5.1 Explain the use of the brackets in Paragraph 2 . 5.2 Remove the redundancy in Paragraph 3 5.3 Correct the malapropism in Paragraph 4 ? 5.4 An incorrect homophone has been used in Paragraph 4 . Replace it with the correct homophone. 5.5 Change the underlined suffix in Paragraph 4 in order to change the word attention from a noun into an adjective. 5.6 Identify and correct the spelling error in Paragraph 5 I 6 (1) 5.7 Identify the type of sentence used in Paragraph 6 . 5.8 What part of speech is the word Olympic in Paragraph 7 ? 5.9 Jonas Fernandez has found a staggering amount of jewellery in the dumpsters. Write this statement in the passive voice. 5.10 "I am not sure of the future of my estate," stated Heinz. B. Write this statement in reported speech.

To address your questions, I will provide detailed explanations and corrections for each part. ### 5.1 Explain the use of the brackets in Paragraph 2. Brackets are typically used to include additional information or clarification within a sentence without disrupting the flow of the main text. They can also indicate that the enclosed information is not essential to the main point but provides context or further detail. ### 5.2 Remove the redundancy in Paragraph 3. To remove redundancy, identify phrases that repeat the same idea. For example, if the paragraph states "the small, tiny dog," you can simplify it to "the tiny dog." The goal is to convey the same meaning with fewer words. ### 5.3 Correct the malapropism in Paragraph 4. A malapropism occurs when a word is mistakenly used in place of a similar-sounding one, often with an amusing effect. Identify the incorrect word and replace it with the correct term. For example, if "He was the pineapple of politeness" is used, it should be "He was the pinnacle of politeness." ### 5.4 An incorrect homophone has been used in Paragraph 4. Replace it with the correct homophone. Identify the word that sounds similar but is used incorrectly. For instance, if "their" is used instead of "there," replace it with the correct homophone. The correct usage depends on the context of the sentence. ### 5.5 Change the underlined suffix in Paragraph 4 in order to change the word attention from a noun into an adjective. To change "attention" (noun) into an adjective, you can use the suffix "-ive" to form "attentive." This transformation allows the word to describe a quality rather than denote a concept. ### 5.6 Identify and correct the spelling error in Paragraph 5. Look for any misspelled words in Paragraph 5. For example, if "definately" is present, it should be corrected to "definitely." ### 5.7 Identify the type of sentence used in Paragraph 6. The type of sentence can be classified as declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. For example, if the sentence states a fact, it is declarative. If it asks a question, it is interrogative. ### 5.8 What part of speech is the word Olympic in Paragraph 7? "Olympic" is an adjective, as it describes something related to the Olympics, such as "Olympic games" or "Olympic athlete." ### 5.9 Jonas Fernandez has found a staggering amount of jewellery in the dumpsters. Write this statement in the passive voice. In passive voice, the focus shifts from the subject performing the action to the action being performed on the subject. The sentence can be rewritten as: "A staggering amount of jewellery has been found by Jonas Fernandez in the dumpsters." ### 5.10 "I am not sure of the future of my estate," stated Heinz. B. Write this statement in reported speech. In reported speech, the statement can be rephrased as: Heinz stated that he was not sure of the future of his estate. If you have specific paragraphs or text to refer to, please provide them for more tailored responses.