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Question She had to sit up late yesterday. (General)You have lerant about very important things today. (Special)We shall reach the airport in ten minutes. (Special)You are not free now. (Disjunctive)This book is much read. (Alternative)​

Answer 1

Did she have to sit up late yesterday?

What have you learned about today?

When shall we rich the airport?

You aren’t free now, are you?

Is this book or other book much read?

Answer 2

It seems like you have provided a list of sentences with different types of sentence structures or functions. Let me categorize them for you:

1. "She had to sit up late yesterday." - General Statement: This is a statement about a past event and doesn't fall into any of the other specified categories.

2. "You have learned about very important things today." - Special Emphasis: This sentence emphasizes the importance of what the person has learned today.

3. "We shall reach the airport in ten minutes." - Special Time Frame: This sentence specifies a particular time frame for reaching the airport (in ten minutes).

4. "You are not free now." - Disjunctive: This sentence expresses a condition or situation, in this case, the person not being free at the moment.

5. "This book is much read." - Alternative (may be a typo or misclassification): This sentence doesn't seem to fit into the "Alternative" category. It appears to be describing the popularity or how often the book is read. It's more of a general statement. If you meant to classify it differently, please provide more context.