SOLVED EXERCISES BASED ON TEXT BOOK
EXERCISE :: 1
Change the following sentences into Negative forms :
Questions.

1.  It may be true.
2.  I have something for you.
3.  He went from bad to worse.
4.  You can find its answer somewhere in the book.
5.  Suresh is fond of mangoes.
6. Somebody will help the old woman.
7. I have seen the Taj.
8. The woodcutter was cutting a trec.
9. Have you seen the Taj?
10.  We saw someone entering your room.

Answers:

1. It may not be true.
2. I have nothing for you.
3.  He did not go from bad to worse.
4. You cannot find its answer anywhere in the book.
5.  Suresh is not fond of mangoes.
6. Nobody will help the old man.
7.  I have not seen the Taj.
8. The woodcutter was not cutting a tree.
9.  Have you not seen the Taj?
10. We did not see anyone entering your room.

EXERCISE :: 2
Change the following sentences into Affirmative forms :
Questions.

1.  He does not speak English.
2.  Mohan did not live in Agra.
3.  They did not come here.
4.  We do not sing in the classroom.
5.  I do not run in the race.
6.  She does not get up early in the morning.
7.  You have not learnt it.
8.  She will not help me.
9. You should not punish him.
10.  Do not make a noise.

Answers:

1.  He speaks English.
2. Mohan lived in Agra.
3. They came here.
4. We sing in the class-room.
5. I run in the race.
6. She gets up early in the morning.
7. You have learnt it.
8. She will help me.
9. You should punish him.
10.  Make a noise.

EXERCISE :: 3
Change the following sentences into Interrogative forms :
Questions.

1. Ravi went to a shop.
2. The teachers are displeased with him.
3. He came late yesterday.
4.  He bought this book last year.
5. Delhi is the capital of India.
6. The dog laid on the grass.
7. She left her purse on the table.
8.  He went out for hunting.
9. He bought some eggs.
10. I explained everything to him.

Answers:

1. Did Ravi go to a shop?
2. Are the teachers displeased with him?
3. Did he come late yesterday?
4. Did he buy this book last year?
5.  Is Delhi the capital of India?
6. Did the dog lay on the grass?
7.  Did she leave her purse on the table?
8. Did he go out for hunting?
9. Did he buy some eggs?
10.  Did I explain everything to him?

EXERCISE :: 4
Change the following sentences as directed :
Questions.

1. I went to Kolkata last month.  (Negative Sentence)
2.  Ram goes for a morning walk everyday.  (Interrogative Sentence)
3.  We beat the thief yesterday.  (Negative Sentence)
4. Shyam plays football daily.  (Interrogative Sentence)
5.  He always speaks the truth.  (Negative Sentence)
6. He killed the mad dog.  (Interrogative Sentence)
7. He has never been to Mumbai.  (Interrogative Sentence)
8. Everyone appreciated his work.  (Interrogative Sentence)
9. He plays cricket.  (Interrogative Sentence)
10.  He always attended the class in time.  (Negative Sentence)

Questions.

1.  I did not go Kolkata last month.
2.  Does Ram go for a morning walk everyday?
3. We do not beat the thief yesterday.
4. Does Shyam play football daily?
5. He never speaks the truth.
6. Did he kill the mad dog?
7.  Has he never been to Mumbai?
8.  Did everyone appreciate his work?
9.  Does he play cricket?
10.  He never attended the class in time.

EXERCISE :: 5
Change the following sentences as directed

Questions.

1. He liked her company.  (Negative Sentence)
2. She never comes late.  (Affirmative Sentence)
3. They set the house on fire.  (Interrogative Sentence)
4. He confessed his guilt.  (Negative Sentence)
5.  He did not kill the snake.  (Interrogative Sentence)
6. They have seen the Taj.  (Negative Sentence)
7. I lost my pen.  (Interrogative Sentence)
8.  As soon as he saw us, he ran away.  (Negative Sentence)
9. I am senior to you.  (Negative Sentence)
10.  She is richer than I.  (Negative Sentence)

Answers:

1.  He did not like her company.
2.  She always comes late.
3.  Did they set the house on fire?
4.  He did not confess his guilt.
5.  Did he not kill the snake?
6.  They have not seen the Taj.
7. Did I lose my pen?
8. As soon as he saw us, he did not run away.
9. I am not senior to you.
10. She is not richer than I.