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Make the following sentence Affirmative without change of meaning. Negative: He will not be able to stop them. Affirmative: ...........................

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Make the following sentence Affirmative without change of meaning.

Negative: He will not be able to stop them.

Affirmative: ...........................

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Affirmative: He will be unable to stop them.

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Chapter 1.5: Joan of Arc - English workshop [Page 36]

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Balbharati English Kumarbharati Standard 10 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 1.5 Joan of Arc
English workshop | Q 8. (A) (b) | Page 36

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