English Grammar and Usage

'Too' is a negative word; 'very' is a positive word. 'Too cold' means as cold that cannot be possible.

The action/activity is happening right now, continuous tense has to be used, which is used in sentence II (working).

 Option 1 is correct because the tense of the sentence remains the same. With other options, tense of the sentence is not uniform. 

Only sentence I is correct. Sentence II is incorrect because when indicates a point of time. 'I went to the market' is a process, not a point of time.

'began' is the correct option. 'had begin' is incorrect because with 'had' 3rd form of the verb is used. 'begun' is incorrect because 'had' is not accompanied. 'begin' is incorrect because it is a plural verb.

 Second option is correct because both activities happen in parallel. 'I looked at him' and 'he looked at me'.

Second option is correct because with the word 'hope' we use 'does not' as it expresses possibility. 'leaves' is correct in the second blank.

First option is correct as it makes the sentence uniform in past tense.

Sentence I is correct.

A transitive verb is the verb that demonstartes passing on of the action from one subject to another.

A transitive verb is the verb that demonstartes passing on of the action from one subject to another.

A transitive verb is the verb that demonstartes passing on of the action from one subject to another.

A transitive verb is the verb that demonstartes passing on (or vice versa) of the action from one subject to another.

A transitive verb is the verb that demonstartes passing on of the action from one subject to another.

A transitive verb is the verb that demonstartes passing on (or vice versa) of the action from one subject to another.