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Q7: Do as Directed.
a) She cooks food.(change into past Indefinite Tense)
b) The peon rang the bell. (Negative)
c) Honesty best the policy is.(Re-arrange it into a meaningful sentence)
d) What a lovely child! (Assertive)
e) She was washing the clothes. (Interrogative)
f) Usha won the race. (Change the voice)​

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Answered by orangesquirrel
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The sentences are transformed as directed:

a) She cooked food.

(Past Indefinite Tense- Simple past tense- involves usage of V3 form of the verb)

b) The peon did not ring the bell.

( For changing an positive sentence into negative, we add negative words such as 'did not')

c) Honesty is the best policy.

(It is a common universal truth)

d) The child is lovely.

(Assertive sentences are used to declare or simply state something without any exaggeration)

e) She was washing the clothes, wasn't she?

( Adding a question tag to convert it into an interrogative sentence)

f) The race was won by Usha.

( Transformed into the passive voice- Object+ verb+ subject).

Answered by PADMINI
0

a) She cooks food. (change into past Indefinite Tense)

=> She Cooked food.

  • when we change the simple present tense into the simple past tense, we should use the third form of the verb "cooked"

b) The peon rang the bell. (Negative)

=> The person did not ring the bell.

  • Negative Sentences contain negative words such as -No, not, never, no one, etc.

c) Honesty best the policy is. (Re-arrange it into a meaningful sentence)

=> Honesty is the best policy.

  • It is the universal truth.

d) What a lovely child! (Assertive)

=> The child is lovely.

  • Assertive sentences are used to describe something.

e) She was washing clothes. (Interrogative)

=> She was washing clothes. wasn't she?

  • Interrogative sentences are used to ask a question.

f) Usha won the race. (Change the voice)

=> The race was won by Usha.

  • when we change active voice to passive voice we should exchange the places of subject and object. we should always use the word "by" in a passive voice.
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