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Unit 2 -2.5 Let’s March — English STD 10 — Question

Maharashtra BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10EnglishUnit 2 -2.5 Let’s March1 Mark
Question
Rewrite the following sentences as Assertive sentences (statements):
(1) Why didn't you come earlier?
(2) How frightened their eyes look!
(3) How angry it makes me!
(4) Should I accept such shackles of slavery?
(5) What can one person do?
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Answer

(1) You should have come earlier.
(2) Their eyes look very frightened.
(3) It makes me very angry.
(4) I should not accept such shackles of slavery.
(5) One person cannot do much.

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