news article but I didn't read it carefully.

R. Don't be afraid to admit to your mistakes.

In English language, your is used when referring to the holder of a thing.

S. I phoned Riya but her number was engaged.

T. Don't wear that dress, it doesn't suit you.

U. The pig has slept in its sty.

Its is used as a possessive form of pronoun to connote (depict) ownership of a thing or where a thing belongs to.

V. Don't bang the door when you go out!

You should be used to address or refer to someone you're talking to.

W. I have read these books, they are really nice.

X. "Excuse me, I'm looking for a post office. Can you tell me where it is?"

what is a theme?

ans: the implicit idea of a written work of literature is called a theme.

so, the only theme of "birdfoot's grampa" by joseph bruchuc is that as a human being one should always remember the value of every life on earth.

the grampa is stopping the car again and again to save those little toads from washing away in the heavy rain is an act of kindness and humanity.

i think one answer could be this poet uses no rhyme.