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Transformation Exercises for English Grammar

The document contains a class test on transforming sentences into different forms, including affirmative, interrogative, assertive, exclamatory, and negative. It provides examples for each transformation type, demonstrating how to change the structure of various sentences. The test is designed for students studying English grammar.

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Transformation Exercises for English Grammar

The document contains a class test on transforming sentences into different forms, including affirmative, interrogative, assertive, exclamatory, and negative. It provides examples for each transformation type, demonstrating how to change the structure of various sentences. The test is designed for students studying English grammar.

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BSC, CSE, East West University


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Transformation ( Class Test)


He seldom tells the truth. No one can deny the contribution of science.
→ (Change into Affirmative) → (Change into Affirmative)
It is difficult to find such a loyal friend. What a complicated puzzle it was!
→ (Change into Interrogative) → (Change into Assertive)
She is never careless about her duties. He was so shocked that he could not speak.
→ (Change into Affirmative) → (Change into Exclamatory)
Could anything be more tragic than this? The solution isn’t as simple as it seems.
→ (Change into Assertive) → (Change into Affirmative)
The boy was too weak to carry the load. Few poets are as influential as Rabindranath.
→ (Change into Negative) → (Change into Interrogative)
They are not unaware of the danger. He is not only wise but also brave.
→ (Change into Affirmative) → (Change into Negative)
Hardly had he reached the station when the train He does not fail to attend class regularly.
left. → (Change into Affirmative)
→ (Change into Affirmative) What a terrible mistake you’ve made!
He is a man of great honesty. → (Change into Assertive)
→ (Change into Exclamatory) Isn't this the best gift you have received?
What a strange idea you have proposed! → (Change into Assertive)
→ (Change into Assertive) How unfortunate his condition is!
She does not lack courage. → (Change into Assertive)
→ (Change into Affirmative) Do we not owe everything to our parents?
How miserably they failed in their attempt! → (Change into Assertive)
→ (Change into Assertive) Nobody could solve the riddle.
Isn't he responsible for this mistake? → (Change into Affirmative)
→ (Change into Assertive) She is too proud to beg.
It is high time we changed our attitude. → (Change into Negative)
→ (Change into Interrogative) What a masterpiece this painting is!
Never have I seen such cruelty. → (Change into Assertive)
→ (Change into Affirmative) The student was not attentive in the class.
Who can forget his kindness? → (Change into → (Change into Affirmative)
Assertive)

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The affirmative transformation is 'As soon as he reached the station, the train left.'

The interrogative form of 'It is difficult to find such a loyal friend' is 'Is it not difficult to find such a loyal friend?'

The negative transformation of 'The boy was too weak to carry the load' is 'The boy was not strong enough to carry the load.'

The affirmative transformation of 'He seldom tells the truth' is 'He hardly ever tells lies.'

The interrogative transformation is 'Are there many poets as influential as Rabindranath?'

The assertive transformation is 'His condition is very unfortunate.'

The negative transformation is 'She is not humble enough to beg.'

The exclamatory version is 'What a man of great honesty he is!'

The assertive form of 'Isn't he responsible for this mistake?' is 'He is responsible for this mistake.'

The affirmative sentence corresponding to 'She is never careless about her duties' is 'She is always careful about her duties.'

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