Transformation

• ENG
• Secondary Education

EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES

I will be able to:

• identify the type of sentences (simple, complex, compound) and transform sentences as directed.
• apply rules of speech and voice and transform sentences as directed.
• answer the questions on an interactive quiz. 

TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES

Change the forms of the following sentences as directed.

What a lovely party!
(change into assertive)

He is your friend.
(change into negative)

The dress is too cheap to be good.
(remove 'too')

Is she not a beautiful girl?
(change into assertive)

No other metal is as useful as iron.
(change into superlative)

That book is not so interesting as this one.
(change into comparative)

I will come to the party only if everyone in the class is invited.
Which of the following sentences conveys the same meaning as the above sentence?

1. Until everyone in the class is invited, I will come to the party.
2. Unless everyone in the class is invited, I won't come to the party.
3. Unless everyone in the class is invited, I will come to the party.

Which is the correct indirect speech of this sentence?
The teacher said,' Rohan! You are very naughty.'

1. The teacher told Rohan that he was very naughty.
2. The teacher said that Rohan is very naughty.
3. The teacher to Rohan that you are very naughty.

Which of the following sentence is in the passive form?

1. Parvez purchased a bouquet of flowers from a florist.
2. The bank sanctioned me a loan.
3. Sometimes baby elephants are hunted by lions.
4. John is washing his clothes.

Which is the correct compound form of this sentence?
Jatin must work very hard to win the first prize.

1. Jatin must work very hard, or he will not win the first prize.
2. Jatin must work too hard to win the first prize.
3. Jatin must work so hard that he wins the first prize.

Change the following sentences into interrogative sentences.

My father wrote a letter to my brother.

They went to see a movie yesterday.

My sister gave you a necklace.

My mother cooked dinner last night.

Now, I CAN:

*identify the type of sentences (simple, complex, compound) and transform sentences as directed.
*apply rules of speech and voice and transform sentences as directed.
*answer the questions on an interactive quiz.

1. Agree
2. Strongly Agree
3. I need some help
4. Can't Say