Direction.
Identify the following sentences or clauses from the given options.
Your sister said you havent slept in two or three nights.
adverb clause
adjective clause
noun clause
none of the above
Correct Answer :
C. noun clause
The dependent clause in two or three nights works as a noun.
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The crew checked the ship and prepared it for sea.
compound
`simple
complex
none of the above
She was sensible. She did the right thing.
She was sensible to did the right thing.
She did the right thing to be sensible
She was sensible enough to do the right thing.
To be sensible she did right thing.
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 students were not able to solve the problem. It was too difficult for them.
It was too difficult to solve the problem.
To the students it was too difficult to solve the problem.
The problem for the student was too difficult to solve.
The problem was too difficult for the students to solve.
Transform the given sentence into complex.
Her looks proclaim her innocence.
Her looks proclaim that she is innocent.
She is innocent, her looks proclaim.
Her innocence is seen on her looks.
She is innocent, proclaims her looks.
We went to the theater. We saw a movie there.
We went to the theater seeing a movie.
We saw a movie there went to the theater.
To seeing a movie we went to the theatre.
We went to the theater to see a movie.
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.
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.
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
People who have poor diets are likely to catch colds.
adverb clause
adjective clause
noun clause
none of the above
Either the engine starts, or we will remain here all night.
compound
simple
complex
none of the above
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.
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.
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.
Your sister said you havent slept in two or three nights.
adverb clause
adjective clause
noun clause
none of the above
This kind of jokes never amuses me.
This kind of jokes are always amusing.
I am not amused by this kind of jokes.
This kind of joke never gives me any amusement.
Always amusing this kind of jokes.
I see him everyday.
I see him always.
I see him daily.
I see him all the time.
I see him every time.
He must work hard to make up for the lost time.
He should make up the lost of time working hard.
He worked hard and make up the lost time.
Working hard he can make up the lost time
He has to make up the lost time working hard.
Transform the given sentence by removing too.
The oranges are too cheap to be good.
The oranges are cheap and good.
The oranges are cheap as well as good.
The oranges are very cheap good.
The oranges are so cheap that they cannot be good.
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.
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.
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 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?
They wanted to win. They worked hard for that reason.
They worked hard to win.
They worked hard for that reason to win.
To win they worked hard.
They wanted to win and worked hard
Transform the given complex sentence into compound sentence.
If you cannot obey me you have to leave.
If you dont obey me, you will have to leave.
Obey or leave.
Either obey me or leave.
Obey me or leave.
Transform the given sentence into simple.
She said that she was coming.
She will come today.
She is coming.
She told of her coming.
She told that she was coming.
Transform the given exclamatory sentence into assertive sentence:
How kind of you to help her like that.
How kind of you that you helped her like that.
It is very kind of you to help her.
You are very kind to help her like that.
It is very kind of you to help her like that.
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 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.
Transform the given sentence into negative.
Ajay loved his parents.
Ajay hates his parents.
Ajay did not love his parents.
Ajay does not love his parents.
Ajay did not hate his parents.