Rewrite the given sentences as indicated in the brackets: a. She read the novel The Kite Runner in a day. (Add an appropriate tag.) b. Harka always ......(plant) trees. (Use the c... Rewrite the given sentences as indicated in the brackets: a. She read the novel The Kite Runner in a day. (Add an appropriate tag.) b. Harka always ......(plant) trees. (Use the correct form of the verb given in the bracket.) c. I can make a doll house. (Change into passive voice.) d. Yaman tells, "Radha is my sister." (Change into indirect speech.) e. He won't do it if you love him. (Change into affirmative sentence.)
Understand the Problem
The question contains a set of English grammar exercises. Each sentence needs to be rewritten according to the instructions provided in the brackets, such as adding a tag question, using the correct verb form, changing to passive voice, converting to indirect speech, and changing to an affirmative sentence.
Answer
Here are the rewritten sentences: a. She read the novel The Kite Runner in a day, didn't she? b. Harka always plants trees. c. A doll house can be made by me. d. Yaman tells that Radha is his sister. e. He will do it if you don't love him.
Here are the rewritten sentences: a. She read the novel The Kite Runner in a day, didn't she? b. Harka always plants trees. c. A doll house can be made by me. d. Yaman tells that Radha is his sister. e. He will do it if you don't love him.
Answer for screen readers
Here are the rewritten sentences: a. She read the novel The Kite Runner in a day, didn't she? b. Harka always plants trees. c. A doll house can be made by me. d. Yaman tells that Radha is his sister. e. He will do it if you don't love him.
More Information
Here are the explanations for the rewritten sentences: a. A tag question is added to the end of the sentence. Since the statement is positive, the tag is negative. b. 'Plants' is the correct form of the verb to agree with the singular subject 'Harka' and the adverb 'always'. c. The object 'a doll house' becomes the subject, and the subject 'I' becomes the object 'by me'. The verb changes to 'can be made'. d. The direct speech is changed to indirect speech by using 'that' as a conjunction and changing 'my' to 'his' to reflect Yaman's perspective. e. To make the sentence affirmative, the negative 'won't' is changed to positive conditional i.e. if you don't love him.
Tips
Be careful about subject-verb agreement and tense when changing the form of a verb. Also, remember to adjust pronouns and verb tenses when converting to indirect speech.
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