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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Q161. Transform using 'so...that': 'The tea is too hot for me to drink.'

Right Answer: The tea is so hot that I cannot drink it.


Explanation:

'The tea is so hot that I cannot drink it' correctly transforms the 'too...for...to' structure into 'so...that'.

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Q162. Transform using 'so...that': 'She is too young to vote.'

Right Answer: She is so young that she cannot vote.


Explanation:

'She is so young that she cannot vote' correctly transforms the sentence into the 'so...that' structure.

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Q163. Transform using 'so...that': 'The box is too heavy for him to lift.'

Right Answer: The box is so heavy that he cannot lift it.


Explanation:

'The box is so heavy that he cannot lift it' correctly transforms the sentence into the 'so...that' structure.

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Q164. Transform using 'so...that': 'He is too busy to attend the party.'

Right Answer: He is so busy that he cannot attend the party.


Explanation:

'He is so busy that he cannot attend the party' correctly transforms the sentence into the 'so...that' structure.

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Q165. Transform using 'such...that': 'He is so kind that everyone loves him.'

Right Answer: He is such a kind man that everyone loves him.


Explanation:

'He is such a kind man that everyone loves him' correctly transforms 'so...that' into 'such...that', adding the appropriate noun.

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Q166. Transform using 'such...that': 'It was so cold that we could not go outside.'

Right Answer: It was such cold weather that we could not go outside.


Explanation:

'It was such cold weather that we could not go outside' correctly transforms the sentence using 'such...that' with an appropriate noun.

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Q167. Transform using 'such...that': 'She is so beautiful that everyone admires her.'

Right Answer: She is such a beautiful woman that everyone admires her.


Explanation:

'She is such a beautiful woman that everyone admires her' correctly transforms the sentence using 'such...that'.

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Q168. Transform using 'such...that': 'It was so loud a noise that everyone woke up.'

Right Answer: It was such a loud noise that everyone woke up.


Explanation:

'It was such a loud noise that everyone woke up' correctly forms the 'such...that' structure.

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Q169. Transform using 'such...that': 'He has so much wealth that he can buy anything.'

Right Answer: He has such wealth that he can buy anything.


Explanation:

'He has such wealth that he can buy anything' correctly uses 'such' without an article before the uncountable noun 'wealth'.

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Q170. Transform using 'unless': 'If you don't hurry, you will miss the train.'

Right Answer: Unless you hurry, you will miss the train.


Explanation:

'Unless you hurry' correctly replaces 'if you don't hurry' without double negation.

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


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