English Grammar - Sentence Structure and Transformation: 199 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Sentence Structure and Transformation
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0%Q181. Transform using 'despite': 'Although it was raining, they went out.'
Right Answer: Despite the rain, they went out.
Explanation:
'Despite the rain' correctly follows 'despite' with a noun phrase, replacing the 'although' clause.
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Q182. Transform using 'despite': 'Although she studied hard, she failed.'
Right Answer: Despite studying hard, she failed.
Explanation:
'Despite studying hard' correctly follows 'despite' with a gerund phrase.
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Q183. Transform using 'despite': 'Although he is rich, he is unhappy.'
Right Answer: Despite being rich, he is unhappy.
Explanation:
'Despite being rich' correctly follows 'despite' with a gerund phrase.
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Q184. Transform using 'despite': 'Although they lost the match, they remained cheerful.'
Right Answer: Despite losing the match, they remained cheerful.
Explanation:
'Despite losing the match' correctly follows 'despite' with a gerund phrase.
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Q185. Transform using 'in spite of': 'Although he was ill, he attended the meeting.'
Right Answer: In spite of being ill, he attended the meeting.
Explanation:
'In spite of being ill' correctly follows 'in spite of' with a gerund phrase.
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Q186. Transform using 'in spite of': 'Although it was late, she continued working.'
Right Answer: In spite of the lateness, she continued working.
Explanation:
'In spite of the lateness' correctly follows 'in spite of' with a noun phrase.
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Q187. Transform using 'in spite of': 'Although he tried his best, he could not win.'
Right Answer: In spite of trying his best, he could not win.
Explanation:
'In spite of trying his best' correctly follows 'in spite of' with a gerund phrase.
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Q188. Transform using 'in spite of': 'Although she is talented, she lacks confidence.'
Right Answer: In spite of being talented, she lacks confidence.
Explanation:
'In spite of being talented' correctly follows 'in spite of' with a gerund phrase.
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Q189. Transform using 'in spite of': 'Although they faced many obstacles, they succeeded.'
Right Answer: In spite of facing many obstacles, they succeeded.
Explanation:
'In spite of facing many obstacles' correctly follows 'in spite of' with a gerund phrase.
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Q190. Transform using 'although': 'Despite being rich, he is unhappy.'
Right Answer: Although he is rich, he is unhappy.
Explanation:
'Although he is rich' correctly follows 'although' with a full clause (subject + verb), unlike 'despite' which takes a gerund/noun phrase.
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