Use of Changing Sentences -Part 02

Change the following sentences as directed in the brackets.

Change in Sentences – 11

(a) Mohsin’s one of the most brilliant students in his class. (positive)

(b) He is very attentive to his studies. (negative)

(c) He is never late to go to school. (affirmative)

(d) He goes to school regularly. (interrogative)

(e) Everybody loves him very much. (passive)

Answer: (a) Very few students in the class are as brilliant as Mohsin. (b) He is not at all inattentive to his studies (c) He is always early to go to school. (d) Doesn’t he go to school regularly? (e) He is loved very much by’ everybody.

 

Change in Sentences – 12

(a) Cricket is a very exciting game. (exclamatory)

(b) People of all ages enjoy this game. (passive)

(c) At present, it is one of the most popular games in our country. (comparative)

(d) Everybody likes a Cricketer (negative)

(e) Would that I could be a great Cricketer! (assertive)

Answer: (a) What an exciting game cricket is! (b) This game is enjoyed by people of all ages (e) At present it is more popular than most other games in our country. (d) Nobody d1shkes a D cricketer. ( e) I wish I could be a great Cricketer.

Change in Sentences – 13

Bangladesh is a land of rivers.

(a) The Padma is one of the biggest rivers in Bangladesh. (comparative)

(b) It is called the rive of destruction. (active)

(c) The river is very turbulent. (negative)

(d) Everybody knows this. (interrogative)

(e) Tourists from home and abroad visit its shore. (passive)

Answer:  (a) The Padwa is bigger than most other rivers in Bangladesh. (b) Peope all it the river of destrution. ( c) The river is not at all slow-going. ( d) Who doesn t know this? ( e ) Its shore is visited by tourisis from home and abroad.

Change in Sentences – 14

(a) We must-read books to gain knowledge. (negative)

(b) Books introduce us to the realm of knowledge. (passive)

(c) The books of great writers contain noble thoughts and great ideas (interrogative)

(d) Without reading books, we cannot enrich our mind (affirmative)

(e) Books are the greatest friends. (positive)

Answer: (a) We shouldn’t avoid books to gain knowledge. (b) We are introduced to the realm of knowledge by books. ( c) Don’t the books of great writers contain noble thoughts and great ideas? ( d) By reading books we can enrich our mind. (e) No other friend is as great as books.

Change in Sentences – 15

(a) My friend invited. me to. pay a visit to Cox’s Bazar. (interrogative)

(b) I gladly accepted the invitation. (passive)

(c) My friend received me cordially (interrogative)

(d) I was very glad to see the sea beach. (exclamatory)

(e) It was one of the most memorable journeys in my life. (positive)

Answer: (a) Didnt my Friend invite me to pay visit to Cox’s Bazar? (b) The invitation was gladly accepted by me. (c) Didn’t my friend receive me cordially? (d) How glad I was to see the sea beach! (e) Very few journeys in my life were so memorable as it.

Change in Sentences – 16

(a) Mr. Jamal is the wisest man in the village. (comparative)

(b) He is sincere. (negative)

(c). He leads a simple life. (interrogative)

(d) Nobody dislikes him. (affirmative)

(e) We should follow him (passive)

Answer: (a) Mr. Jamal is wiser than any other man in the village. (b) He is not insincere. (c) Doesn’t he lead a simple life? ( d) Everybody likes him, ( e) He should be followed by us.

Change in Sentences – 17

(a) Book is the best of all friends. (comparative)

(b) We all should read books. (passive)

(c) A book delights us. (interrogative)

(d) Who does not like a book? (assertive)

(e) It is a very valuable thing. ( exclamatory)

Answer: (a) Book is betterthan·any other friends. (b) Books should be read by us all. (c) Doesn’ta book delight us? (d) Everyone likes a book. (e) What a valuable thing it is!

Change in Sentences – 18

Usain ‘Bolt, the world sprint champion, has become a legend in the history of race competition :

(a) He ran the fastest of all in the last Olympic Games. (positive)

(b) Only he c0uld break his own record. (negative)

(c) He had to practice a lot for this. (negative) He believes that practice makes a man perfect He has become successful for his own effort and perseverance.

(d) Now everybody knows him (interrogative)

(e) He is called a hero for his achievement. (active)

Answer: (a) In the last Olympic Games no other sprinter ran so fast as he. (b) None but he could break his own record (c) He had to practise not a little fqr this. (d) Who doesn’t know him now? (e) People call him a hero for his achievement.

Change in Sentences – 19

(a) No other thing is as useful as a computer. (superlative)

(b) Every student needs a computer. (negative)

(c) A poor student cannot buy it. (interrogative)

(d) It is one of the greatest inventions of science. (positive)

(e) It was not’invented overnight. (active)

Answer: (a) Computer is the most useful thing. (b) There is no student who does not need a computer. ( c) Can a poor student buy it? ( d) Very few inventions of science are so great as it. ( e) Scientists did not invent it overnight.

Change in Sentences – 20

(a) Walking is better than any other exercise. (superlative)

(b) Everyone prefers walking as an exercise Usually in the morning. (interrogative)

( c) It keeps our body fit for walking. (negative)

( d) So, We should never forget this thing. (passive)

( e) Good health is very valuable. ( exclamatory)

Answer: (a) Walkin is the best of all exercises (b) Who doesn’t prefer walking as an exercise usually m the mom mg? ( c) Doesn’t it keep our body fit for walking? ( d) so this thing should never be forgotten. (e) How valuable good health is!