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1.	Tenses1. These boxes are weighing thirty tonnes. 2. You are looking gorgeous in this dress3. She has ate the apple.4. Can’t you delay to release the manifesto to the public? 5. He takes bath.6. Geetha did not went to college today.7. He is wanting to return to his motherland.8. Neither he is coming nor is he writing.9. He did decided to settle down.10. I am thinking he is right.
Answer» 1. These boxes weigh thirty tonnes. 2. You look gorgeous in this dress. 3. She has eaten the apple. 4. Can’t you delay releasing the manifesto to the public? (Please note that In this case delay is the verb and not releasing.) 5. He is taking a bath. 6. Geetha did not go to college today. 7. He wants to return to his motherland, 8. He neither comes nor writes. OR Neither does he come nor does he write. (The second sentence is an example of a rhetorical sentence.) 9. He decided to settle down. OR He did decide to settle down. (The second sentence is an example of an emphatic sentence.) 10. I think he is right.

Tenses1. These boxes are weighing thirty tonnes. 2. You are looking gorgeous in this dress3. She has ate the apple.4. Can’t you delay to release the manifesto to the public? 5. He takes bath.6. Geetha did not went to college today.7. He is wanting to return to his motherland.8. Neither he is coming nor is he writing.9. He did decided to settle down.10. I am thinking he is right.

Answer»

1. These boxes weigh thirty tonnes.

2. You look gorgeous in this dress.

3. She has eaten the apple.

4. Can’t you delay releasing the manifesto to the public? (Please note that In this case delay is the verb and not releasing.)

5. He is taking a bath.

6. Geetha did not go to college today.

7. He wants to return to his motherland,

8. He neither comes nor writes.

Neither does he come nor does he write. (The second sentence is an example of a rhetorical sentence.)

9. He decided to settle down.

He did decide to settle down. (The second sentence is an example of an emphatic sentence.)

10. I think he is right.