Direction.
Answer the following questions by choosing the most appropriate option.
Transform the given sentence into interrogative.
Stop it.
Will you stop it?
Please stop it.
Can you stop it?
Please stop.
Correct Answer :
A. Will you stop it?
Will you stop it?
Related Questions
It costs twelve dollars.
Its cost is twelve dollars.
The cost is twelve dollars.
Twelve dollar is the cost of it.
The cost stands at twelve dollars.
People who have poor diets are likely to catch colds.
adverb clause
adjective clause
noun clause
none of the above
I see him everyday.
I see him always.
I see him daily.
I see him all the time.
I see him every time.
A group of my classmates studied the problem and solved it in a few minutes.
compound
simple
complex
none of the above
Transform the given sentence into adjective.
She treated me respectfully.
She treated me with respect.
She respectfully treats me.
She was respectful to me.
She treats me respect.
Transform the given compound sentence into complex sentence.
You have to be 18 years old or you cant drive.
You cant drive because you are under 18.
To drive, you have to be 18 years old.
If you are under 18, you cant drive.
If you are 18 year old, you cant drive.
Transform the given sentence by changing into verb.
The examination result gave her pleasure.
The examination result pleased her.
Her examination result gave her pleasure.
She was pleased by her examination result.
She was pleased to see her examination result.
Mary collects old stamps. It is her hobby.
It is her hobby to collect stamps.
It is Marys hobby to collect old stamps.
Mary collects old stamps it is her hobby.
Marrys old habit is collecting stamps.
Transform the given sentence into compound.
Coming to me, Anita delivered the letter.
Anita came to me and delivered the message.
Anita delivered the letter while she was coming to me.
Anita came to deliver the message.
Anita came to me to deliver the message.
The man took out a knife. He intended to frighten all of us.
The man took out a knife to frighten all of us
He intended to frighten all of us took out a knife
To frighten all of us he took knife.
The man took out a knife to intend to frighten all of us.
Transform the given sentence by removing too.
This tea is too hot for me.
This tea is so hot that I cannot take it.
This tea is very hot for me.
This tea is hot for me.
This tea is hot that I cannot take it
We can wait here until Sourav calls us.
compound
simple
complex
none of the above
I have no interest in politics. I must tell it frankly.
I have no interest in politics to tell it frankly
I must tell it frankly to no interest in politics
To be frank, I have no interest in politics.
I must tell it frankly to having no interest in politics.
The manager appointed John. He will do the accounts.
He will do the accounts the manager appointed John.
The manager appointed James to do the accounts.
The manager appointed to John he will do the accounts
Being appointed by manager John will do the accounts.
He is admittedly the greatest general of this country.
This is admitted he is the greatest general of this country
This countrys greatest general he is.
It has been admitted that he is the greatest general of this country.
Admittedly the greatest general of this country he is.
To his eternal disgrace, he betrayed his country.
He betrayed his country is an eternal disgrace.
For him betraying his country was an eternal disgrace
He betrayed his country and this was to his eternal disgrace.
Eternal disgrace was his betraying the country.
Transform the given sentence into complex.
Buy one shirt and get one free.
If you buy one shirt, you get another shirt free.
If you buy one shirt, you get one free.
A shirt free on purchase of a shirt.
Buy one shirt to get one free.
The men held a meeting. They wanted to elect a manager for the company.
They wanted to elect a manager for the company, the men held a meeting.
They wanted a manager to held a meeting.
The men held a meeting to elect a manager for the company.
A meeting was held to elect a meeting.
Transform the given sentence into interrogative.
A great deal of research has been done on the Science project.
Has much research been done on the science project?
Has the Science project undergone research?
The Science project is thoroughly researched, isnt it?
Much research has been done on the science project, isnt it?
Transform the given sentence into complex sentences.
We have informed her of her success.
We have informed her of her being successful.
She has been informed by us of her success.
We have informed her that she has succeeded.
She has been informed that she has succeeded.
Transform the given sentence into negative.
Human is mortal.
Human is immortal.
Human is not immortal.
Not all humans are mortal.
Not all humans are immortal.
Transform the given sentence into superlative.
No other metal is as expensive as gold.
No other metal except gold is expensive.
Gold is expensive of all the metals.
Isnt gold the most expensive of all metals.
Gold is the most expensive of all metals.
We must prepare the dam, or the water will rush through.
compound
simple
complex
none of the above
Transform the given compound sentence into complex sentence.
Cancer is curable and everybody knows this.
Cancer is curable is known to all.
Cancer is curable is a known fact.
Everybody knows that cancer is curable.
Everybody knows that cancer can be cured.
It is too late. We cant start a new lesson now.
It is too late for us to start a new lesson.
It is too late that cant start a new lesson now.
It is getting late to start a new lesson.
We are too late starting a new lesson.
He gave a curt reply.
His reply was curtly.
He always gives replies in a curtly manner.
Curtly replies are his habbit.
He replied curtly.
Transform the given complex sentence into compound sentence.
As soon as we heard the shout, we rushed to the spot.
We heard the shout and rushed to the spot.
Hearing the shout, we rushed to the spot.
We heard the shout and rushed.
We rushed to the spot as soon as we heard the shout.
Your sister said you havent slept in two or three nights.
adverb clause
adjective clause
noun clause
none of the above
The small streams that run through the area are loaded with fish.
adverb clause
adjective clause
noun clause
none of the above
Transform the given sentence into comparative.
That chocolate is not as sweet as this one
The chocolates vary in their sweetness.
This chocolate is sweeter than that chocolate.
This chocolate is not sweeter than that chocolate.
This chocolate is sweeter than that one.