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Vocabulary-and-Use-of-Abbreviations

1. Which of se words is not used to transform non-emphatic sentence to emphatic sentence?

Do Does Did Has

Has

A non-emphatic sentence can be transformed into an emphatic sentence with words like do, does, did. For example, He wrote a letter. Emphatic : He did write a letter.

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2. Convert following simple sentence to a compound sentence :
Besides being rude, he was also arrogant.

He was rude and arrogant. He was not only rude but also arrogant. He was not only arrogant but also rude. He was being rude and arrogant.

He was not only rude but also arrogant.

The correct compound sentence is : He was not only rude but also arrogant. A compound sentence is also called a double sentence.

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3. Convert following complex sentence to a compound sentence:
She is sure that he is wrong.

He is wrong, and of this she is sure. Of this she is sure that he is wrong. He Is wrong, she is sure. She is sure, he is wrong.

He is wrong, and of this she is sure.

The correct compound sentence is : He is wrong, and of this she is sure. While converting, principal clause must be placed last and subordinate clause must be placed first.

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4. Convert following interrogative sentence to an assertive sentence:
Who would not love his country?

No one loves his country. Everyone loves his country. Someone loves his country. Everyone loves the country.

Everyone loves his country.

The correct assertive sentence is : Everyone loves his country. The interrogative sentence is actually a statement saying that, re is no one who does not love his country.

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5. Which of se is not an use of passive voice?

When we know about the doer of the action. When the subject of the active verb would be people. To avoid awkward or ungrammatical sentences. When an active form would create problems for the speaker.

When we know about the doer of the action.

The passive voice has a lot of uses. Some of m are : When we don?t know about doer of action, when subject of active verb would be people, to avoid awkward or ungrammatical sentences, etc.

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6. Convert following active form to passive form :
I was determined to mortgage car.

I was determined that the car should be mortgaged. The car was determined to be mortgaged. I was determined that car will be mortgaged. I am determined that car will be mortgaged.

I was determined that the car should be mortgaged.

The correct statement is: I was determined that car should be mortgaged. Agree/ be anxious/ arrange/ be determined/ determine/ decide + infinitive + object are usually expressed in passive by that?should.

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7. To which of se types does following sentence belong?
Brutus loved Caesar.

Assertive sentence Interrogative sentence Imperative sentence Exclamatory sentence

Assertive sentence

The above sentence is an example of an assertive sentence. To be precise, it is an affirmative sentence as it states a fact.

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8. Convert following complex sentence into a simple sentence:
It is sad that she died so young.

Her death at so early an age is sad. She dying so young is sad. It is sad to know that she died at an early age. She dying at an early age is sad.

Her death at so early an age is sad.

The correct simple sentence is : Her death at so early an age is sad. A complex sentence can be converted into a simple sentence by substituting a noun for noun clause introduced by conjunction ?that?.

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9. Convert following sentence in active voice to passive voice :
He is writing book.

The book has been written by him. The book is being written by him. The book is written by him. The book was written by him.

The book is being written by him.

The correct statement is : The book is being written by him. The passive of continuous tenses requires present continuous form of ?to be?. And verb ?writing? needs to be converted to its past participle form, that is, ?written?.

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10. An assertive sentence states a fact, describes a thing or reports an event.

True False

True

The statement is true. An assertive sentence states a fact, describes a thing or reports an event. For example, He wrote a letter.

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Topics

This Chapter Vocabulary-and-Use-of-Abbreviations consists of the following topics

Transformation of Sentences

Which of se words is not used to transform non-emphatic sentence to emphatic sentence?

Convert following simple sentence to a compound sentence :
Besides being rude, he was also arrogant.

Convert following complex sentence to a compound sentence:
She is sure that he is wrong.

Convert following interrogative sentence to an assertive sentence:
Who would not love his country?

Which of se is not an use of passive voice?

Convert following active form to passive form :
I was determined to mortgage car.

To which of se types does following sentence belong?
Brutus loved Caesar.

Convert following complex sentence into a simple sentence:
It is sad that she died so young.

Convert following sentence in active voice to passive voice :
He is writing book.

An assertive sentence states a fact, describes a thing or reports an event.

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