1. I must go down to the seas again. Ans. (Change into negative) 2. I must go down to the lonely sea. Ans. (Change into a complex sentence) 3. All I ask is a tall ship and a star. Ans. (Change into a simple sentence) 4. I want the wheel's kick and the wind's song. Ans. (Change into negative) 5. The call of the running tide is a wild call. Ans. (Change into a complex sentence) 6. A wild call and a clear call may not be denied. Ans. (Change the voice) 7. The call of the running tide is a wild call. Ans. (Change into an interrogative sentence) 8. That may not be denied. Ans. (Change into an affirmative sentence) 9. The white clouds are flying. Ans. (Change into a complex sentence) 10. I want the flung spray and the blown spume. Ans. (i) (Change the voice and turn into negative) (ii) 11. I must go down to the seas to the vagrant gypsy life. Ans. (Change into a complex sentence) 12. The wind is like a whetted knife. Ans. (Change into a complex sentence) 13. I want quiet sleep and a sweet dream. Ans. (i) (Change into negative and turn into passive voice) (ii)

To change "I must go down to the seas again" into a negative sentence, you can say: "I must not go down to the seas again."

To change "I must go down to the lonely sea" into a complex sentence, you can say: "I must go down to the lonely sea because it calls to me."

To change "All I ask is a tall ship and a star" into a simple sentence, you can form it as: "I ask for a tall ship and a star."

To change "I want the wheel's kick and the wind's song" into a negative sentence, you can use: "I do not want the wheel's kick and the wind's song."

To change "The call of the running tide is a wild call" into a complex sentence, you can say: "Because the running tide calls, its call is wild."

To change "A wild call and a clear call may not be denied" into passive voice, you can say: "A wild call and a clear call cannot be denied."

To change "The call of the running tide is a wild call" into an interrogative sentence, you can ask: "Is the call of the running tide a wild call?"

To change "That may not be denied" into an affirmative sentence, you can say: "That must be accepted."

To change "The white clouds are flying" into a complex sentence, you can say: "As the white clouds fly, they cover the sky."

(i) To change "I want the flung spray and the blown spume" into passive voice and a negative sentence, you can say: "The flung spray and the blown spume are not wanted by me."

To change "I must go down to the seas to the vagrant gypsy life" into a complex sentence, you can say: "I must go down to the seas so that I can live the vagrant gypsy life."

To change "The wind is like a whetted knife" into a complex sentence, you can say: "When the wind blows, it feels as sharp as a whetted knife."

(i) To change "I want quiet sleep and a sweet dream" into a negative and passive sentence, you can say: "Quiet sleep and a sweet dream are not wanted by me."

Answered by LucasMatthewHarris | 2025-07-21