Rewrite the Sentence :

1. Write sentences as required.

(1) It is a miracle. (Change to Related question)___________________________________

(2) Maple leaves are red. (extend the sentence)____________________

(3) He won the “Top Ten Hosts”. (Modify the wrong sentence)__________________________________

(4) Write a parallel sentence based on “Spring is here, the earth is full of life”._______________________

(5) The stars twinkled in the sky. (change to personification)_____________________________

Answer: 

(1) Isn’t this a miracle?

(2) The frosted maple leaves were red as if they were drunk.       

(3) “Awarded” is changed to “Evaluated”, or “title” is added before the period.

(4) Spring has come, and the earth is full of vitality: the flowers on the grass are colorful, purple and red, competing for spring; the red ones are like fire, enthusiastic and exuberant; the yellow ones are like light, soft and delicate; the purple ones are dreams, hazy and mysterious; White like clouds, pure and beautiful.

(5) The stars are blinking in the sky.

2. Rewrite sentences as required:   

(1) There are shells on the beach. (Expanded sentence)______________________

(2) Deforestation will be revenge by nature. (related question)______________

(3) There is always an angel-like smile in front of my eyes.

(Abbreviation)_______________  

(4) The wind blew the leaves with a rustling sound.

Change to the word “to”:______

Change to the word “to be”:____

Answer: 

(1) There are all kinds of shells on the soft sand.

(2) Wouldn’t deforestation be retributed by nature?

(3) A smiling face appeared in front of him.

(4) The wind blew the leaves with a rattling sound. The leaves were rattled by the wind.

3. Rewrite the Sentence:    

1. The fighters shot down three enemy planes and four tanks. (Modify the sick sentence)___________

2. The lilies are blooming. (Extended sentence)____________

3. It’s easy to run into a wall with a black hole around you. (Change to rhetorical question)___________

4. The apples on the tree are ripe. (change to metaphor)__________

Answer:

1. Removed “and four tanks”.  

2. The lilies are blooming on campus.    

3. Isn’t it easy for people who are surrounded by holes to hit the wall?    

4. The apples on the tree are ripe and as red as a child’s face.

4. Rephrases sentences as required. 

1. The most unforgettable thing in my six-year primary school life is the smiles of my friends. (abbreviation)_________

2. Teacher Sagar called Rishabh to the office. (Change to the word “by”)_______

3. The earth is green. (change to figurative sentence)_________

Answer: 

1. The most memorable thing is laughter.  

2. Rishabh was called to the office by Teacher Sagar.

3. The earth is covered with a green carpet

5. Rewrite sentences as required.

1. The words are echoing. (Extended sentence)____________

2. The teachers have organized the students of the whole school to hold many anti-Indian speech contests here. (abbreviated sentence)______________

3. The gentleman said to me with a straight face: “Tangxia is three miles away from here, and you can smell the fragrance of sweet-scented osmanthus there. Is your nose so long?”.

4. At the class meeting, the students expressed their opinions and the atmosphere was very lively. (modify the wrong sentence)__________

Answer: 

1. The words of the teachers still seem to be ringing in my ears. 

2. The teachers organize the competition. 

3. The gentleman said to me with a stern face, Tangxia is three miles away from here, and we can smell the fragrance of sweet-scented osmanthus there. Is there such a long nose?   

4. At the class meeting, the students expressed their opinions and the atmosphere was very warm.

6. Rewrite sentences as required: 

1. I covered my face and sighed. (extended sentence)___________

2. But the shadows of the new days began to flicker in the sigh again. _________

3. The sun rose slowly from where the water and the sky meet. (change to personification)__________

Answer: 

1. Sad, I covered my face and sighed deeply.  

2. Shadow flashed.   

3. The sun, like a shy child, slowly poked its head out from where the water and the sky met.