Change the interrogative sentences into assertive sentences without changing the meaning of the sentences.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to transform a list of interrogative sentences into assertive sentences while maintaining their original meanings.
Answer
1. You cannot please everybody. 2. A dog does feel pain when hurt. 3. This is not the way to talk to your elders. 4. Money cannot buy health. 5. They are not rich enough to afford that car. 6. Your handwriting is not very legible. 7. Nobody was present. 8. Nobody is present. 9. Smoking is a bad habit. 10. Milli is older than Jason.
- You cannot please everybody.
- A dog does feel pain when hurt.
- This is not the way to talk to your elders.
- Money cannot buy health.
- They are not rich enough to afford that car.
- Your handwriting is not very legible.
- Nobody was present.
- Nobody is present.
- Smoking is a bad habit.
- Milli is older than Jason.
Answer for screen readers
- You cannot please everybody.
- A dog does feel pain when hurt.
- This is not the way to talk to your elders.
- Money cannot buy health.
- They are not rich enough to afford that car.
- Your handwriting is not very legible.
- Nobody was present.
- Nobody is present.
- Smoking is a bad habit.
- Milli is older than Jason.
More Information
Transforming interrogative sentences to assertive sentences involves changing the question into a statement, often by simply rephrasing the sentence.
Tips
Ensure the sentence meaning remains unchanged while transforming from interrogative to assertive form.
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