Question

Can the leopard change his spots ? Sentences changing assertive

Answer 1

Answer:

The leapord can change his spots.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

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The leopard can not change his spots.

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A question is sometimes put, not for the sake of getting information, but to suggest the answer that the speaker or writer desires to be given to it. These are called rhetorical questions.

In such interrogatives, when the question is affirmative, a negative answer is implied and when the question is negative, an affirmative answer is implied.

• Interrogative : Can the Ethiopian change his skin?
• Assertive : The Ethiopian cannot change his skin.

When changing sentences from one state to another, always read and try to avoid any confusion. Some sentences may be hard to change but remember that the tense may change to ensure the sentence makes meaning.

Other words are also eliminated to retain the purpose of the initial sentence despite the structure of the new one.