Grammar: do as directed.

*Do as directed.*
1)He wrote a couplet.(Rewrite using past perfect tense.)
2)Many kids can  barely lips a few words.(Replace the modal auxiliary showing certainty)
3)The  helicopter landed on ------  roof of ---- building.
(Use articles)
4) I am heading --- the entrance----building .(use prepositions)
5)She said to me", Please help me."(change the narration)
6)Yavatmal was the worst affected district.(Make it a Rhetorical Question)
7)We chose villages with a revolutionary spark.(Rewrite beginning with' *Villages with*... .)
8)Investors are attracted to invest in the IT sector.(Rhetorical Question)
9) India's progress in this sector is quick and influential, *providing* the economy a boost.(Rewrite using infinitive form)
10)Seeing the hungry market,Dell placed local advertisement.( Make it compound)
11)He added features *to improve performance*.(Frame *Wh* question)
12)But do the police need permission from event organisers to inspect a public gathering of  two lakh people?(Rewrite an assertive sentence)
13)Ideas have floated but *hardly ever* implemented.
(Use a single word in place of dark words)
14)They munch their breakfast on the way to work.(use present progressive tense)
15)She felt terrible  about this tendency but there was nothing,she could do about it.(Rewrite using *though*)

Answers:
1. He had written a couplet
2. Many kids will barely lips s few words.
3. the roof, a building
4. towards, of
5. She requested me to help her.
6. Wasn't Yavatmal the worst affected district?
7. Villages with a revolutionary spark were chosen by us.
8. Aren't investors attracted to invest in the IT sector?
9. India's progress in this sector is quick and influential to provide the economy a boost.
10. Dell saw the hungry market and placed local advertisement.
11. Why did he add features?
12. The police does not need permission from event organisers to inspect a public gathering of two lakh people.
13. Ideas have floated but rarely implemented
14. They are munching their breakfast on the way to work.
15. Though she felt terrible about this tendency, there was nothing she could do about it

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