To answer this question, we need to refer to Exercise 6 where there are sentences provided. The task is to rewrite those sentences using object pronouns. Let's take a look at the original sentence from Exercise 6:
Original sentence: "I hate doing homework but my partner doesn't mind it."
To rewrite this sentence using object pronouns, we need to identify the object pronoun in the sentence, which, in this case, is "it". Here's the revised sentence using object pronouns:
Revised sentence: "I hate doing homework but my partner doesn't mind doing it."
In this revised sentence, we replaced the object pronoun "it" with the object pronoun "doing it" to maintain the meaning of the sentence while using an object pronoun.
To further explain and justify this answer to the student, it's important to clarify the concept of object pronouns. Object pronouns are used to replace the noun or pronoun that receives the action in a sentence. In this case, the noun "homework" receives the action of "doing," so we use the object pronoun "it" to replace "homework" in the second part of the sentence.
By using object pronouns, we avoid repeating the same noun in a sentence and make it more concise. In this sentence, the object pronoun "it" replaces the noun "homework" to avoid repetition and make the sentence flow better.
I hope this explanation helps you understand how to rewrite sentences using object pronouns. Let me know if you have any further questions or need more examples.
Original sentence: "I hate doing homework but my partner doesn't mind it."
To rewrite this sentence using object pronouns, we need to identify the object pronoun in the sentence, which, in this case, is "it". Here's the revised sentence using object pronouns:
Revised sentence: "I hate doing homework but my partner doesn't mind doing it."
In this revised sentence, we replaced the object pronoun "it" with the object pronoun "doing it" to maintain the meaning of the sentence while using an object pronoun.
To further explain and justify this answer to the student, it's important to clarify the concept of object pronouns. Object pronouns are used to replace the noun or pronoun that receives the action in a sentence. In this case, the noun "homework" receives the action of "doing," so we use the object pronoun "it" to replace "homework" in the second part of the sentence.
By using object pronouns, we avoid repeating the same noun in a sentence and make it more concise. In this sentence, the object pronoun "it" replaces the noun "homework" to avoid repetition and make the sentence flow better.
I hope this explanation helps you understand how to rewrite sentences using object pronouns. Let me know if you have any further questions or need more examples.