Question

(2) Begin the sentence with. We are taught.... :
All great religions teach us to care for our children.​

Answer 1

Answer:

We are taught to care for our children by all great religion

Answer 2

We are taught to care for our children by all great religions.

Beginning the sentence:

Begin with a verb,  

It ends in -ing.

• Guru ran to catch the bus, gasping for air.

Begin with a verb,  

It ends in -ed.

• Guru rushed to catch the bus, fearful of being late for school.

Starting with a prepositional phrase is a good place to start.

• Guru rushed to catch the bus, his rucksack slung across his back

To begin, use an adverb.

• Guru hurriedly sprinted to catch the bus.

Begin with a descriptive word.

• Guru rushed to catch the bus, fearful of being late for school.

Begin with a statement that indicates the time.

• Guru rushed to catch the bus at 7:00 a.m.

Begin with a statement that indicates where you are.

• Guru rushed down Main Street to catch the bus.

Begin with a syllable.

• Guru rushed to catch the bus.

Similarly, the given sentence is rewritten as,

We are taught to care for our children by all great religions.