Grammar The New Dress
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1] Mabel had her first serious suspicion. (Past Perfect tense)
Ans: Mabel had had her first serious suspicion
2] It was not right. (Make Affirmative)
Ans: It was wrong.
3] She could not beat off (Be unable to)
Ans: She was unable to beat off
4] What a fright she looks! (Assertive sentence)
Ans: She looks a very fright.
5] Their eyelids flickering as they came up. (No sooner – than)
Ans: No sooner did they come up than their eyelids flickering.
6] It was her own appalling inadequacy; her cowardice; her mean, water-sprinkled blood that depressed her. (Simple)
Ans: Her own appalling inadequacy; her cowardice; her mean, water-sprinkled blood depressed her.
7] She touched the letters on the hall table and said: “How dull!” (Indirect)
Ans: Touching the letters on the hall table, she exclaimed that it was very dull.
8] All this had been absolutely destroyed. (Begin with “They—“)
Ans: They had absolutely destroyed all this.
9] All this had been absolutely destroyed, the moment she came into Mrs. Dalloway’s drawing-room. (Hardly –when/ No sooner – than)
Ans: Hardly had she come into Mrs. Dalloway’s drawing-room when all this had been absolutely destroyed.
Ans: No sooner did she comeinto Mrs. Dalloway’s drawing-room than all this had been absolutely destroyed.
10] It was absurd to pretend it. (gerund)
Ans: It was absurd for pretending it.
11] She had taken that old fashion book of her mother’s, a Paris fashion book of the time of the Empire. (Present perfect tense)
Ans: She has taken that oldfashion book of her mother’s, a Paris fashion book of the time of the Empire.
12] She felt like a dressmaker’s dummy standing there, for young people to stick pins into. (Make Complex)
Ans: She felt like a dressmaker’s dummy that stood there, for young people to stick pins into.
13] We are all like flies trying to crawl over the edge of the saucer. (Use that)
Ans: We are all like flies that try to crawl over the edge of the saucer.
14] Now she could see flies crawling slowly out of a saucer of milk with their wings stuck together. (Use which)
Ans: Now she could see flies which crawl slowly out of a saucer of milk with their wings stuck together.
15] She strained and strained to make herself see Rose Shaw. (Not only—— but also)
Ans: She not only strainedbut also strained to make herself see Rose Shaw.
16) She was a fly, but the others were dragonflies. (Use – Though)
Ans: Though she was a fly, but the others were dragonflies.
17) The most detestable of the vices were her chief faults. (Change the degree)
Ans: Com: Her chief faults were more detestable than any other vices.
Posi: No other vices were as detestable as her chief faults.
18) “I feel like some dowdy, decrepit, horribly dingy old fly,” she said.(Reported Speech)
Ans: She said that she felt like some dowdy, decrepit, horribly dingy old fly.
19) She did not feel in the least out of anything. (Rhetorical Question)
Ans: Did she feel in the least out of anything?
20) She saw the truth. (Rewrite as a negative sentence without changing the meaning)
Ans: She didn’t see the false.
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