Exercise 4

 

Transformation

Exercise 4 : Tranform into the types of sentences given in the brackets

61. What a fine story!
62. How beautiful the scenery is! (Assertive)
63. How interesting the game is! (Assertive)
64. How intelligent the boy is! (Assertive)
65. He is poor but he is honest. (Simple, complex)
66. He is taller than I. (Positive) 
67. He is stronger than I. (Positive)
68. He is richer than I. (Positive)
69. He is weaker than I. (Positive)
70. She is more intelligent than I. (Positive)
71. Mira is more intelligent than Sima. (Positive)
72. Ram is more powerful than Rahim. (Positive)
73. The boy who stood first got the prize. (Simple)
74. She must shed tears. (Negative)
75. We must admire his courage. (Negative)
76. Honey is sweeter than sugar. (Positive)
77. Ram alone can go there. (Negative)
78. He alone can do this. (Negative)
79. Gold is one of the most precious metals in the world. (Positive, comparative)
80. Mira is one of the most most brilliant students in the class. (Positive, comparative)






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