English Do as per instructions:

When New Year’s time drew near, he wished to make some rice pastry, s (Turn into Simple.)

Though the covetous people scolded him, they let him fill his basket with ashes, (Use ‘but’.)

They chopped the mill into pieces to use it as firewood. (Use ‘so that’.)

There was nothing but a dead kitten, (Turn into Affirmative.)

No sooner had the dog got near the pine tree than he began to scratch the ground. (Use ‘As soon as’.)

Having no children, they loved the dog very much. (Turn into Complex.)

Both he and his wife lived to a green old age. (Use ‘not only … but also.)

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They were baking pastry at that time.

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They coaxed the dog into their garden.

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The old man kicked and beat him to death.

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The old man chopped down the tree.

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The kind people fed the pet with titbits of fish.

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The dumb creature loved its protectors like a being with a soul.

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Get down on your knees.

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The well-dressed businessman looked down on the kid wearing a T-shirt in the elevator. (looked bending down, regarded as inferior, looked with dislike)

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My cat turns up his nose at the stale food. (expresses strong dislike, looks with (surprise, leaves, incomplete)

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I need one or two people to help me set up the equipment. (arrange, prepare, fill up)

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I didn’t do it on purpose – it was an accident, (emotionally, intentionally, casually)