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Exclamatory form needs 'What/How'; 'The arm of the injured' follows correct transformation rule.
Ref: British Council grammar transformation guide exclamatory sentences use what how structure expressing strong emotion feeling effectively correctly explained.
Exclamatory form needs 'What/How'; 'Param said, “Hurrah! I am' follows correct transformation rule.
Ref: British Council grammar transformation guide exclamatory sentences use what how structure expressing strong emotion feeling effectively correctly explained.
Exclamatory form needs 'What/How'; 'How I wish to be' follows correct transformation rule.
Ref: British Council grammar transformation guide exclamatory sentences use what how structure expressing strong emotion feeling effectively correctly explained.
Passage supports 'I never asked you to'; text explicitly states this. Answer matches.
Ref: NCERT Class 10 English reading comprehension guide answers must be directly supported by passage details central theme explicit statements.
'Sara says, "I can' means 'Sara says that she can' in context; usage confirms synonymy.
Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.
'She killed the cockroach.' means 'The cockroach was killed by' in context; usage confirms synonymy.
Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.
'Esha said to Anshul,' means 'Esha reminded Anshul to book' in context; usage confirms synonymy.
Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.
'Who teaches you English' means 'By whom are you taught' in context; usage confirms synonymy.
Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.
'Is too much being' means 'Are they taking too much' in context; usage confirms synonymy.
Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.
'He is too weak' means 'He is so weak that' in context; usage confirms synonymy.
Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.
'Sara says, "I can' means 'Sara says that she can' in context; usage confirms synonymy.
Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.
'She said that she' means 'She said, “I am going' in context; usage confirms synonymy.
Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.
