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Textual Grammar from Three Questions

✷✷ Textual Grammar from — Three Questions: Class - XII | WBCHSE

➣➣Voice Changes:

1. The man would have attacked you.
Ans: You would have been attacked by the man.

2. The hermit lived in a wood which he never quitted.
Ans: The hermit lived in a wood which was never quitted by him.

3.You have already been answered.
Ans: Someone has already answered you.

4. They all answered his questions differently.
Ans: His questions were answered differently by all of them.

5. You do not know me.
Ans: I am not known to you.

6. The Tsar gave the reward to none.
Ans: None was given the reward by the Tsar.

7. The Tsar did not give him the spade.
Ans: He was not given the spade by the Tsar.

8. The hermit listened to the Tsar but answered nothing.
Ans: The Tsar was listened to by the hermit but was answered nothing.

9. The Tsar approached him.
Ans: He was approached by the Tsar.

10. The man held his hands pressed against his stomach.
Ans: His hands were held pressed against his stomach by the man.

➣➣Narration Changes:

1. The Tsar said, “I come to you wise man, for an answer to my questions.”
Ans: Addressing the man as wise, the Tsar said that he came to him (the hermit) for an answer to his questions.

2. “You have already been answered,” said the hermit to the Tsar.
Ans: The hermit told the Tsar that he had already been answered.

3. The Tsar said, “Let me take spade and work awhile for you.”
Ans: The Tsar suggested that he (the Tsar) should take the spade and work awhile for the hermit.

4. “Forgive me!” said the bearded man.
Ans: The bearded man asked for forgiveness.

5. The Tsar approached him and said, “For the last time, I pray you to answer my questions, wise man.”
Ans: The Tsar approached the hermit and addressing him as wise man, requested him for the last time to answer his questions.

6. The hermit said, “Now rest awhile — and let me work a bit.”
Ans: The hermit asked him (the Tsar) to rest awhile then and suggested that he (the hermit) should work a bit.

7.  “Thanks!” said the hermit.
Ans: The hermit thanked him (the Tsar).

8. “Here comes someone running,” said the hermit, “let us see who it is.”
Ans: The hermit said that there came someone running and suggested that they should see who it was.


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