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Which of the following is the correct interrogative form of the assertive sentence: 'Rahul played cricket yesterday.'?
What is the correct exclamatory form of 'The sunset is very beautiful.'?
Convert to negative: 'She remembers the incident clearly.' The correct negative form is:
Which question tag is correct for: 'The students are preparing for exams'?
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Transform using 'so...that': 'The bag is too heavy to carry.' becomes:
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The bag is so heavy that it cannot be carried.
The pattern is 'so + adjective + that + cannot/could not + be + past participle' for passive voice transformation. Option B misses the object in active voice. Option C uses 'very' instead of 'so'. Option D misses 'that' which is essential in the structure. The transformation maintains the meaning of impossibility due to excess.
Convert: 'As soon as the bell rang, students rushed out.' Using 'No sooner...than':
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No sooner did the bell ring than students rushed out.
With 'No sooner', we use inversion: 'No sooner + did/had + subject + base form + than'. For simple past, use 'did + base form'. Option B misses auxiliary verb. Option C incorrectly uses 'had + rang' instead of 'had + rung'. Option D uses 'did + rang' instead of 'did + ring'. Remember: did + base form, had + past participle.
Which degree shows the superlative form of 'Mumbai is larger than any other city in India.'?
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Mumbai is the largest city in India.
Comparative 'larger than any other' converts to superlative 'the largest'. This shows Mumbai as the biggest among all cities. Option B is comparative form. Option C is also comparative in negative form. Option D uses positive degree 'large' without comparison. Superlative degree uses 'the + -est' or 'the most + adjective'.
The negative form of 'Everyone liked the performance' is:
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Not everyone liked the performance.
When negating 'everyone', we use 'not everyone' which means 'some did not like'. Option A uses double negative (no one disliked = everyone liked). Option C changes meaning completely (nobody liked). Option D is too strong and changes the meaning. 'Not everyone' maintains partial negation rather than complete negation.
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