Transform the underlined parts of the following text as per direction: —
(a) "Beautiful! Isn't she ?" Tanvir whispered. (Make it assertive)
(b) Tania nodded in agreement, but she was extremely nervous . (Make it complex)
(c) The tigress was now quite close to them . (Make it interrogative) Tania's heart was pounding, but Tanvir seemed oblivious to any danger.
(d) He got closer to the animal and pressed the shutter button with a boyish grin in the face . (Make it simple)
(e) And it suddenly occurred to Tania that her husband was the strongest man she had ever met . (Use the positive degree of the adjective)
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B.
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Explanation:
(a) "She is very beautiful."
(b) Though Tania nodded in agreement, she was extremely nervous.
(c) Wasn’t the tigress now quite close to them?
(d) Getting closer to the animal, he pressed the shutter button with a boyish grin in the facE-
(e) No other man she had ever met was as strong as her husband.
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