Question

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[1] Mark him well. (Change the voice.)
191 Perhaps you have left it in the garden. (Change the voice.)
[3] I would answer unhesitatingly. (Use the word 'hesitation'.)
14) Shall I ever forget a friend like you? (Make it a statement.)
[5] He could not but weep. (Use 'help'.)
161 This is a delightful spot. (Turn into an exclamatory sentence.)
[7] He is too young to travel alone. (Remove 'too'.)
[8] Please remember me. (Turn into a negative sentence.)
[9] Only the brave can do it. (Turn into a negative sentence.)
[10] It was a great success. (Change to exclamatory.)
[11] The youngest boy is the cleverest in the class. (Change to comparative
degree.).
[12] He is ill, so he is absent. (Turn into a simple sentence.)
[13] He is not one to give in so easily. (Turn into a complex sentence.)
[14] One of them was sure to be missing. (Begin the sentence with 'it'.)
[15] An embarrassing question should be avoided. (Make it a complex sentence.)
[16] Mohan was dismissed for negligence of duty. (Use 'dismissal'.)​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Let he be marked well.

2. Perhaps it has been left in the garden by you.

[3] I would answer with hesitation.

14) I shall never forget a friend like you.

[5] Weeping could not help him.

161 What a delightful spot this is!

7] He is so young that he cannot travel alone.

8] Please don't forget me.

[9] Nothing but the brave can do it.

10] What a great success it was!

11] The youngest boy is cleverer than any other boy in the class.

[12] He is absent due to his illness.

13] He is not the one who gives in so easily.

14] It was sure that one of them is to be missing.

15] A question, which is an embarrassing, should be avoided.

16] Dimissal of Mohan was due to his negligence of duty.