Question

• Do as directed: (05)
12. I am firm believer that results won’t be as bad as you have predicted. (make it comparative)
13. Through the crevices she could see everything that was taking place outside. (voice)
14. Jilani Jung Bahadur gave orders. (make it interrogative)
15. During the winter season, children used to play under that large banyan tree (Q.tag)​

Answer 1

Answer:

12. I am firm believer that results won’t be worse than your prediction.

13. Everything that was taking place outside could be seen through the crevices by her.

14. Did Jilani Jung Bahadur give orders?

15. During the winter season, children used to play under that large banyan tree, didn't they?

Explanation:

A tag question is a question added at the end of a sentence. A tag question following an affirmative statement generally has the form of a negative question and a negative statement has an affirmative question, with the meaning: Isn't that true? A question tag always consists of the helping verb of the tense and the pronoun used in the main clause.

Answer 2

Answer:

Do as directed:

12. I am firm believer that results won’t be as bad as you have predicted. (make it comparative)

• I am firm believer that results won’t be worse than your prediction.
• Here in the sentence than and worse define that it is an example of Comparative Degree. Comparative Degree makes comparison. Here bad is a positive degree and its comparative and superlative degrees are worse ( comparative ) and worst ( superlative degree).

13. Through the crevices she could see everything that was taking place outside. (voice)

• Everything that was taking place outside could be seen through the crevices by her.
• After could be is added and afterthat main verb's past participle form is used.

14. Jilani Jung Bahadur gave orders. (make it interrogative)

• Did Jilani Jung Bahadur give orders ?
• For Interrogative Sentence auxiliary verb is always used first and afterthat subject + main verb's present form + object + question mark '?' are used.

15. During the winter season, children used to play under that large banyan tree (Q.tag)

• Didn't they? It is called negative tail because 'not' is used after auxiliary verbs. By using it we can ask a question. And that is why it is called question tag and obviously a question mark is used after it.