Question

Do as Directed:                                                                                                    He had an accident last year. Now, he drives carefully than others. (Rewrite the sentence using correct form of adverb) b)     She consults her parents before taking an important decision. (Use an appropriate adverb in the given sentence) c)     To treat prisoners so inhumanly is a shame. (Begin:  It is …..) d)     The food was so salty that I could not eat it.  (Use ‘too’  …with infinitive) e)     To laugh is better than to frown. (Replace the infinitives with gerunds) f)      The broken boy returned home without a prize. (Underline the participle and state its kind)   Do as Directed: (1X6=6) a) He had an accident last year. Now, he drives carefully than others. (Rewrite the sentence using correct form of adverb) b) She consults her parents before taking an important decision. (Use an appropriate adverb in the given sentence) c) To treat prisoners so inhumanly is a shame. (Begin: It is …..) d) The food was so salty that I could not eat it. (Use ‘too’ …with infinitive) e) To laugh is better than to frown. (Replace the infinitives with gerunds) f) The broken boy returned home without a prize. (Underline the participle and state its kind)​

Answer 1

Explanation:

He had an accident last year. Now, he drives carefully than others. (Rewrite the sentence using correct form of adverb) b)     She consults her parents before taking an important decision. (Use an appropriate adverb in the given sentence) c)     To treat prisoners so inhumanly is a shame. (Begin:  It is …..) d)     The food was so salty that I could not eat it.  (Use ‘too’  …with infinitive) e)     To laugh is better than to frown. (Replace the infinitives with gerunds) f)      The broken boy returned home without a prize. (Underline the participle and state its kind)   Do as Directed: (1X6=6) a) He had an accident last year. Now, he drives carefully than others. (Rewrite the sentence using correct form of adverb) b) She consults her parents before taking an important decision. (Use an appropriate adverb in the given sentence) c) To treat prisoners so inhumanly is a shame. (Begin: It is …..) d) The food was so salty that I could not eat it. (Use ‘too’ …with infinitive) e) To laugh is better than to frown. (Replace the infinitives with gerunds) f) The broken boy returned home without a prize. (Underline the participle and state its kind)