Voice Change of Jimmy Valentine
1. Jimmy Valentine was assiduously stitching uppers.
2. A guard escorted him to the front door.
3. Jimmy took it in a tired kind of way.
4. I never cracked a safe in my life.
5. Unlock him at seven in the morning, and let him come to the bull - pen.
6. The clerk handed him a railroad ticket and the five-dollar bill.
7. The law expected him to rehabilitate himself into a good citizenship and prosperity.
8. The warden gave him a cigar and shook hands.
9. There he tasted the first sweet joys of liberty in the shape of a broiled chicken and bottle of white wine.
10. He tossed a quarter into the hat of a blind man.
11. Jimmy slid back a panel in the wall and dragged out a dust-covered suitcase.
12. He opened this and gazed fondly at the finest set of burglars tools in the East.
13. I'm representing the New York Amalgamated Short Snap Biscuit cracker.
14. He never touched hard drinks.
15. He's resumed business.
16. He had thought of the shoe - business .
17. Ben Price knew Jimmy's habits.
18. Jimmy collared a boy that was loafing on the steps of the bank.
19. But he now perceived his shortcomings.
Answers
1. Uppers were assiduously being stitched by Jimmy Valentine.
2. He was escorted by a guard to the front door.
3. It was taken by Jimmy in a tired kind of way.
4. A safe was never cracked by me in my life.
5. You are ordered to unlock him at seven in the morning, and let him come to the bull - pen.
6. He was handed a railroad ticket and the five - dollar bill by the clerk.
7. He was expected to rehabilitate himself into a good citizenship and prosperity.
8. A cigar was given to him and his hands were shaken by the warden.
9. The first sweet joys of liberty were tasted by him in the shape of a broiled chicken and bottle of white wine.
10. A quarter was tossed by him into the hat of a blind man.
11. A panel was slid back in the wall and dust covered suitcase was dragged out by Jimmy .
12. This was opened by him and was gazed fondly at the finest set of burglars tools in the East.
13. The New York Amalgamated Short Snap Biscuit cracker is being represented by me.
14. Hard drinks were never touched by him.
15. Business has been resumed by him.
16. The shoe - business had been thought of by him.
17. Jimmy's habits were known to Ben Price.
18. A boy that was loafing on the steps of the bank was collared by Jimmy.
19. But his shortcomings were now perceived by him.
Narration Change of Jimmy Valentine
1. Jimmy said, "Why, I never cracked a safe in my life."
2. "Take him back, Cronin!" Said the warden and fix him up with outgoing clothes."
3. "Isn't that young Polly Simpson?" asked Jimmy.
4. "Wouldn't I make a nice drummer?" Said Annabel.
5. "The door can't be opened," he groaned.
Answers
1. Jimmy said that he had never cracked a safe in his life.
2. The warden ordered Cronin to take him back and to fix him up with outgoing clothes.
3. Jimmy asked if that wasn't young Polly Simpson.
4. Annabel asked if she wouldn't make a nice drummer.
5. He groaned that the door could't be opened.
Transformations of Sentences of
Jimmy Valentine
1. A guard came to the prison shoe-shop, where Jimmy Valentine was assiduously stitching uppers. (Split the sentence)
2. Jimmy took it in a tired kind of way. (Use adverb form of 'tired')
3. Stop cracking safes, and live straight. (Make it simple)
4. This statement delighted Mike. (Use the noun form of 'delighted')
5. He leaned on the desk and declared his platform to the clerk. (Use participle)
6. He lounged about town in his quiet way. (Use the adv. from of quiet)
7. The vault was a small one, but it had a new, patented door. (Make it complex)
8. The clerk handed him a railroad ticket and the five dollar bill. (Use relative clause)
9. There was still Ben Price's collar - button on the floor. (Use relative clause)
10. The clerk was impressed by the clothes and manners of Jimmy. (Use relative clause)
Answers
1. i. A guard came to the prison shoe - shop.
ii. There Jimmy Valentine was assiduously stitching uppers.
2. Jimmy took it tiredly.
3. Stop cracking safes to live straight.
4. This statement gave Mike delight.
5. Leaving on the desk, he declared his platform to the clerk.
6. He lounged about town quietly.
7. Though the vault was a small one, it had a new, patented door.
8. The clerk who gave him a railroad ticket handed the five dollar bill.
9. There on the floor was still the collar button which possessed Ben Price.
10. The clerk was impressed by the clothes and manners that Jimmy put on.
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