Question

(1) The boy asked a difficult question. (change into passive voice)
(2) I cannot cook food. My brother cannot cook food. (Join using
‘Neither...nor’)
(3) Take an umbrella. It ____ rain later. (Supply a suitable modal)
(4) Every morning she ____ (wake) up early in the morning. (Supply correct
form of verb given in the bracket).

Answer 1

Answer

I and my brother can't cook food.

May.

Wakes up.

Answer 2

The answers are:

(1) A difficult question was asked by the boy.

(2) Neither I nor my brother can cook food.

(3) Take an umbrella It might rain later.

(4) Every morning she wakes up early in the morning.

1. In the first part, we have to change the sentence into passive voice.

• While changing a sentence into a passive voice, the object of the active sentence becomes the subject of the passive one.
• In past tense, was/were + past participle of the main verb is used in the passive voice.

2. In the second part, we have to use the conjunction 'neither nor'.

• Conjunctions are those words that are used to connect phrases and make an elegant sentence.
• Here, 'neither nor' is used to connect two negative sentences.

3. In the third part, we have to use a modal.

• 'Might' is used as it shows a possibility or uncertainty.

4. In the fourth part, we have to use the correct form of the verb.

• We have used 'wakes' because the subject is singular. When the subject is singular, the verb used should also be singular.