Rewrite the given sentences as indicated: a. Don't go out in the darkness... ? (Supply the correct question tag.) b. He...(wake up) late yesterday morning. (Write the correct fo... Rewrite the given sentences as indicated: a. Don't go out in the darkness... ? (Supply the correct question tag.) b. He...(wake up) late yesterday morning. (Write the correct form of the verb given in the brackets.) c. They live in Khotang. (Change into 'Where' question.) d. Rahul was repairing his roof. (Change into passive voice.) e. He says, "I am from Jumla." (Change into indirect speech.)
Understand the Problem
The image presents a series of sentence transformation exercises. Each sentence requires a specific grammatical modification such as adding a question tag, correcting verb forms, changing into a 'Where' question, converting to passive voice, and changing into indirect speech. The user needs to apply the appropriate grammatical rules to rewrite each sentence as instructed.
Answer
a. Don't go out in the darkness, will you? b. He woke up late yesterday morning. c. Where do they live? d. His roof was being repaired by Rahul. e. He says that he is from Jumla.
Here are the answers to the questions:
a. Don't go out in the darkness, will you? b. He woke up late yesterday morning. c. Where do they live? d. His roof was being repaired by Rahul. e. He says that he is from Jumla.
Answer for screen readers
Here are the answers to the questions:
a. Don't go out in the darkness, will you? b. He woke up late yesterday morning. c. Where do they live? d. His roof was being repaired by Rahul. e. He says that he is from Jumla.
More Information
Question tags are short questions at the end of statements, used to ask for confirmation or agreement. When changing a sentence to passive voice, the object of the active sentence becomes the subject of the passive sentence. Indirect speech reports what someone said without using their exact words.
Tips
A common mistake is not identifying the tense correctly, especially when dealing with irregular verbs, or forgetting to adjust pronouns and verb tenses when converting to indirect speech.
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