1. When the king came to know of this, he was furious. (Use- No sooner-- than) 2. You have been very fortunate. (Rewrite as exclamatory) 3. How lucky I was! (Rewrite as assertive)... 1. When the king came to know of this, he was furious. (Use- No sooner-- than) 2. You have been very fortunate. (Rewrite as exclamatory) 3. How lucky I was! (Rewrite as assertive) 4. It has been a fascinating journey. (Begin with 'What !') 5. What a dangerous thing! (Rewrite as assertive sentence) 6. Get the wheat flour freshly ground. (Rewrite as Assertive sentence.) 7. Fruits are healthier than junk food. (Begin with -'Junk food is not ) 8. I was very happy. (Use opposite of 'happy' without changing the meaning) 9. We shouldn't sit back and do nothing. (Rewrite as a question) 10. You clean better than the petrol stations. (Change into positive degree)
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The questions are asking for various grammatical transformations, such as using specific phrases, changing sentence structures, or converting to different forms. Each item requires applying rules of English grammar to rephrase the provided sentences.
Answer
["1. No sooner did the king come to know of this than he was furious.","2. How fortunate you have been!","3. I was very lucky.","4. What a fascinating journey it has been!","5. It was indeed a dangerous thing.","6. Get the wheat flour freshly ground.","7. Junk food is not as healthy as fruits.","8. I was not unhappy.","9. Shouldn't we sit back and do nothing?","10. Petrol stations do not clean as well as you."]
["1. No sooner did the king come to know of this than he was furious.","2. How fortunate you have been!","3. I was very lucky.","4. What a fascinating journey it has been!","5. It was indeed a dangerous thing.","6. Get the wheat flour freshly ground.","7. Junk food is not as healthy as fruits.","8. I was not unhappy.","9. Shouldn't we sit back and do nothing?","10. Petrol stations do not clean as well as you."]
Answer for screen readers
["1. No sooner did the king come to know of this than he was furious.","2. How fortunate you have been!","3. I was very lucky.","4. What a fascinating journey it has been!","5. It was indeed a dangerous thing.","6. Get the wheat flour freshly ground.","7. Junk food is not as healthy as fruits.","8. I was not unhappy.","9. Shouldn't we sit back and do nothing?","10. Petrol stations do not clean as well as you."]
More Information
These sentences have been transformed to different grammatical forms like exclamatory, assertive, and positive degrees following standard grammar rules.
Tips
Be careful with sentence structure and adequately using necessary conjunctions or adjectives.
Sources
- GRAMMAR WORKSHEET - bestenggrammar.blogspot.com
- Assertive to Exclamatory - One Grammar - onegrammar.com
