English Grammar Exam
Complete Solved Questions by Category
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Rewrite to the other voice: My uncle gave me a watch on my birthday.
Answer: I was given a watch by my uncle on my birthday. -
Rewrite to the other voice: How did you cross the river?
Answer: How was the river crossed by you? -
Rewrite in passive voice: Rama killed Ravana.
Answer: Ravana was killed by Rama. -
Change to other voice: That portrait was painted by my grandmother.
Answer: My grandmother painted that portrait. -
Rewrite in other voice: Our army has been defeated by the enemy.
Answer: The enemy has defeated our army. -
Rewrite in other voice: Work hard.
Answer: You are advised to work hard. (Imperative sentence) -
Rewrite into direct speech: Muthu wanted to know if tickets are available for the cricket match.
Answer: Muthu asked, "Are tickets available for the cricket match?" -
Rewrite using indirect speech: The girl said, "We were practicing yoga."
Answer: The girl said that they had been practicing yoga. -
Rewrite in reported speech: He said, "Raja is a good boy".
Answer: He said that Raja is a good boy. (Tense doesn't change for a present fact) -
Rewrite in reported speech: Ravi said to Kannan, "I lost my purse yesterday".
Answer: Ravi told Kannan that he had lost his purse the previous day. -
Rewrite in reported speech: Anu said to her mother, "I have to attend the party tomorrow".
Answer: Anu told her mother that she had to attend the party the next day. -
Rewrite into direct speech: He said he wished to visit the teashop of Nagen uncle.
Answer: He said, "I wish to visit the teashop of Nagen uncle." -
Transform into a compound sentence: As he was good, he helped others.
Answer: He was good, so he helped others. -
Combine using an appropriate connector: Sita saw a snake. At once she ran away.
Answer: As soon as Sita saw a snake, she ran away. -
Transform into a complex sentence: Ramu is very poor and he cannot buy a bicycle.
Answer: Ramu is so poor that he cannot buy a bicycle. -
Transform into a compound sentence: If Ryan reads more, he will become proficient in the language.
Answer: Ryan must read more, and then he will become proficient in the language. -
Combine into a simple sentence: I saw a tiger. It was wounded.
Answer: I saw a wounded tiger. -
Combine into a compound sentence: Radha was ill. She was not hospitalised.
Answer: Radha was ill, but she was not hospitalised. -
Change into a simple sentence: He is sick but he attends the school.
Answer: In spite of being sick, he attends the school. -
Combine into a compound sentence: Consult a doctor. You can recover.
Answer: Consult a doctor, and you can recover. -
Change into a simple sentence: Kala is a professor. She is a writer.
Answer: Kala is both a professor and a writer. -
Transform into a simple sentence: He confessed that he was guilty.
Answer: He confessed his guilt. -
Punctuate: be not so amazed daughter miranda said prospero
Answer: "Be not so amazed, daughter," said Prospero. -
Punctuate: dont you dare sleep dr krishnan warned zigzag
Answer: "Don't you dare sleep!" Dr. Krishnan warned Zigzag. -
Punctuate: theres something down there i said
Answer: "There's something down there," I said. -
Punctuate: were you not a good student i asked
Answer: "Were you not a good student?" I asked. -
Punctuate: ga ga ga he cried
Answer: "Ga, ga, ga," he cried. -
Rearrange: loan/apply/you/if/for/you/a/get/will/immediately/it/
Answer: If you apply for a loan, you will get it immediately. -
Rearrange: Storytelling/an art/is/which/planning/research/and/involves/skill.
Answer: Storytelling is an art which involves planning, research, and skill. -
Rearrange: speak / actions / than / louder / words.
Answer: Actions speak louder than words. -
Rearrange: as / I / healthy / are / you / am / as
Answer: I am as healthy as you are. -
Rearrange: speaks / Ruben / languages / two
Answer: Ruben speaks two languages. -
Rearrange: Want / exhibition / him / science / I / to / the / display / in
Answer: I want him to display in the science exhibition. -
Replace the modals with appropriate ones: a) Make me a cup of tea, shall you?
b) You may speak politely to the elders.a) Answer: Make me a cup of tea, will you?
b) Answer: You should speak politely to the elders. -
Rewrite the sentence as directed: The young seagull gave out a loud call. [into adverb]
Answer: The young seagull called out loudly.
