A RARE COLLTCTION
OF TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES
1.
I would as soon die as injure you. (Comparative)
2.
He is as intimate to me as to you. (Comparative)
3.
There is no mystery as great as misery. (Comparative)
4.
He is at least as competent as any other man. (Comparative)
5.
O what misery is in store for me! (Assertive)
6.
How charming! (Assertive)
7.
Woe to the traitor to his country! (Assertive)
8.
I rejoice that my friend is coming. (Exclamatory)
9.
Good morning! Mr. Bose. (Assertive)
10.
Away with you. You rogue! (Assertive)
11.
The spectators cried out that it was a capital hit. (Exclamatory)
12.
Had I but a friend to support me! (Assertive)
13.
I am very desirous of meeting of meeting you once more. (Exclamatory)
14.
It is shameful that he does not look after his old father. (Exclamatory)
15.
He tried all plans. (Negative)
16.
No one can deny that he is a good musician. (Affirmative)
17.
It is not always easy in company to speak frankly. (Affirmative)
18.
Every rose has a thorn. (Negative)
19.
The bailiff would not wait any longer. (Affirmative)
20.
This was not he last attack. (Affirmative)
21.
I was not sure that he would come. (Affirmative)
22.
He loves you. (Negative)
23.
He always minds his lessons. (Negative)
24.
It always pours when it rains. (Negative)
25.
He is competent for the post. (Negative))
26.
You are the only person fit for the post. (Negative)
27.
I come here for the last time. (Negative)
28.
In all respects this morning was like any other. (Negative)
29.
Everybody will admit that I am right. (Negative)
30.
It is probable that he will arrive. (Negative)
31.
Why waste time? (Assertive)
32.
There is no use of this statue. (Interrogative)
33.
Their glory can never fade. (Interrogative)
34.
Fair words are of no avail in times of danger. (Interrogative)
35.
It does not matter if I fail. (Interrogative)
36.
There is no hope for me if you do not come. (Interrogative)
37.
Nowhere in the world you will find a mountain peak higher than Everest.
(Interrogative)
38.
There is nothing wrong with me. (Interrogative)
39.
He will go only under compulsion. (Negative)
40.
Chance and accidents are only aliases of ignorance. (Negative)
41.
Jim was always on time. (Negative)
42.
I saw nothing in the bag but husks and dust. (Affirmative)
43.
It was the only school for males. (Negative)
44.
Nobody had seen her smile. (Passive)
45.
We went to see the launching of the ship. (Passive)
46.
He wants to do it. (Passive)
47.
Perfect, perfect little house! Who could possibly mind the smell? (Assertive)
48.
Only he who was pure in heart could be perfectly just. (Negative)
49.
Both Rahim and karim went there. (Negative)
50.
A little boy is never guilty. (Affirmative)
51.
There are many people here. (Negative)
52.
We did not sell much honey. (Affirmative)
53.
I shall never come here. (Affirmative)
54.
I have never seen him since then. (Affirmative)
55.
I shall never warn you. (Affirmative)
56.
He has left the village forever. (Negative)
57.
I have given up smoking forever (Negative)
58.
He came here for the last time. (Negative)
59.
Everyone must die. (Interrogative)
60.
Everybody has some desire. (Interrogative)
61.
An honest man never tells a lie. (Interrogative)
62.
You have never seen it before. (Interrogative)
63.
It was a good idea. (Interrogative)
64.
I know nothing about it (Interrogative)
65.
There is nothing better than honesty. (Interrogative)
66.
Our life is nothing but a walking shadow. (Interrogative)
67.
Surely you are not his servant. (Interrogative)
68.
It is of no use now. (Interrogative)
69.
It was nothing but deceit. (Interrogative)
70.
You are a great fool. (Exclamatory)
71.
The cat runs very swiftly. (Exclamatory)
72.
I wish I had the wings of a dove. (Exclamatory)
73.
He works very nicely. (Exclamatory)
74.
Your book is as heavy as mine. (Comparative)
75.
The tea is too hot to be drunk. (Negative)
76.
This fact is too evident to require proof. (Negative)
77.
What a fall was there, my countrymen! (Assertive)
78.
Any branch of knowledge is to difficult to be conquered by perseverance.
(Negative)
79.
I have never seen so beautiful a pearl as this. (Comparative)
80.
He is too honest to accept a bribe. (Negative)
81.
The Romans expected to conquer Carthage. (Passive)
82.
He leaped into the water as soon as the ship touched the shore. (Negative)
83.
Besides robbing the passenger, he also murdered them. (Negative)
84.
Subas balls faster than Ashoke. (Positive)
85.
Who does not know that two and two makes four? (Assertive)
86.
Napoleon was one of the greatest European Generals. (Positive)
87.
If only I could see him to reproach him for his ingratitude! (Assertive)
88.
It is now time to call over the names. (Passive)
89.
Of Jesus’s birth many tales are told. (Active)
90.
Every tree is known by its fruits. (Negative)
91.
I never did this before. (Affirmative)
92.
This is too small a thing to pit down. (Negative)
93.
A proposal was made by them to hold a meeting. (Active)
94.
Friendship is nothing but a name. (Interrogative)
95.
He turned all the stones. (Negative)
96.
I missed the train. (Negative)
97.
They solved their problem wisely. (Negative)
98.
What a pity! (Assertive)
99.
It burns the prettiest of any wood. (Positive)
100.
He is less stupid than Apurbo. (Positive)
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