Question

what a pity!
CHANGE ITNO ASSERTIVE SENTENCE​

Answer 1

Answer:

When a sentence of this structure is transformed to assertive, the structure of the assertive sentence is: It is a pity + subject + verb + phrase/clause. The option that follows this structure is option A, hence it's correct.

Answer 2

It is a pity.

Explanation:

• An assertive statement is one that expresses a fact.
• An assertive sentence is one that announces or affirms a statement, sentiment, viewpoint, incident, event, history, or anything else. Simple assertions are what these sentences are.
• They make a statement, make an assertion, or make a declaration. Declarative sentences are another name for them.
• A period or a full stop generally marks the end of an assertive sentence.
• The assertion is stated in a forceful phrase.