Question

(A) Do as directed :
(a) He is too clever to be deceived.
(Rewrite the sentence using so
.... that)​

Answer 1

Answer:

he is too clever so that he can be deceived

Answer 2

(a) He is so clever that he cannot be deceived.

The set of words that have been asked to use while rewriting the provided sentence is a conjunction.

• A conjunction joins two or more sentences.

Words like and, but, or, so, because, though, although, therefore, both...and, not only... but also, etc., are conjunctions.

In the above sentence, 'so...that' is a conjunction.

1. These words are used to join two or more sentences.
2. These words make sentences simpler and easier to understand.
3. Conjunctions do not change the intended meaning in any way.