Transforming Sentences Exercise Guide
Transforming Sentences Exercise Guide
The interrogative 'Could anything be more tragic than this?' is converted into the assertive 'Nothing could be more tragic than this.'
The sentence 'It is difficult to find such a loyal friend' is transformed into an interrogative as 'Is it not difficult to find such a loyal friend?'
Changing 'They are not unaware of the danger' to affirmative form results in 'They are aware of the danger.'
The sentence 'He seldom tells the truth' can be transformed into an affirmative sentence as 'He often tells lies.'
The affirmative conversion of 'She is never careless about her duties' is 'She is always careful about her duties.'
The sentence 'Few poets are as influential as Rabindranath' is transformed into the interrogative 'Are many poets as influential as Rabindranath?'
The question 'Isn't he responsible for this mistake?' is transformed into assertive as 'He is responsible for this mistake.'
The sentence 'The boy was too weak to carry the load' can be transformed into a negative form as 'The boy was not strong enough to carry the load.'
The sentence 'He is a man of great honesty' is changed to the exclamatory 'What a man of great honesty he is!'
The exclamatory sentence 'What a strange idea you have proposed!' is transformed into the assertive sentence 'You have proposed a very strange idea.'