Read the sentence and fill in the gaps 1-8 transforming capitalized words."
Sure! Let's go step by step and break down the process of transforming the capitalized words in the given sentence. Here is the sentence:
"Last week, JACK WAS LATE FOR SCHOOL, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
1. The word JACK is in all capital letters. We need to transform it. One option would be to change it to possessive form by adding an apostrophe followed by an "s" (JACK'S). Another option would be to change it to the plural form by adding an "s" at the end (JACKS). Let's choose the possessive form: JACK'S.
"Last week, JACK WAS LATE FOR SCHOOL, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
2. The word WAS is already in its correct form, and it is not written in all caps. Therefore, we leave it as is.
"Last week, JACK WAS LATE FOR SCHOOL, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
3. The word LATE is in all caps. To transform it, we can change it to the comparative form by adding "-R" at the end of the word (LATER).
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOL, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
4. The word SCHOOL is written in all caps. We can transform it to the plural form by adding an "s" at the end (SCHOOLS).
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOLS, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
5. The word BUT is already in its correct form, and it is not written in all caps. Therefore, we leave it as is.
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOLS, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
6. The word TODAY is written in all caps. We can transform it to the possessive form by adding an apostrophe followed by an "s" (TODAY'S).
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOLS, BUT TODAY'S HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
7. The word HE is already in its correct form, and it is not written in all caps. Therefore, we leave it as is.
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOLS, BUT TODAY'S HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
8. The word HIS is already in its correct form, and it is not written in all caps. Therefore, we leave it as is.
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOLS, BUT TODAY'S HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
Now we have transformed the capitalized words in the sentence according to the given instructions.
Sure! Let's go step by step and break down the process of transforming the capitalized words in the given sentence. Here is the sentence:
"Last week, JACK WAS LATE FOR SCHOOL, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
1. The word JACK is in all capital letters. We need to transform it. One option would be to change it to possessive form by adding an apostrophe followed by an "s" (JACK'S). Another option would be to change it to the plural form by adding an "s" at the end (JACKS). Let's choose the possessive form: JACK'S.
"Last week, JACK WAS LATE FOR SCHOOL, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
2. The word WAS is already in its correct form, and it is not written in all caps. Therefore, we leave it as is.
"Last week, JACK WAS LATE FOR SCHOOL, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
3. The word LATE is in all caps. To transform it, we can change it to the comparative form by adding "-R" at the end of the word (LATER).
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOL, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
4. The word SCHOOL is written in all caps. We can transform it to the plural form by adding an "s" at the end (SCHOOLS).
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOLS, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
5. The word BUT is already in its correct form, and it is not written in all caps. Therefore, we leave it as is.
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOLS, BUT TODAY HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
6. The word TODAY is written in all caps. We can transform it to the possessive form by adding an apostrophe followed by an "s" (TODAY'S).
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOLS, BUT TODAY'S HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
7. The word HE is already in its correct form, and it is not written in all caps. Therefore, we leave it as is.
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOLS, BUT TODAY'S HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
8. The word HIS is already in its correct form, and it is not written in all caps. Therefore, we leave it as is.
"Last week, JACK WAS LATER FOR SCHOOLS, BUT TODAY'S HE ARRIVED ON TIME WITH A SMILE ON HIS face."
Now we have transformed the capitalized words in the sentence according to the given instructions.