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Change the sentences according to the direction:
1. Napoleon Bonaparte was one of the greatest soldiers in France. (Positive)
2. He was more courageous than most other soldiers. (Superlative)
3. He fought several wars with the neighbouring countries and won victory over them. (Passive)
4. He was very courageous. (Negative)
5. He grew very powerful and soon became the greatest man of the country. (Exclamatory)
6. In 1804, he proclaimed himself the emperor. (Passive)
7. This courage helped him to reach to the high position. (Passive)
8. France under him was very powerful. (Exclamatory)
9. He was only 52. (Negative)
10. He will be remembered forever. (Active)
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