ENGLISH Do as Directed:

I heard him thumbing through his engagement book. (Change the Voice)

If you come upon him be kind. (Use Unless)

Although respectful of religion, he remained a firm believer in the separation of politics and  religious practice. (Make it Simple)

I can't see a thing. (Add a Question tag)

His voice was like none I had ever heard before. (Make it Interrogative)

We'll have some decent manners in this house. (Make it Negative)

I am not the only one who speaks glowingly of Hosahalli. (Make it Affirmative)

We had been invited to a friend’s house for lunch. (Change the Voice)

Leap out of the window if you want to ride. (Use Unless)

Even when his eyesight was failing, he could tell from the smell alone. (Make it Simple)

I would have told myself that I was not a poet. (Add a Question tag)

He would tolerate no deviation from the traditional methods. (Make it Interrogative)

She looks just the same to me. (Make it Negative)

I will not object to your questioning. (Make it Affirmative)

I had telephoned him. (Change the Voice)

If Mourad couldn't have bought the horse he must have stolen. (Use Unless)

When the hospital orderly returned with the wheelchair Shahid gave him a beaming smile. (Make it Simple)

Shahid never had any doubt about his calling. (Add a Question tag)

Shahid was ‘never so distracted as to lose track of the Progress of the evening’s meal. (Make it Interrogative)

Now- stop worrying. (Make it Negative)

There is no mention of it in any geography book. (Make it Affirmative)

I will fetch my bag later. (Change the Voice)

Make it quick if you want to ride. (Use Unless)

His head was shaved and the shape of the tumour. (Make it Simple)

Shahid’s gregariousness had no limit. (Add a Question tag)

There was never an evening when there wasn't a party in his living room. (Make it Interrogative)

it’s your only chance. (Make it Negative)

I didn’t want to remember it any more. (Make it Affirmative)

Andrew handed her the child. (Change the Voice)

If he hadn’t cut the mummy free, thieves would have ripped it apart to remove the gold. (Use Unless)

Shahid was enthusiastic and we began to meet regularly. (Make it Simple)

He had no premonition that this night call would prove unusual. (Add a Question tag)

I did not know how to respond. (Make it Interrogative)

But I do hate any unpleasantness. (Make it Negative)

I didn’t know the cutlery we ate off every day was silver. (Make it Affirmative)

He pulled out the child from under the bed. (Change the Voice)

6.  We aren‘t afraid of dying if we can all be together. (Use Unless)

5.  The writer Suketu Mehta, who also lives in Brooklyn, joined us for lunch. (Make it Simple)

The head no longer lay back spinelessly. (Add a Question tag)

I hope this doesn’t mean that I’m dying. (Make it Interrogative)

Besides I’m so fond of them even if they are so. (Make it Negative)

My mother seemed to notice that I was not entirely convinced. (Make it Affirmative)

She had placed it beneath the bed. (Change the Voice)

If you are from a difficult place and that’s all you have to write about then you should stop writing. (Use Unless)

Shahid’s condition was already serious, yet his illness did not impede the progress of our friendship. (Make it Simple)

The limbs were no longer boneless. (Add a Question tag)

I can't see a thing. (Make it Interrogative)

Ranga accompanied me without any protest. (Make it Negative)

It is not convenient for me now. (Make it Affirmative)

Her meditation had pursued a different course. (Change the Voice)