The river is deep. We can't wade it.( use "shallow" )
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the river is shallow .we can wade it easily
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The river is not shallow enough to wade.
Explanation:
- Sentences are a group of words that make complete sense.
- There are many types of sentences such as interrogative, assertive, explanatory, imperative sentences.
- Assertive sentences are those that make an assertion. They are of two types- one which makes a positive assertion and is called an affirmative sentence and the other that makes a negative assertion and is called a negative sentence.
- The first part of the sentence given 'The river is deep' is an affirmative sentence.
- To use the word shallow will change its meaning completely as shallow is the opposite of deep.
- To retain the same meaning by using shallow we have to use the word 'not' before it.
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