Interchange of Sentences
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A sentence is a group of words that makes complete sense and includes at least a subject and a finite verb. A phrase is a group of words that does not have any verb or has a non-finite verb and gives …
List the four kinds of sentences with examples.
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1. Declarative/Assertive: 'The Earth revolves around the Sun.' (states a fact) 2. Interrogative: 'Why were you absent yesterday?' (asks a question) 3. Exclamatory: 'Hurray! We won the match.' (express…
How do you convert an assertive sentence to an interrogative sentence?
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Rule: Add a negative if the assertive sentence is affirmative, or remove the negative if it's already negative. Example 1: 'Arjun stood first in the race.' → 'Did Arjun not stand first in the race?' E…
Convert this assertive sentence to exclamatory: 'The weather is lovely today.'
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Answer: 'What lovely weather it is!' Rule: Use exclamatory words like 'What' or 'How' and add an exclamation mark. The structure changes to emphasize the emotion or surprise.
How do you convert an exclamatory sentence to an assertive sentence?
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Rule: Add words like 'indeed', 'truly', 'very', 'great', 'so', 'such', etc., and remove the exclamation mark. Example: 'What a kind person you are!' → 'You are a very kind person.' 'Alas! The poor pup…
Convert negative to affirmative: 'Sumitra did not find the sofa comfortable.'
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Answer: 'Sumitra found the sofa uncomfortable.' Rule: Remove the negative word and use an opposite word if necessary. Other examples: 'They were not allowed to enter.' → 'They were denied entry.' 'I c…
What are question tags and what are their main rules?
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Question tags ask for confirmation or emphasize a point. Rules: 1. Preceded by comma, followed by question mark 2. Gender and number must match the subject 3. Auxiliary/modal verb is repeated in the t…
Add a question tag: 'You are going to the museum.'
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Answer: 'You are going to the museum, aren't you?' Explanation: The auxiliary verb 'are' becomes 'aren't' in the negative form since the main sentence is positive. The pronoun 'you' remains the same.
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