Sentence Transformation
English Language
Sentence Transformation starts at 5 and continues till grade 12.
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Change the following sentence into a comparative degree: This building is tall.
Change the following sentence into a complex sentence: He finished his work. He went home.
Change the following sentence into a negative sentence: He always comes late.
Change the following sentence into a negative sentence: She always helps her friends.
Change the following sentence into a negative sentence: She likes ice cream.
Change the following sentence into a positive sentence: He does not like to play football.
Change the following sentence into a positive sentence: He is not lazy.
Change the following sentence into a question: She is reading a book.
Change the following sentence into a question: The children are playing in the park.
Change the following sentence into a question: The sun rises in the east.
Change the following sentence into a question: They have finished their work.
Change the following sentence into a simple sentence: Although he was tired, he finished his homework.
Which of the following is the correct negative form of the sentence: She can swim. (1) She cannot swim. (2) She does not swim. (3) She did not swim. (4) She will not swim.
Which of the following is the correct transformation of the sentence into reported speech? She said, "I will help you." (1) She said that she will help me. (2) She said that she would help me. (3) She said that she helps me. (4) She said that she helped me.
Which of the following is the correct transformation to indirect speech? He said, "I am tired." (1) He said that he is tired. (2) He said that he was tired. (3) He said that he will be tired. (4) He said that he had tired.
Which of the following is the correct transformation to indirect speech? She said, "I have finished my work." (1) She said that she has finished her work. (2) She said that she had finished her work. (3) She said that she finished her work. (4) She said that she will finish her work.
Fill in the blank to change the sentence to passive voice: The teacher _______ (teach) the lesson.
Fill in the blank: The answer was _______ difficult that only a few students solved it.
Fill in the blank: The answer was _______ easy that everyone got it right.
Fill in the blank: The cake was _______ (so/such) delicious that everyone wanted more.
