Correct the following sentences to form questions or statements as indicated.

Here are the corrected sentences:

1. Original: My sister will cook chicken this evening. (Yes/No question)

   • Student's attempt: Will my sister chicken this evening.
   • Correction: The main verb "cook" was omitted.
   • Answer: Will my sister cook chicken this evening?

2. Original: They read science fiction. (Negative Sentence)

   • Student's attempt: They do not read Science fiction.
   • Answer: They do not read science fiction.

3. Original: They did not move to the town. (Affirmative sentence)

   • Student's attempt: They move to the town.
   • Correction: The verb "move" should be in the past tense to match "did not move".
   • Answer: They moved to the town.

4. Original: My car broke down yesterday. (Yes/No question)

   • Student's attempt: Did my car broke down yesterday.
   • Correction: After "did," the main verb should be in its base form ("break").
   • Answer: Did my car break down yesterday?

5. Original: He is listening to music. (Negative Statement)

   • Student's attempt: He isn't listening to music.
   • Answer: He isn't listening to music.

6. Original: Kunal did not buy a cap in the sale. (Affirmative sentence)

   • Student's attempt: Kunal buy a cap in the sale.
   • Correction: The verb "buy" should be in the past tense to match "did not buy".
   • Answer: Kunal bought a cap in the sale.

7. Original: Rohan drives a car. (Yes/No question)

   • Student's attempt: Does Rohan drive a car.
   • Correction: A question mark is needed at the end.
   • Answer: Does Rohan drive a car?

8. Original: Rakesh was exempt from the final exam. (Negative sentence)

   • Student's attempt: Rakesh wasn't exempt from the final exam.
   • Answer: Rakesh wasn't exempt from the final exam.

9. Original: Asha is not a talkative girl. (Affirmative sentence)

   • Student's attempt: Asha is a talkative girl.
   • Answer: Asha is a talkative girl.

10. Original: Sushma won the dance competition. (Yes/No question)

    • Student's attempt: Did Sushma won the dance competition.
    • Correction: After "did," the main verb should be in its base form ("win").
    • Answer: Did Sushma win the dance competition?

11. Original: Madam told an interesting joke. (Negative sentence)

    • Student's attempt: Madam didn't tell an interesting joke.
    • Answer: Madam didn't tell an interesting joke.

12. Original: Pratik does not go to Karate class every morning. (Affirmative Sentence)

    • Student's attempt: Pratik go to Karate class every morning.
    • Correction: For a third-person singular subject ("Pratik") in the simple present tense, the verb needs an "-es" ending ("goes").
    • Answer: Pratik goes to Karate class every morning.

13. Original: He listens to the radio every evening. (Yes/No question)

    • Student's attempt: Does He listen to the radio every evening.
    • Correction: "He" should not be capitalized in the middle of a sentence, and a question mark is needed.
    • Answer: Does he listen to the radio every evening?