Question

Help me mates
please​

Answer 1

Answer :-

Do as directed :

1. Only graduates can apply for this post. (Begin: None...)

= None of the undergraduates can apply for this post.

2. Jane is the prettiest girl in the town. (Begin: Is...?)

= Is Jane the prettiest girl in the town?

3. No other king was as wiser as Ashoka. (Use: wiser)

= Ashoka was wiser than any other king.

4. Why did he deprive you of your property? (Begin: Why were you...?)

= Why were you deprived of your property by him?

More information :

• There are three types of degrees of comparison - Positive, Comparative and Superlative. Eg:- wise, wiser and wisest.
• There are 8 types of speech, they are - Noun, Pronoun, Adjective, Verb, Adverb, Proposition, Conjunction and Interjection.

Answer 2

Answer:

⚘ Answer :-

Do As Directed -

❶. Only graduates can apply for this post. (Begin: None...)

• ➥ None of the undergraduates can apply for this post.

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❷. Jane is the prettiest girl in the town. (Begin: Is...?)

• ➥ Is Jane the prettiest girl in the town?

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❸. No other king was as wiser as Ashoka. (Use: wiser)

• ➥ Ashoka was wiser than any other king.

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❹. Why did he deprive you of your property? (Begin: Why were you...?)

• ➥ Why were you deprived of your property by him?

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