Question

Illyuldll d summer's day.
24. Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May.
(Change the mode of Narration)
25. Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines.
[Turn into a Complex Sentence)
26. Thou art more temperate than a summer's day
(Change into an Exclamatory Sentence]
27. Often is his gold complexion dimmed. O
[Make it Negative Sentence]
(Change into a Complex Sentence]
28. Every fair from fair sometime declines.
(Noun form of 'declines'l
29. The frost has wrought a silence.
(Change the Voice)
30. He rests at ease.
(Noun form of 'rests')
31. A voice will run from hedge to hedge.
[Turn into a Complex Sentence)
32. He has never done with his delights.
[Turn into an Interrogative Sentence)
33. The Grasshopper takes the lead in summer luxury.
[Use the Adjective form of luxury']
34. The Cricket's song seems to be the Grasshopper's among some grassy hills. [Use the Noun form of 'grassy')
35. All the birds are faint with the hot sun.
[Turn into a Negative Sentence)
36. The birds hide in cooling trees.
(Use the Noun form of 'hide')
37. The humming insects don't disturb his rest. 518574 Mock Test (Set-1) (Change into a complex sentence)
38. Thou art more lovely and more temperate than summer.
[Change into positive degree)
78019 Mock Test (Set-1)
[Change the voice)
39. Hack and chop it. Oh Mock Test (Set-2)
(Join into simple sentence]
40. All the birds are faint with hot sun. They hide in cooling trees.
Teh Mock Test (Set-2)
(Rewrite using infinitive)
41. Every fair from fair sometime declines. 578074 Mock Test (Set-2)
(Join into a simple sentence]
42. It has consumed the earth. It has grown slowly. Heath Mock Test (Set-3)
43. When tired out of fun, he rests at ease beneath some pleasant weed 7000 Mock Test (Set-3)
(Split into simple sentences)
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Answer 1

Answer:

29-a silence has wrought the forst