Transformation of Sentences

Change the following sentence into the passive voice: The teacher praised the students.

• The students were being praised.

• The students were praised.

• The students were praising.

• The students were praised by the teacher.

Rewrite the sentence 'She is writing a letter' using 'is being' instead of 'is'.

• She is being writes a letter.

• She is being writing a letter.

• She is being wrote a letter.

• She is being write a letter.

Transform the sentence 'They have completed the project' into a negative sentence.

• They have finished the project

• They have not completed the project yet

• They have completed the project

• They have not completed the project

Convert the sentence 'He will finish the work tomorrow' into an interrogative sentence.

• He will not finish the work tomorrow?

• Will he not finish the work tomorrow?

• Will he finish the work yesterday?

• Will he finish the work tomorrow?

Change the sentence 'She had eaten her lunch' into a compound sentence using 'and'.

• She had eaten her lunch and she went for a walk.

• She had eaten her lunch and she forgot her bag.

• She had eaten her lunch and she was full.

• She had eaten her lunch and she was satisfied.

Rewrite the sentence 'The cat caught the mouse' in the past perfect tense.

• The cat had caught the mouse

• The cat catch the mouse

• The cat has caught the mouse

• The cat catched the mouse

Transform the sentence 'I am going to the market' into a negative sentence without changing the meaning.

• I am not going to the park

• I am not going to the market

• I am not going to the beach

• I am going to the store

Convert the sentence 'She sings a song every morning' into a question.

• Does she sing a song every afternoon?

• Is she singing a song every morning?

• She sings a song every night?

• Does she sing a song every morning?

Change the sentence 'He has bought a new car' into a compound sentence using 'but'.

• He has bought a new car, but he is planning to sell it.

• He has bought a new car, but it got stolen.

• He has bought a new car, but he is still saving money.

• He has bought a new car, but he is not happy with it.

Rewrite the sentence 'They will visit the museum next week' in the passive voice.

• The museum will be visited next week by them.

• They will be visiting the museum next week.

• Next week, the museum will be visited by them.

• The museum will be visited by them next week.