Certainly! Let's address each part of the question step by step:
a. The wind blows fiercely these days. (convert the underlined noun into adjective)
- The wind blows fiercely these days.
Answer: The fierce wind blows these days.
b. The Prime Minister, along with his three cabinet ministers, already visited the forest fire affected areas. (complete the sentence with the correct form of 'have')
- The Prime Minister, along with his three cabinet ministers, already visited the forest fire-affected areas.
Answer: The Prime Minister, along with his three cabinet ministers, have already visited the forest fire-affected areas.
c. The thief ran across the street and jumped ___ a car that was waiting for him to escape. (put the correct preposition in the blank space)
- The thief ran across the street and jumped ___ a car that was waiting for him to escape.
Answer: The thief ran across the street and jumped into a car that was waiting for him to escape.
d. It ___ Anton's car. He sold his only car yesterday. (Put the correct modal in the blank: may/might/must/can't)
- It ___ Anton's car. He sold his only car yesterday.
Answer: It must be Anton's car. He sold his only car yesterday.
e. By 2027, Nepal ___ an ICC full membership. (put the correct form of verb)
- By 2027, Nepal ___ an ICC full membership.
Answer: By 2027, Nepal will receive an ICC full membership.
f. She promised ___ me there. (to take/taking) (complete the sentence by choosing the correct form)
- She promised ___ me there.
Answer: She promised to take me there.
These corrections and completions should help improve the accuracy and clarity of the sentences provided. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!
