Question

H Change the following questions into statements. 1. Will you go to the market today? You will ..with.go.wanket.dtoday. 2. Has Sam written the letter to his sister? 3. Is somebody jumping on the roof? 4. Can Reema bake a cake alone? a 5. Were you studying in my room? 6. Is that a hornbill? a 7. Should he call before coming? 8. Were they singing a song?​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. You will go to market today.

2. Sam has written a letter to his sister.

3. Somebody is jumping on the roof.

4. Reema can bake a cake alone.

5. You were studying in my room.

6. It is a hornbill.

7. He should call before coming.

8. They were singing a song.

Answer 2

Answer:

The conversion of these interrogative sentences to normal statements is given.

1. You will go to the market today.

2. Sam has written the letters to his sister.

3. Somebody is jumping on the roof.

4. Reema can bake a cake alone.

5. You were studying in my room.

6. That is a hornbill.

7. He should call before coming.

8. They were singing a song.

We can notice that when changing, these sentences have taken a form of an order from a question.