12th English - Polite Alternatives / Euphemisms & Foreign / Borrowed words
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Polite Alternatives / Euphemisms 
1.   The burglars were sent to jail.        
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2.  Raghav submitted his resignation last week and is unemployed right now.              
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3.  It is our duty to take care of the old.    
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4.  Rajathi has a second-hand car.          
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5.  Slow learners are to be taught with more care and attention.
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6.  Replace the underlined word with the polite form of expression. I saw a disabled man
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7.  She is a fat woman.
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8.  “This watch is very cheap”. 
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9.  The man in the grey suit is a barber.      
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10.  “This is a school for blind”. 
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Foreign / Borrowed words
1.  The epic poem ‘Paradise Lost’ is considered as John Milton’s magnum opus. The foreign phrase ‘magnum opus’ means the author’s ____           .           
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2.  English is the Lingua Franca of many countries. 
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3.  Benson always tried to maintain the status quo with the company’s policy.
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4.  The project was rejected in toto.
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5.  Its time to bid adieu to all of you gathered here.       
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6.  Choose the meaning of the foreign word “faux pas”.           
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7.  Choose the meaning of the foreign word “en route”.
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