1. The culprits have been caught. (Begin: The POLICE ...)

• The police have caught the culprits.

2. After their parents' death, their uncle took care of them. (Use: brought up)

• After their parents' death, they were brought up by their uncle.

3. The cricketer performed exceptionally well on the field. (Begin: The cricketer’s ...)

• The cricketer's performance on the field was exceptionally well.

4. The Manager said, “I will be there at the meeting.” (Begin: The Manager  promised ...)

• The Manager promised that he would be there at the meeting.

5. Touching the live wires is dangerous. (Begin: It ...)

• It is dangerous to touch the live wires.

6. He showed generosity even to his enemies. (Use: generous)

• He was generous even to his enemies.

7. She EXAMINED the document carefully. (End: ... with care)

• She examined the document with care.

8. None of us should tolerate intellectual dishonesty. (End: ... tolerated)

• Intellectual dishonesty by anyone isn't tolerated.

9. Why don’t you meet me to discuss the point? (Begin: I suggest ... )

• I suggest you meet me to discuss the point.

10. Margaret said to me, “Please do not forget to meet me tomorrow”. (Begin: I was  ...)

• I was REMINDING Margaret to not forget to meet me the next day.

11. Rajiv said to Arun, “Is this the book you were reading yesterday?” (Begin: Rajiv  asked Arun if ...)

• Rajiv asked Arun is that was the book he had been reading the previous day.

12. "Have you walked alone this long distance today?” he asked Sumita. (Begin: He  asked Sumita if ...)

• He asked Sumita if she had walked along that long-distance that day.

13. The detective interrogated the suspect CLOSELY for over three hours. (Begin: The  suspect ...)

• The suspect was interrogted by the detective closely for over three hours.

14. She was the only person capable of being House Captain. (Use: CAPABILITY)​

• She was the only person who showed more capability of being House Captain.