Q: Transform into exclamatory:“It is a very sad news.”

"very + adjective + noun" → What a + adjective + noun + it is!. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Q: Transform using 'No sooner':“He had finished his speech when the audience started clapping.”

Past Perfect + when → No sooner + had + subject + V3 + than → No sooner had he finished his speech than.... Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Q: Change into indirect speech:She said to me, “Why are you crying?”

Wh-question → Reporting verb "asked"Tense change: are → wasPronoun: you → I (according to 'me'). Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Q: Choose the correct comparative form:“This road is better than any other road in the city.”

Comparative → Superlative & Positive➡️ better than any other → best➡️ No other...as good as.... Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Q: Choose the correct negative form:“She always obeys her parents.”

Always → does not always (for partial negation) → Not 100% of the time. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Q: Change into simple sentence:“Though he is poor, he is honest.”

"Though + clause" → "In spite of + gerund/noun". Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Q: Choose the correct interrogative sentence:“They will arrive tomorrow.”

Future Indefinite → Interrogative: Will + Subject + V1 → Will they arrive tomorrow?. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Q: Change into active voice:“The song was sung by Lata Mangeshkar.”

Passive: was + V3 → Past Indefinite→ Active: Subject + V2 + Object. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Q: Transform into simple sentence:“Although he worked hard, he failed.”

Although + clause → Despite + gerund (V-ing) → Although he worked hard → Despite working hard. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Question 1

Transform into exclamatory:“It is a very sad news.”

Accepted Answer

"very + adjective + noun" &rarr; What a + adjective + noun + it is!. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Question 2

Transform using 'No sooner':“He had finished his speech when the audience started clapping.”

Accepted Answer

Past Perfect + when &rarr; No sooner + had + subject + V3 + than
&rarr; No sooner had he finished his speech than.... Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Question 3

Choose the correct affirmative form:“He is not always punctual.”

Accepted Answer

Negative of "always" = "sometimes not" (without reversing meaning completely)&rarr; Not always = Sometimes not. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Question 4

Change into indirect speech:She said to me, “Why are you crying?”

Accepted Answer

Wh-question &rarr; Reporting verb "asked"Tense change: are &rarr; wasPronoun: you &rarr; I (according to 'me'). Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Question 5

Choose the correct comparative form:“This road is better than any other road in the city.”

Accepted Answer

Comparative &rarr; Superlative & Positive➡️ better than any other &rarr; best➡️ No other...as good as.... Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Question 6

Choose the correct negative form:“She always obeys her parents.”

Accepted Answer

Always &rarr; does not always (for partial negation)
&rarr; Not 100% of the time. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Question 7

Change into simple sentence:“Though he is poor, he is honest.”

Accepted Answer

"Though + clause" &rarr; "In spite of + gerund/noun". Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Question 8

Choose the correct interrogative sentence:“They will arrive tomorrow.”

Accepted Answer

Future Indefinite &rarr; Interrogative: Will + Subject + V1
&rarr; Will they arrive tomorrow?. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Question 9

Change into active voice:“The song was sung by Lata Mangeshkar.”

Accepted Answer

Passive: was + V3 &rarr; Past Indefinite&rarr; Active: Subject + V2 + Object. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

Question 10

Transform into simple sentence:“Although he worked hard, he failed.”

Accepted Answer

Although + clause &rarr; Despite + gerund (V-ing)
&rarr; Although he worked hard &rarr; Despite working hard. Prepared and verified by Ajay Ambaliya.

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Complete Study Content

1. Transform into exclamatory:“It is a very sad news.”

2. Transform using 'No sooner':“He had finished his speech when the audience started clapping.”

3. Choose the correct affirmative form:“He is not always punctual.”

4. Change into indirect speech:She said to me, “Why are you crying?”

5. Choose the correct comparative form:“This road is better than any other road in the city.”

6. Choose the correct negative form:“She always obeys her parents.”

7. Change into simple sentence:“Though he is poor, he is honest.”

8. Choose the correct interrogative sentence:“They will arrive tomorrow.”

9. Change into active voice:“The song was sung by Lata Mangeshkar.”

10. Transform into simple sentence:“Although he worked hard, he failed.”

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