Question

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Transformation of Sentences
Transform the following sentences without changing their meanings as directed
within the brackets.
1. She is the most beautiful girl in her family. (Change into positive and comparative degrees)
(Positive)
(Comparative)
2. She opened the door and welcomed her daughter and son-in-law. (Change into a
simple sentence)
3. He invited his grandparents to bless his newly-wed son and daughter-in-law.
(Change into a complex sentence)
4. People are reading Shakespearean plays these days once again. (Change into
passive voice)
5. The child is too fat to stand on its feet. (Remove 'too')
6. Human beings are the best creation of God. (Change into an interrogative
sentence)
7. Our aunt loves us like her own children. (Change the part of speech of the
underlined word)
8. My grandmother is so old that she cannot manage everything on her own. (Add too)
9. We shouldn't hate anyone. (Use the antonym of the underlined word)​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. No other girl in her family is as beautiful as she is. (positive)

5. The child is so fat that he can't stand on his feet.