Question

I We must have eyes to see and ears to hear
(use 'as well as')​

Answer 1

We must have eyes to see as well as ears to hear.

Explanation:

• As well as is an adverb and it means also or in addition.
• It is used in sentences when we are describing more than two things together.
• It is a multi-purpose preposition and is used in English grammar to make meaningful sentences.
• We also use as well as to denote or to represent something in a good way.

Answer 2

Rewriting the sentence using the bracketed words:-

We must have eyes to see as well as ears to hear

• "as well as" is a connecting phrase or conjunction which means in addition to something.
• It is a type of cumulative conjunction, which is, in turn, a type of coordinating.
• Cumulative conjunctions join two statements by simply adding them to one another.
• Other examples of cumulative conjunctions are "and", "both.... and", "not only.... but also".