Question

1. can anyone bear such an insult? (change into assertive sentence)
2. he is something foolish. (change into into negative form)
3. Tagore was a great poet. (change into interrogative form)
4. i do not like his behavior. (change into affirmative)

Answer 1

1. no one can bear such an insult.
2. he is not clever.
3. was tagore a great poet?
4. l dislike his behavior.

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. No one can bear such an insult.

Explanation:

An assertive sentence is one that asserts a fact or proposition. It can be affirmative or negative.

‘No one can bear such an insult’ is a negative assertive sentence.

2. He is not always clever.

Explanation:

A negative sentence is an assertive sentence that states a negative fact. It may be implicit as in the question where the negative word like ‘no, not, nothing’ are not used.

It may be explicit by using no, not, nothing. As ‘He is not always clever.’

3. What kind of poet was Tagore?

Explanation:

An interrogative sentence is one that asks a question. It ends with the sign of interrogation.  

4. I like his behaviour.

Explanation:

An affirmative sentence is an assertive sentence that is positive.

The given sentence is negative. Hence the affirmative will be ‘I like his behaviour.’