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Transformation of sentences

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

O that I could fly like birds!

a)

I want to fly like birds

b)

I wish that I could fly like birds

2.

Complete the sentences

A sentence merely makes a statement. You can change it into an sentence using a structure with ‘what’ or ‘how’.

a)

Declarative to interrogative

b)

Declarative to Exclamatory

3.

If the sentence is in the affirmative you have to change it into negative interrogative. If it is in negative then you have to change it into bare interrogative.

a)

Rule 1:

b)

Rule 2:

c)

Rule 3:

4.

Never → Replaced by → Ever.

a)

Rule 1:

b)

Rule 2:

c)

none of the above

5.
I admit that there was negligence on my part.
(Change to negative)
a)
I do not deny that there was negligence on my part.
b)
I deny there was negligence on my part
6.
As soon as we received your message , we heaved a sigh of relief.
(Change to negative)
a)
As soon as we received your message we did not heave a sigh of relief.
b)
No sooner did we receive your message than we heaved a sigh of relief. 
7.
Only the brave deserve the reward.
(Change to negative)
a)
None but the brave deserve the reward.
b)
Nothing but the brave deserve the reward.
8.
I shall always remember this kindness of yours.
(Change to negative)
a)
I shall never forget this kindness of yours.
b)
I shall never remember this kindness of yours.
9.
Get me a glass of water.
(Change to interrogative)
a)
Please get me a glass of water.
b)
Will you get me a glass of water?
10.
How beautiful the night is!
(Change to assertive)
a)
The night is beautiful.
b)
The night is very beautiful.
11.
These mangoes are too cheap to be good. (Change to negative)
a)
These mangoes are so cheap that they cannot be good.
b)
These mangoes are very good.
12.
O that I could fly like birds!
(Change to assertive)
a)
I wish that I could fly like birds.
b)
How i wish I could fly like birds.
13.
Alas! How quickly do children lose their innocence!
(Change to assertive)
a)
It is a matter of sorrow that children quickly lose their innocence.
b)
Alas children quickly lose their innocence.
14.
Study the following examples.
(Change to interrogative)
a)
Are you going to study the following examples?
b)
Will you study the following examples?