English Grammar - Sentence Structure and Transformation: 199 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Sentence Structure and Transformation
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0%Q191. Transform using 'although': 'In spite of working hard, he failed.'
Right Answer: Although he worked hard, he failed.
Explanation:
'Although he worked hard' correctly follows 'although' with a full clause.
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Q192. Transform using 'although': 'Despite the rain, they went out.'
Right Answer: Although it was raining, they went out.
Explanation:
'Although it was raining' correctly follows 'although' with a full clause.
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Q193. Transform using 'although': 'In spite of his illness, he attended the meeting.'
Right Answer: Although he was ill, he attended the meeting.
Explanation:
'Although he was ill' correctly follows 'although' with a full clause.
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Q194. Transform using 'although': 'Despite losing the match, they remained cheerful.'
Right Answer: Although they lost the match, they remained cheerful.
Explanation:
'Although they lost the match' correctly follows 'although' with a full clause.
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Q195. Transform using 'though': 'Despite being poor, he is honest.'
Right Answer: Though he is poor, he is honest.
Explanation:
'Though he is poor' correctly follows 'though' with a full clause, functioning like 'although'.
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Q196. Transform using 'though': 'In spite of the heavy rain, the match continued.'
Right Answer: Though it was raining heavily, the match continued.
Explanation:
'Though it was raining heavily' correctly follows 'though' with a full clause.
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Q197. Transform using 'though': 'Despite trying hard, she couldn't win.'
Right Answer: Though she tried hard, she couldn't win.
Explanation:
'Though she tried hard' correctly follows 'though' with a full clause.
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Q198. Transform using 'though': 'In spite of his wealth, he is not happy.'
Right Answer: Though he is wealthy, he is not happy.
Explanation:
'Though he is wealthy' correctly follows 'though' with a full clause.
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Q199. Transform using 'though': 'Despite the difficulties, they completed the project.'
Right Answer: Though they faced difficulties, they completed the project.
Explanation:
'Though they faced difficulties' correctly follows 'though' with a full clause.
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