Important Voice Changes and Narration Changes from Leela's Friend: class-XI
**Voice Changes
1. Mr Sivasankar subjected him to a scrutiny.
Ans: He was subjected to a scrutiny by Mr Sivasankar.
2: He called his wife.
Ans: His wife was called by him.
3. Come in.
Ans: You are permitted to come in.
4: Sir, do you want a servant?
Ans: Is a servant wanted by you, sir?
5: She looked at Sidda.
Ans: Sidda was looked at by her.
6: Don't send him away.
Ans: Let him not be sent away.
7: He wouldn't be allowed to sleep inside the house.
Ans: We would not allowed him to sleep inside the house.
8: Now throw the ball into the sky.
Ans: Now, let the ball be thrown into the sky.
9: Leela gave a cry of joy.
Ans: A cry of joy was given by Leela.
10: Sidda had to drop any work.
Ans: Any work had to be dropped by Sidda.
11: His company made her supremely happy.
Ans: She was made supremely happy by his company.
12: Does the moon know you?
Ans: Is the moon known to you.
13: I will show you something nice.
Ans: You will be shown something nice by me.
14: Leela's mother threw a glance at him.
Ans: A glance at him was thrown by Leela's mother.
15: She mentioned the police and shouted at him.
Ans: The police was mentioned and he was shouted at by her.
16: Leave him alone.
Ans: You are requested to leave him alone.
17: Nothing can make them confess.
Ans: They can't be made to confess.
18: I like him.
Ans: He is liked by me.
19: Let us keep him in our house.
Ans: Let him be kept in our house.
20: Sidda was given two meals a day and four rupees a month.
Ans: They gave Sidda two meals a day and four rupees a month.
21: Her mother gave her a slap.
Ans: She was given a slap by her mother.
22: You are always abusing and worrying Sidda.
Ans: Sidda is always being abused and worried by you.
23: We couldn't have kept a criminal like him.
Ans: A criminal like him could not have been kept by us.
24: The police know his haunts.
Ans: His haunts is known to the police.
25: Leela's mother picked up the chain.
Ans: The chain was picked up by Leela's mother.
** Change of Narration
1: “Sir, do you want a servant?” Siddha asked Mr Sivasankar.
Ans: Sidda politely asked Mr Sivasankar if he wanted a servant.
2: “No, he hasn’t taken it!” Leela screamed.
Ans: Leela screamed saying emphatically that he had not taken it.
3: “Tell me a story, Mother,” Leela said.
Ans: Leela requested her mother to tell her a story.
4: “Where were you before?” he asked.
Ans: He asked where he (Sidda) had been before.
5: He sought relief by saying, “I think your mother is calling you in to dinner.”
Ans: He sought relief by saying that he thought her mother was calling her in to dinner.
6: “Bah! What a rough fellow he must be!” said his wife.
Ans: His wife exclaimed with fear that he (Sidda) had to be a very rough fellow.
7: Leela said to her mother, “ Sidda knows the moon.”
Ans: Leela told her mother that Sidda knew the moon.
8: “Come in”, said Mr Sivasankar.
Ans: Mr Sivasankar permitted him to enter.
9: “They left the town, master”, Said Sidda.
Ans: Addressing Mr Sivasankar as master, Sidda said that they had left the town.
10: Leela said, “ Do not send him away.”
Ans: Leela requested not to send him (Sidda) away.
11: She said, “ Let us keep him in our house.”
Ans: She suggested that they should keep him in their house.
12: “Now come with me”, he said.
Ans: He told her to go with him then.
13: He said, “ They will pick him up very soon, don’t worry.”
Ans: He urged not to worry because they would pick him up very soon.
14: “How did it get into the tamarind pot?” Mother asked.
Ans: Mother asked how it had got into the tamarind pot.
15: “Why did they send you away?” Mr Sivasankar said to Sidda.
Ans: Mr Sivasankar asked Sidda why they had sent him away.
16: “Have you done it?” asked Leela.
Ans: Leela asked if he had done it.
17: “Does the moon know you?” Leela said to Sidda.
Ans: Leela asked if the moon knew him (Sidda).
18: “Don’t go near him,” the inspector said to Leela.
Ans: The inspector forbade Leela to go near him.
•• Transformation of Sentences:
1: He stopped near the well and pointed down. [Change into a simple sentence]
Ans: Stopping near the well, he pointed down.
2: That good fellow, though an adept at controlling the moon, was utterly incapable of playing the pencil. [Change into a simple sentence]
Ans: Despite an adept at controlling the moon, that good fellow was utterly incapable of playing the pencil.
3: He blinked and answered that he did not know. [Change into a simple sentence]
Ans: He, blinked, answered in the nagative.
4: She mentioned the police and shouted at him. [Change into a simple sentence]
Ans: She, after mentioning the police, shouted at him.
5: It was God's mercy that he had not killed the child for the chain. [Change into a simple sentence]
Ans: For God's mercy he had not killed the child for the chain.
6: One evening he went out to buy sugar and Leela went with him. [Turn into a complex sentence]
Ans: One evening when he went out to buy sugar Leela went with him.
7: It was mistakenly Leela’s chain. [Turn into a complex sentence]
Ans: There was no mistake that it was Leela’s chain.
8: Mr Sivasankar was unable to make up his mind. [ Turn into a negative sentence]
Ans: Mr Sivasankar was not able to make up his mind.
9: Her mind was disturbed. [ Turn into a negative sentence]
Ans: Her mind was not undisturbed.
10: After meal Leela refused to go to bed. [ Turn into a negative sentence]
Ans: After meal Leela did not agree to go to bed.
11. Nothing can make them confess. [ Turn into an affirmative sentence]
Ans: Everything fails to make them confess.
12: Can we touch the sky? [ Turn into an assertive sentence]
Ans: We can not touch the sky.
13: What a risk we took in engaging that fellow! [ Turn into an assertive sentence]
Ans: We took a great risk in engaging that fellow.
14: Leela’s face became red. [ Rewrite using the verb from of ‘red’]
Ans: Leela’s face reddened.
15: Her mother gave her a slap. [ use the verb from of ‘slap’]
Ans: Her mother slapped her.
16: It was unmistakably Leela’s chain. [ Use the adjective from of ‘unmistakably’]
Ans: That it was Leela’s chain was unmistakable.
17. Nothing can make them confess. [Use noun form of ‘confess’]
Ans: Nothing can lead them to confession.
18. She mentioned the police and shouted at him. [Use noun form of ‘shouted']
Ans: She mentioned the police and gave him a shouting.
19. Leela made a noise of deprecation. [Use the verb form of deprecation]
Ans: Leela deprecated noisily.
20. Leela was in tears. [ Use the adjective form of ‘tears’]
Ans: Leela was tearful.
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