Do as directed

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Do as directed 

1. Her chores were never-ending.( Add a question tag) 

Ans- Her chores were never-ending, were they? 

2. Now he would have more time to devote to his mission. ( Make a Complex Sentence)

Ans- Now he would have more time which he could devote to his mission.

3. She was the most beautiful person in the world. ( Change the degree)

Ans- positive -

No other person in the world was as beautiful as she was.

Competative - 

She was more beautiful than any other person in the world.

4. His social manners became laudable.( Frame wh- type questions) 

Ans- How did his social manners become? 

5. All other things are unimportant.

( Make Negative Sentence) 

Ans- All other things are not important. 

6. His handicap doesn't disturb me any longer. ( Make Affirmative Sentences)

Ans- His handicap fails to disturb me any longer.

7. He ran towards the sound and stopped  at a construction site. ( Make a simple sentence)

Ans- Running towards the sound, he stopped at a construction site. 

8. King Amrit loved  his people and looked after the affairs of his Kingdom well. ( Rewrite using not only ....but also)

Ans- King Amrit not only loved  his people but also looked after the affairs of his Kingdom well.

9. Summon people from all walks of life to the court. ( Change the voice)

Ans- Let  people from all walks of life be summoned to the court.

10.  The important thing is to listen to them and change our ways when needed. ( Make a wh- type question)

Ans- What is the important thing? 

Dear students  write down this activity in your class notebook. 

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