Transform the following sentences from interrogative to assertive sentences:
Was he not brave to face the enemy?

He was not brave to face the enemy.

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He was too brave to face the enemy.

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He was brave to face the enemy.

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He was so brave he could not face the enemy.

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Solution

The correct option is A He was brave to face the enemy.
If the interrogative sentence is negative, change it in a positive sentence. The given example is negative. Thus, 'not' should be removed to make it a positive sentence.
Thus, option C is the correct answer according to the rules.

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