A. After changing the sentences into make-believe sentences, we have the following possible answers:
1. The doctors used their superpowers to find and rescue the infected workers.
2. The jeepney drivers created a giant robot to destroy government buildings in protest against the transportation policy.
3. Parents and guardians have all the knowledge in the world, so they can teach their children at home during the pandemic.
B. After changing the sentences into real sentences, we have the following possible answers:
1. The world needs hospitals, medical equipment, and vaccines to protect us from the virus.
2. Medical personnel used their medical knowledge, medication, and equipment to heal the patients.
3. Scientists have develop, after much study, a medication that can help heal a certain illness.
- Make-believe sentences include fantastic elements and descriptions that do not belong in real life.
- For example: super powers, magical powers, the ability to solve all problems at once, etc.
- On the other hand, real sentences refer to real life. The elements and events mentioned are plausible, realistic.
- Examples: statistics, studies, medication, equipment, vaccines, and anything that is possible in the real world.
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