Voice change of Nobel Lecture
1. He proclaimed very clearly that he had come to give the good news.
2. How can you love God whom you do not see?
3. We have been created to love and be loved.
4. We are talking of peace.
5. What have we done for the child?
6. I will give you something terrifying.
7. They can teach us so many beautiful things.
8. This is something that we all want.
9. We will take care of you.
10. She took hold of my hand.
Answers
1. That he had come to give the good news was proclaimed by him very clearly.
2. How can God be loved who is not seen by you?
3. God has created us to love and be loved.
4. Peace is being talked of by us.
5. What has been done for a child by us?
6. Something terrifying will be given to you by me.
7. So many beautiful things can be taught us by them.
8. This is something that is wanted by us all.
9. You will be taken care of by us.
10. My hand was taken hold of by her.
Transformation of sentences of
Nobel Lecture
1. That little unborn child was the first messenger of peace. (Use relative clause)
2. I will give you something terrifying. (Make it complex)
3. I believe that we are not real social workers. (Make it simple)
4. The poor people are very great people. (Use relative clause)
5. I have lived like an animal in the street, but I am going to die like an angel. (Make it complex)
6. It must have been a terrible sacrifice for him. (Make it complex)
7. And this is why I have received such a lot of love from you all. (Make it simple)
Answers
1. That little child who was unborn was the first messenger of peace.
2. I will give you something which is terrifying.
3. I do not believe ourselves to be real social workers.
4. The people who are very poor are great people.
5. Though I have lived like an animal in the street, I am going to die like an angel.
6. It must have been a sacrifice for him which is terrible.
7. And this is the reason of our receiving such a lot of love from you all.
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