Punctuate this sentence: don't come any closer Mr Hands or I will blow your brain out cried Jim holding one pistol in each hand. Put the words in this sentence into the correct order: Hand Whizzing through the air sent his k. Change these active sentences to the past form. a. A young man called Jim Hawkins tell the s.

Step 1: Punctuate the sentence. Original text: dont come any closer man or ill know your brain out with this hand or whizzing through the air this kid Add capitals, fix spelling (dont → Don't, ill → I'll, know → knock), and punctuation for clarity and grammar. Punctuated sentence: Don't come any closer, man, or I'll knock your brain out with this hand or whizzing through the air, this kid. Don't come any closer, man, or I'll knock your brain out with this hand or whizzing through the air, this kid. Step 2: Put the words in this sentence into the correct order. Given words: Hand whizzing through the air this kid Rearrange into a logical sentence, adding apostrophe for possession and implied verb if standard for such exercises. Correct order: This kid's hand [is] whizzing through the air. This kid's hand is whizzing through the air. Step 3: Change the active sentence to the passive form. Active sentence: A young man called Jim Hawkins tells the [story]. Passive form: The [story] is told by a young man called Jim Hawkins. The story is told by a young man called Jim Hawkins.