Change the sentences according to directions:

How charming a moonlit night is! (Assertive)

= A moonlit night is very charming.

It presents a very beautiful sight. (Exclamatory)

= What a beautiful sight it presents!

It dazzles our eyes and soothes our heart. (Negative)

= It not only dazzles our eyes but also soothes our hearts / Doesn't it dazzle our eyes and soothe our heart?

People of all ages enjoy a moonlit night. (Interrogative)

= Don't people of all ages enjoy a moonlit night?

Little boys and girls make merriment to enjoy themselves. (Complex)

= Little boys and girls make merriment so that they can enjoy themselves.

Everybody likes a moonlit night. (Passive)

= (f) A moonlit night is liked (by everybody).

Though the moon gives us light, it does not have the light of its own. (Compound)

= The moon gives us light but it does not have the light of its own.

Very few beauties of nature are as charming as a moonlit night. (Comparative)

= A moonlit night is more charming than most other beauties of nature.

Unless one enjoys the beauty of a moonlit night, one cannot explain it properly. (Simple)

= Without enjoying the beauties of a moonlit night, one cannot explain it properly.

In fact, a moonlit night is very pleasant. (Negative)

= In fact, a moonlit night is not so unpleasant.