English Grammar - Sentence Structure and Transformation: 199 MCQs with Answers

'Due to her sickness, she stayed home' correctly reduces the complex sentence into a simple sentence using a phrase.

'At sunrise, the birds began to sing' correctly reduces the complex sentence into a simple sentence using a phrase.

'The man standing there is my father' correctly reduces the relative clause into a participial phrase, forming a simple sentence.

'Working hard, you will succeed' correctly reduces the complex conditional sentence into a simple sentence using a participial phrase.

'He worked hard, but he failed' correctly transforms the complex sentence into a compound sentence using the coordinating conjunction 'but'.

'She was tired, so she went to bed early' correctly transforms the complex sentence into a compound sentence using 'so'.

'He finished his work and left the office' correctly transforms the complex sentence into a compound sentence using 'and'.

'He is rich, but he is unhappy' correctly transforms the complex sentence into a compound sentence using 'but'.

'The rain stopped, and we went outside' correctly transforms the complex sentence into a compound sentence using 'and'.

'Ram is taller than any other boy in the class' correctly transforms the superlative into the comparative degree.