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

Sentence Structure and Transformation - English Grammar

English Grammar - Sentence Structure and Transformation

English Grammar- Sentence Structure and Transformation

Questions on sentence patterns, types of sentences and transformation of sentences.

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Q151. Transform the degree: 'No other metal is as precious as gold.' (to superlative)

Gold is the most precious metal. Gold is precious. Gold is more precious. Some metals are as precious as gold.

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Q152. Transform the degree: 'Iron is more useful than any other metal.' (to positive)

No other metal is as useful as iron. Iron is useful. Iron is the most useful metal. All metals are as useful as iron.

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Q153. Transform the degree: 'She is the most intelligent student in the class.' (to comparative)

She is more intelligent than any other student in the class. She is as intelligent as other students. No student is intelligent. She is intelligent.

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Q154. Transform the degree: 'No other river in India is as long as the Ganga.' (to superlative)

The Ganga is the longest river in India. The Ganga is long. The Ganga is more long than others. Some rivers are as long as the Ganga.

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Q155. Transform using 'too...to': 'He is so weak that he cannot walk.'

He is too weak to walk. He is too weak that he cannot walk. He is so weak to walk. He is weak too to walk.

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Q156. Transform using 'too...to': 'The tea is so hot that I cannot drink it.'

The tea is too hot for me to drink. The tea is too hot that I cannot drink. The tea is so hot to drink. The tea is hot too to drink.

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Q157. Transform using 'too...to': 'She is so young that she cannot vote.'

She is too young to vote. She is too young that she cannot vote. She is so young to vote. She is young too to vote.

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Q158. Transform using 'too...to': 'The box is so heavy that he cannot lift it.'

The box is too heavy for him to lift. The box is too heavy that he cannot lift. The box is so heavy to lift. The box is heavy too to lift.

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Q159. Transform using 'too...to': 'He is so busy that he cannot attend the party.'

He is too busy to attend the party. He is too busy that he cannot attend the party. He is so busy to attend the party. He is busy too to attend.

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Q160. Transform using 'so...that': 'He is too weak to walk.'

He is so weak that he cannot walk. He is so weak to walk that. He is weak so that he cannot walk. So weak he is that he cannot walk.

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Published: 04 August 2026 | Last Updated: 08 September 2026 |

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