1. She kept asking, “You have nothing else?” (Rewrite as an affirm

1.	1. She kept asking, “You have nothing else?” (Rewrite as an affirmative sentence.)2. “You’ve been acting strange these last three days.” (Rewrite as a negative sentence.)
Answer» 1. She kept asking, “Is this all you have?” 2. “You’ve not been acting normally these last three days.”

1. She kept asking, “You have nothing else?” (Rewrite as an affirmative sentence.)2. “You’ve been acting strange these last three days.” (Rewrite as a negative sentence.)

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1. She kept asking, “Is this all you have?”

2. “You’ve not been acting normally these last three days.”

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1. She kept asking, “You have nothing else?” (Rewrite as an affirmative sentence.)2. “You’ve been acting strange these last three days.” (Rewrite as a negative sentence.)

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