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4. Change the sentences according to directions.
(a) Charles Babbage was a British Mathematician. (Negative)
(b) He was born on 26 December 1791, probably in London. (Compound)
(c) He was often unwell when he was child. (Simple)
(d) In 1810, he went to Cambridge University to satiate his interest in Mathematics.
(Complex)
(e) After his graduation the Royal Institutions hired him to lecture on calculations.
(Compound)
(f) In 1820s he worked on a machine which could perform mathematical calculations.
(Simple)
(g) His "Difference Engine 2" was bigger and better than his Difference Engine 1.
(Negative)
(h) His invention 'Analytical Engine' was a very complex machine. (Exclamatory)
(i) We still remember him for his invention as the pioneer of computer. (Negative)
(j) He died in London at his home on 18 October 1871. (Interrogative)
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Change the sentences according to directions.
(a) It dazzles our eyes and soothes our heart. (Negative)
(b) They will never be against you. (Affirmative)
(c) Everybody appreciates him because he is simple. (Simple)
(d) Simplicity can make you great. (Complex)
(e) Hearing my success, all my friends congratulated me.
(Compound)
(f) She remains conscious of retaining its reputation. (Imperative)
(g) The teachers are quite optimistic about their students.
(Exclamatory)
(h) Smart phone is the most popular thing with students.
(Interrogative)
(i) Would that I could open a Facebook account! (Assertive)
(j) Unfortunately, facebook gives the students more pleasure than
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Change the sentences according to directions.
(a) An aim is a goal to which one aspires. (Compound)
(b) It inspires one to long for a certain position.
(Complex)
(c) Everyone should have an aim in life. (Interrogative)
(d) An aim is not an optional choice for us. (Affirmative)
(e) Having a fixed aim, everyone can reach the goal.
(Negative)
(f) An aim is the most calculative target in our life.
(Complex)
(g) There are few aims for men and women. (Negative)
(h) An over ambitious man tires to fulfil his aim by hook
or by crook. (Interrogative)
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. Change the sentences according to directions.
(a) Cricket is a very exciting game. (Exclamatory)
(b) People of all ages enjoy this game. (Interrogative)
(c) Cricket is a very popular game in our country. (Exclamatory)
(d) Though cricket is a costly game, people of all classes enjoy
playing it. (Simple)
(e) Bangladesh is a test playing country developing its standard day
by day. (Compound)
(f) It is played all over the world. (Interrogative)
(g) The game is played between two teams each consisting of eleven
players. (Complex)
(h) If the players perform well, they can win the world cup. (Simple)
(i) It is full of thrill and excitement for the spectators. (Interrogative)
(j) We must try our best to improve its present position. (Negative)
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Change the sentences according to directions.
(a) We are proud of our freedom fighters. (Make it Interrogative)
(b) Their contribution will never be forgotten. (Make it Affirmative)
(c) Their sacrifice is greater than any other thing. (Make it Negative)
(d) But today many of them lead a very miserable life. (Make it
Complex)
(e) If we take proper steps, their condition may improve. (Make it
Simple)
(f) Their allowance has been increased. (Make it Interrogative)
(g) We should respect them. (Make it Negative)
(h) We should never forget sacrifice. (Make it Affirmative)
(i) We should regard their their sacrifice. (Make it Negative)
(j) The freedom fighters are the real heroes. (Make it Complex)
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Transform the following sentences according to the directions given in the
brackets.
(a) Who does not want to succeed in life? (Assertive sentence)
(b) It is not an easy task. (Affirmative sentence)
(c) Being industrious, everyone can prosper in life. (Negative sentence)
(d) The idle always lag behind. (Complex sentence)
(e) We must work hard so that we can earn money. (Simple sentence)
(f) By working hard, we can improve our lot. (Compound sentence)
(g) The light of prosperity can be seen by a hardworking person. (Complex
Sentence)
(h) Women should work as much as men. (Negative Sentence)
(i) We should remember that industry is the key to success. (Interrogative
Sentence)
(j) An idle man leads a very miserable life. (Exclamatory sentence)
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. Transform the sentences as directed.
(a) Mymensingh, an old town has been declared as a city corporation.
(Complex)
(b) It is one of the largest cities in Bangladesh. (Interrogative)
(c) It is famous for several reasons. (Complex)
(d) It is famous for both educational institutions and agriculture.
(Negative)
(e) Besides being active, the people of this district are peace-loving.
(Compound)
(f) The people who live in Mymensigh City enjoy many modern
facilities. (Simple)
(g) Who does not know that Mymensigh was once the biggest district
in Bengal? (Assertive)
(h) The people are very proud for that. (Exclamatory)
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. 4. Change the sentences according to directions.
(a) Unemployment is a state when a man has no work to earn money.
(Simple)
(b) It is a social evil which hampers the progress of social life.
(Compound)
(c) The prosperity of a society depends upon the reasonable income
of its able-bodied persons. (Complex)
(d) Can anything increase the per capita income like them?
(Assertive)
(e) Unemployment is a social evil which must be cured at any cost.
(Negative)
(f) It is a great problem. (Exclamatory)
(g) The government alone cannot solve this problem. (Interrogative)
(h) The young people should find some ways to be employed.
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Change . the sentences according to directions.
(a) How busy Singapore is! (Make Assertive)
(b) There are a good number of luxurious hotels in Singapore. (Make interrogative
sentence)
(c) Millions of people like to visit Singapore every year. (Make Negative)
(d) People who love food can taste local as well as foreign food. (Make simple
sentence)
(e) The people of Singapore are very well behaved. (Make exclamatory sentence)
(f) Welcoming the tourists warmly, they show hospitality to them. (Make compound
sentence)
(g) They are industrious. (Make negative sentence)
(h) They are too polite to misbehave towards others. (Make complex sentence)
(i) The tourists are also pleased with them. (Make Interrogative)
(j) People from all over the world go there to enjoy the beauty of the city. (Make
complex sentence)
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