The phrase 'no afternoon gentility' is no relaxation in the afternoon. It is a phrase used in the poem, NO!.
<h3>What are phrases?</h3>
Phrases are the short sentence that contain its subject verb, but does not clarify any meaning. Phrases are the sentences that alone does not make any sense.
Thus, the phrase 'no afternoon gentility' is no relaxation in the afternoon. It is a phrase used in the poem, NO!.
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B. The verb tells the reader what the subject of the sentence is doing. :)
An example of a sentence that uses a compound verb to combine those two sentences into one would be :
The settlers moved into the unknown, having left the familiar behind.
The way your question is worded seems to suggest you are supposed to pick from multiple choice; not sure if that is the case.
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The correct answers are:
b. The boy killed the spider with his shoe.
In order to make a positive statement, we should remove <em>did not</em> from the sentence, and put the verb <em>to kill</em> into Past Simple tense.
c. The angry mother asks her son: „Do you think you know better than your dad?
To make a direct speech, we should convert the verbs into an adequate tense, in this case, the Present Simple tense, and adjust all the pronouns to the context.
d. Where has your father found you?
We should convert the subject of the passive sentence into the object of an active sentence.
e. We should forget these happy moments.
The past form of <em>shall </em>is <em>should</em>.
f. There won't be any trouble, will there?
In this sentence, we use the form <em>will </em>to emphasize the question we've made in the first part of the sentence.
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