Replace the adjectives and adjective phrases with adverb clauses as shown in the first sentence examples:
1. This is an interesting book.
This is the book which is interesting.
2. He has a loud voice.
He has a voice which is loud.
3. The laborious boy stood first.
The boy who is laborious stood first.
Mohan is a violet-natured boy.
Mohan is a boy who is violent by nature.
An old man walked in the street.
An old man walked down the street.
Delhi is a bigger town than Dehradun.
Delhi is a town that is bigger than Dehradun.
Answer (2)
To replace adjectives with adverb clauses, you can rewrite each sentence using a relative pronoun like 'who' or 'that.' For example, 'Mohan is a violet-natured boy' becomes 'Mohan is a boy who is violent by nature.' This method clearly maintains the meaning and enhances sentence structure.
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The adjective 'violent-natured' is replaced with an adverb clause describing how Mohan acts by his nature.
An old man walked down the street.
Transform into: An old man who is old walked down the street.
