Worksheetstransformation of sentences
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Nothing can save him against his own flaw.
He can not be saved.
Is there anything that can save him against his own flaw?
As soon as I reached the theatre, I saw the tickets were sold out.
Hardly had I reached there than I saw the tickets were sold out.
No sooner did I reach the theatre than I saw the tickets were sold out.
It is an interesting book. [ Change to Exclamatory]
It is interesting book!
What an interesting book it is.
It is not a interesting book.
What an interesting book it is!
Do you know where the library is?
Declarative
Declarativa
Interrogative
Interrogativa
Exclamatory
Exclamatoria
Imperative
Imperativa
A type of sentence that forms a question
Declarative
Declarativa
Interrogative
Interrogativa
Exclamatory
Exclamatoria
Imperative
Imperativa
She wants water now.
Sentence fragment
Simple sentence
I am so happy today__
Declarative (.)
Interrogative (?)
Imperative (.)
Exclamatory (!)
Bring me that file
IMPERATIVE
DECLARATIVE
EXCLAMATORY
INTERROGATIVE
Jennifer liked William's friend, and she also like his cousin.
simple
compound
complex
none of the above
Please be seated
EXCLAMATORY
INTERROGATIVE
DECLARATIVE
IMPERATIVE
(Change to assertive)
My classroom, the one with the red door.
Sentence fragment
Simple sentence
Pass the ketchup.
Declarative
Declarativa
Interrogative
Interrogativa
Exclamatory
Exclamatoria
Imperative
Imperativa
A type of sentence that makes a command or request
Declarative
Declarativa
Interrogative
Interrogativa
Exclamatory
Exclamatoria
Imperative
Imperativa
I am so excited for my birthday!
Declarative
Declarativa
Imperative
Imperativa
Interrogative
Interrogativa
Exclamatory
Exclamatoria
The drummers played a long time, but the piano players stopped early.
simple
compound
complex
none of the above
You and I.
Sentence fragment
Simple sentence
Because many brave soldiers fought in the war, they received medals.
simple
compound
complex
none of the above
The drummers played a long time the piano players stopped early.
simple
compound
complex
none of the above
Did I say anything to make you angry?
DECLARATIVE
EXCLAMATORY
INTERROGATIVE
IMPERATIVE
We like playing chess. [ Change to Interrogative]
Do we likes playing chess?
Do we like playing chess?
Does we like playing chess?
We do not like playing chess?
Turn in your homework.
Declarative
Declarativa
Interrogative
Interrogativa
Exclamatory
Exclamatoria
Imperative
Imperativa
Who told you this?
EXCLAMATORY
INTERROGATIVE
IMPERATIVE
DECLARATIVE
She bought a lot of toys__
Declarative (.)
Interrogative (?)
Imperative (.)
Exclamatory (!)
Priyansh is studying in sixth grade. [Assertive to Interrogative]
Is Priyansh studying in sixth grade?
Priyansh is not studying in sixth grade.
I was doubtful of your success . (change to negative without altering the meaning)
I think you should not be successful.
Your success is not meant.
I was not sure of your success.
Your success is not doubtful.
She is a successful writer.
DECLARATIVE
EXCLAMATORY
INTERROGATIVE
IMPERATIVE
I had so much fun making this very challenging quizizz for you.
simple
compound
complex
none of the above
After midnight the ghosts will come out of the haunted attic.
simple
compound
complex
none of the above
THIS IS MY PET DOG TOM .
INTERROGATIVE
DECLARATIVE
EXCLAMATORY
IMPERATIVE
Ahmed is very brave. Identify the kind of sentence.
Exclamatory
Declarative
Interrogative
Imperative
The noisy children.
Sentence fragment
Simple sentence
Stop hitting your brother with that stick__
Declarative (.)
Interrogative (?)
Imperative (.)
Exclamatory (!)
The store opens at 9:00 AM.
Declarative
Declarativa
Imperative
Imperativa
Interrogative
Interrogativa
Exclamatory
Exclamatoria
I shall always remember this kindness of yours.
(Change to negative)
I shall never remember this kindness of yours.
I shall never forget this kindness of yours.
I should not ever forget your kindness.
I shall forget your kindness.
Jenny bakes a delicious cake__
Declarative (.)
Interrogative (?)
Imperative (.)
Exclamatory (!)
The teachers and the principal met in the hall near the library.
simple
compound
complex
none of the above
A type of sentence that expresses a strong feeling
Declarative
Declarativa
Interrogative
Interrogativa
Exclamatory
Exclamatoria
Imperative
Imperativa
A type of sentence that forms a statement
Declarative
Declarativa
Interrogative
Interrogativa
Exclamatory
Exclamatoria
Imperative
Imperativa
If I ____(be) you, I would spend more time on English.
am
are
was
were
I tried sushi for the first time yesterday, and it was delicious!
sentence fragment
run-on sentence
complete sentence
My sister likes reading.
sentence fragment
run-on sentence
complete sentence
Triangles have three sides and three angles.
sentence fragment
run-on sentence
complete sentence
On the following line, write a COMPLEX sentence.
Is the following clause independent or dependent?
It is important for students to organize their time wisely.
Independent
Dependent
Is the following sentence a Simple Sentence or Compound Sentence?
I can't wait to watch a movie with my best friend, so I am going to the mall early.
Simple Sentence
Compound Sentence
What type of sentence is the following - simple or compound?
The Congo River begins in Zaire, flows 2,718 miles, and empties into the Atlantic Ocean.
Simple sentence
Compound sentence
Is the following sentence a Simple sentence or a Compound sentence?
John and Jane ate the entire pepperoni pizza.
Simple Sentence
Compound Sentence
