Question

review: lessons 2.1-2.4
transform each sentence from the type it currently is to the new type that is noted.

1. why is our grass dying? (int) → (e)

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1. its too hot to play tennis! (e) → (d)

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1. the dog is lying in the grass. (d) → (int)

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1. can you turn the light on? (int) → (imp)

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1. my foot hurts. (d) → (e)

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1. cut some flowers from the garden. (imp) → (int)

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1. i got an a on my english test! (e) → (d)

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1. put a bandage on that cut. (imp) → (e)

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declarative: d
imperative: imp
interrogative: int
exclamatory: e

Explanation:

Each sentence is transformed to match the required sentence type, following standard grammatical rules for declarative (states a fact), interrogative (asks a question), exclamatory (shows strong emotion), and imperative (gives a command/request) structures.

Answer:

1. Why is our grass dying!
2. It is too hot to play tennis.
3. Is the dog lying in the grass?
4. Turn the light on.
5. My foot hurts!
6. Can you cut some flowers from the garden?
7. I got an A on my English test.
8. Put a bandage on that cut!