Question

Part-B: Grammar
Practice tense, changing sentence, modifier, conditional
entence, punctuation then answer the questions (5-6)
Transform the following sentences as directed:
(a) He comes here at four. (Make it Complex)
(b) Very few poets are as great as John Keats.
(Superlative)
(c) I have no pen. (Interrogative)
(d) If you speak the truth, I shall pardon you.
(Compound)
(e) Robin is the tallest boy in the class.
(Comparative)
(f) All men are mortal. (Negative)
(g) Would that I could go there! (Assertive)
(h) I know what his name is. (Simple)
Identify subiect, object, appositive, conditional​

Answer 1

Answer:

Part-B: Grammar

Practice tense, changing sentence, modifier, conditional

entence, punctuation then answer the questions (5-6)

Transform the following sentences as directed:

(a) He comes here at four. (Make it Complex)

(b) Very few poets are as great as John Keats.

(Superlative)

(c) I have no pen. (Interrogative)

(d) If you speak the truth, I shall pardon you.

(Compound)

(e) Robin is the tallest boy in the class.

(Comparative)

(f) All men are mortal. (Negative)

(g) Would that I could go there! (Assertive)

(h) I know what his name is. (Simple)

Identify subiect, object, appositive, conditional