Question

iv. Alas! He is dead.( assertive sentence)
v. Everyone wishes to be happy.(Interrogative sentence)​

Answer 1

Answer:

iv) He is dead.

v) Does everyone wish to be happy?

Explanation:

iv) Assertive sentence- sub+helping verb +main verb +object. Also "not" is used in negative sentences.

v) Interrogative sentence - helping verb +subject +main verb +object + sign of interrogation (?)

Answer 2

iv) He is dead.

v) Does everyone wish to be happy?

Types of sentences and conversion:

• There are four main kinds of sentences.
• They are: assertive, interrogative, imperative and exclamatory sentences.
• Assertive sentences are those which are plain facts or information.
• Interrogative sentences raise question or enquiry. They end with question mark.
• Imperative sentences are those which show a request or order. They do not have a direct subject.
• Exclamatory sentences are those which show exclamation of fear/ happiness/ anger/ any emotion. They end with exclamatory mark.
• In Q iv), They have given an exclamatory sentence and we must change it into assertive.
• Therefore only the fact/ information should be given.
• Hence the answer is: He is dead.
• In Q v), we have an assertive sentence, which should be converted into interrogative sentence.
• As 'everyone' is singular, the verb 'does' will be in singular.
• The question is formed and it should end with a question mark.
• Therefore the answer is: Does everyone wish to be happy?