List of top English Questions on Sentence Transformation

Transform into an Affirmative sentence: Do not commit mistakes.

Transform into an Interrogative sentence: Her glamour can never fade.

Combine as directed: This question is very difficult. I cannot solve it. (Into a Simple Sentence)

Combine as directed: I am so tired. I cannot run. (Into a Complex Sentence)

Transform the following as directed:
(ii) He doesn't care for his studies. (Affirmative sentence)

Combine the following as directed:
(ii) The servant had a duty to perform. The duty was difficult. (Complex sentence)

Combine the following as directed:
(i) He admitted his error. He expressed his regret. (Simple Sentence)

Transform into Comparative degree: Seema is the tallest of all the girls.

Transform into an Interrogative sentence: You can never forget me.

Combine into a Simple sentence: Krishna died in the village where she was born.

Combine into a Complex sentence: Owing to illness, he could not go to market.

Combine into a Complex sentence: He is poor. He is not dishonest.

Combine into a Simple sentence: You are very weak. You cannot work hard.

He picked up the bundle. He walked away.

Change the sentence “ He rarely speaks in the class ” into an interrogative sentence.

Change the assertive sentence into an interrogative sentence. Everyone welcomed his dance performance.

Change the assertive sentence into an interrogative sentence. He rarely speaks in English to his friends.

Change the sentence
``He plays chess'' into an interrogative sentence

Change the sentence
``He could count the number of persons in the crowd'' into an interrogative sentence

He said, “I have passed the examination.”
(Begin: He said that...)

He finished his exercise and put his books away.
(Begin: Having ...)

Unless she practises every day, she will not be able to meet her goal.
(Begin with: If...)

Rashmi was too late to hear the first speech.
(Use: ...so...that...)

Samudragupta was one of the greatest of the Indian kings.
(End with: ...Samudragupta.)

One should keep one’s promises.
(Begin with: Promises ...)