Grammar Quiz Set-4 By PKG SIR

20 questions — 1 mark each. Choose one option for each question. Click Submit to see your score and the correct answers.

1. He is so weak that he cannot walk. (Use “too…to”)

He is too weak to walk. He is too weak for walking. He is too weak and cannot walk. He is too much weak to walk.

2. No other river in India is as long as the Ganga. (Change into superlative degree)

The Ganga is longer than any river in India. The Ganga is the longest river in India. No river in India is longer than Ganga. Ganga is most long river in India.

3. Ram was ill, so he could not attend school. (Change into complex sentence)

Because Ram was ill, he could not attend school. Ram was ill but he could not attend school. Ram was ill; he could not attend school. As Ram was ill , he could not attend school.

4. This is the house. I was born here. (Join into one complex sentence)

This is the house in which I was born. This is the house where I was born. This house I was born in. I was born in this house which is here.

5. Let the door be opened. (Change the voice)

Open the door. Let us open the door. The door is to be opened. The door should be opened by you.

6. She completed the work carefully. (Use the noun form of “complete”)

She did the work with completion. She did the completion of the work carefully. She had the work completed carefully. She made complete the work carefully.

7. He said, “Bravo! You have won the match.” (Change the narration)

He exclaimed with joy that I had won the match. He said with bravo that you have won the match. He told me that I had won the match. He shouted that you have won the match.

8. As soon as he reached the station, the train left. (Change into affirmative sentence)

The train left immediately when he reached the station. The train did not wait after he reached the station. The train, reaching the station, left. He reached the station but the train left.

9. Darjeeling is cooler than most other hill stations in India. (Change into positive degree)

Darjeeling is the coolest of all hill stations in India. Darjeeling is not as hot as most other hill stations in India. Very few hill stations in India are as cool as Darjeeling. Most hill stations in India are cooler than Darjeeling.

10. I must finish this work now, otherwise I will be late. (Change into complex sentence)

If I do not finish this work now, I will be late. I must finish this work now; otherwise I will be late. I must finish now so that I will not be late. Unless I finish this work, I will not be late.

11. Someone has stolen my phone. (Change the voice)

My phone is stolen by someone. My phone has been stolen. Someone stole my phone. The phone was stolen by someone.

12. The girl who is wearing a blue dress is my sister. (Make it simple sentence)

The girl who wore a blue dress is my sister. The blue dress girl is my sister. The girl in a blue dress is my sister. My sister is wearing a blue dress.

13. She has a book to read. (Change into complex sentence)

She has a book which she can read. She has a book that reads. There is a book for her to read. She owns a book which is readable.

14. He is too clever to be cheated. (Change into negative sentence)

He is not clever enough to be cheated. He is so clever that he cannot be cheated. He cannot be too clever to be cheated. He is clever and not cheated.

15. Though he worked hard, he failed. (Change into simple sentence)

He worked hard but he failed. Despite working hard, he failed. He failed even though he worked hard. He worked hard; however, he failed.

16. Do they know your name? (Change the voice)

Is your name known by them? Are they knowing your name? Do you know your name to them? Is your name known to them?

17. He said to me, “Please help me.” (Change the narration)

He begged me that I help him. He requested me to help him. He insisted me to help him. He told me to help him.

18. The news is too good to be true. (Rewrite using “so…that”)

The news is so good that it cannot be true. The news is so good and it can be true. The news is so good as to be true. The news is so good that it is believed.

19. I was surprised at his behaviour. (Rewrite using verb form of “surprise”)

His behaviour surprised me. I surprised at his behaviour. His behaviour was surprising me. I was surprising because of his behaviour.

20. Unless you study, you cannot pass. (Change into affirmative sentence)

If you study, you will pass. You will not pass when you do not study. Only if you study you cannot pass. You cannot pass unless you study.

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