根據(jù)括號內(nèi)的要求完成下列各題，每空一詞(含縮略形式)。

1.Frank wrote a wonderful report. (改為感嘆句)

________ ________ wonderful report Frank wrote!

2.I think you should call your uncle now. (改為否定句)

I ________ ________ you ________ call your uncle now.

3.You'd better wear a red shirt tomorrow. (改為否定句)

You'd ________ ________ ________ a red shirt tomorrow.

4.You should use both hands to carry the box. (改為同義句)

You should carry the box ________ ________ ________.

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