List of top English Questions on Sentence Transformation

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

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

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

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...)

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

Ravi is not a technician. Ravi is not a musician.

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

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

The construction started on time. It was delayed due to the bad weather.

Tanya is extremely polite. We like her.

Change the sentence “ He could buy many books on discount ” into an interrogative sentence

Change the sentence “ He has insulted you ” into an interrogative sentence

Change the sentence “ They have done the work in a record time ” into an interrogative sentence.

Change the sentence “ She enjoys reading books ” into an interrogative sentence

Combine any one of the following as directed:
(ii) Mahesh bought a watch. The watch gives correct time. (Into Complex Sentence)

Combine any one of the following as directed:
(i) Priya wanted to pass the examination. She worked hard for that. (Into Simple Sentence)

Transform any one of the following as directed:
(i) Nainital is not so hot as Agra. (Into Comparative degree)

Combine any one of the following as directed (synthesis):
(i) This mango is sweet. That mango is sweet. Only one mango of them is sweet. (Compound Sentence)

Combine any one of the following as directed:
(i) He was so tired. He could not run. (Into a Simple sentence)