Question

d. Rewrite the following sentences according to the instructions given after each of them. Make othe
changes necessary, but do not change the meaning of the sentences:
(i) The book is not entertaining. The book does not have a message (use:neither.....nor)
(ii) The thief should confess or he will be sentenced (use:unless)
(iii) The mob blocked off the road. Immediately police came in swarms. (use: No sooner)
(iv) She is one of the most beautiful girl in the town. (begin: very few......)
(v) He evidently hide true facts from us. (use “evident')
(vi) He is too clever to be easily deceived. (remove “too')
(vii) He left nothing unfinished. (Rewrite using 'finish)
(viii) He told us a story. (end........by him)​

Answer 1

i. The book is neither entertaining nor does it have a message.

ii. Unless the thief confesses, he will be sentenced.

iii. No sooner did the mob block off the road, the police came in swarms.

iv. Very few girls in town are as beautiful as her.

v. It is evident that he hides true facts from us.

vi. He is so clever that he cannot be easily deceived.

vii. He finished everything.

viii. A story was told to us by him.

• In the field of English grammar, a sentence can be written  in more than one way provided that the sentence structure, grammar and tense of the sentence remains correct.
• The sentences above are written again but provide the same meaning as the question statements.

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