English Grammar - Sentence Structure and Transformation: 199 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Sentence Structure and Transformation
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0%Q171. Transform using 'unless': 'If it does not rain, the match will be held.'
Right Answer: Unless it rains, the match will be held.
Explanation:
'Unless it rains' correctly replaces 'if it does not rain.'
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Q172. Transform using 'unless': 'If you don't study, you will fail.'
Right Answer: Unless you study, you will fail.
Explanation:
'Unless you study' correctly replaces 'if you don't study.'
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Q173. Transform using 'unless': 'If he doesn't apologize, she won't forgive him.'
Right Answer: Unless he apologizes, she won't forgive him.
Explanation:
'Unless he apologizes' correctly replaces 'if he doesn't apologize.'
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Q174. Transform using 'unless': 'If you don't wear a helmet, you may get injured.'
Right Answer: Unless you wear a helmet, you may get injured.
Explanation:
'Unless you wear a helmet' correctly replaces 'if you don't wear a helmet.'
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Q175. Transform using 'if': 'Work hard and you will succeed.'
Right Answer: If you work hard, you will succeed.
Explanation:
'If you work hard, you will succeed' correctly transforms the imperative + 'and' structure into a conditional sentence with 'if'.
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Q176. Transform using 'if': 'Study hard, or you will fail.'
Right Answer: If you don't study hard, you will fail.
Explanation:
'If you don't study hard, you will fail' correctly transforms the imperative + 'or' structure into a negative conditional with 'if'.
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Q177. Transform using 'if': 'Apologize now, or I will not forgive you.'
Right Answer: If you don't apologize now, I will not forgive you.
Explanation:
'If you don't apologize now, I will not forgive you' correctly transforms the imperative + 'or' structure.
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Q178. Transform using 'if': 'Take the medicine and you will feel better.'
Right Answer: If you take the medicine, you will feel better.
Explanation:
'If you take the medicine, you will feel better' correctly transforms the imperative + 'and' structure into a conditional sentence.
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Q179. Transform using 'if': 'Leave now, or you will be late.'
Right Answer: If you don't leave now, you will be late.
Explanation:
'If you don't leave now, you will be late' correctly transforms the imperative + 'or' structure into a negative conditional.
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Q180. Transform using 'despite': 'Although he was tired, he continued working.'
Right Answer: Despite being tired, he continued working.
Explanation:
'Despite being tired' correctly follows 'despite' with a gerund phrase, replacing the 'although' clause.
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