1. “You say your hair is gone?” he said, with an air almost of id

1.	1. “You say your hair is gone?” he said, with an air almost of idiocy. (Rewrite in reported speech.)2. Use the following word as a verb and a noun in two separate sentences: look 3. Use the given two words in a single sentence of your own: reflection, terrified
Answer» 1. He asked her, with an air of almost idiocy, whether she said that her hair was gone. 2. (1) (i) “Look to your left and right before crossing the road,” said the policeman, (verb) (ii) The woman gave the shopkeeper an angry look,(noun) 3. The lion was terrified when it saw its reflection in the water.

1. “You say your hair is gone?” he said, with an air almost of idiocy. (Rewrite in reported speech.)2. Use the following word as a verb and a noun in two separate sentences: look 3. Use the given two words in a single sentence of your own: reflection, terrified

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1. He asked her, with an air of almost idiocy, whether she said that her hair was gone.

2. (1) (i) “Look to your left and right before crossing the road,” said the policeman, (verb)

(ii) The woman gave the shopkeeper an angry look,(noun)

3. The lion was terrified when it saw its reflection in the water.