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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Q71. Choose the simple sentence.

The children played in the garden. The children played in the garden, and then they had lunch. Because it was sunny, the children played in the garden. The children who live nearby played in the garden.

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Q72. Identify the simple sentence.

He runs every morning. He runs every morning, but he skips on Sundays. He runs every morning because he wants to stay fit. He runs every morning, which keeps him healthy.

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Q73. Choose the simple sentence.

The sun set over the horizon. The sun set, and the sky turned orange. As the sun set, the sky turned orange. The sun, which was setting, painted the sky orange.

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Q74. Identify the simple sentence.

She sang a beautiful song. She sang a beautiful song, and everyone applauded. She sang a beautiful song that everyone loved. Although nervous, she sang a beautiful song.

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Q75. Identify the compound sentence.

She studied hard, and she passed the exam. She studied hard because she wanted to pass. Although she studied hard, she failed. She studied the book that was assigned.

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Q76. Choose the compound sentence.

He was tired, but he kept working. He was tired because he had worked all day. Although he was tired, he kept working. He, who was tired, kept working.

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Q77. Identify the compound sentence.

I called her, and she answered immediately. I called her when she was free. I called her because I needed help. I called her, who was busy at work.

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Q78. Choose the compound sentence.

She wanted to travel, so she saved money. She wanted to travel because she loved adventure. Since she wanted to travel, she saved money. She, who wanted to travel, saved money.

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Q79. Identify the compound sentence.

He likes tea, but she prefers coffee. He likes tea although she prefers coffee. He likes tea because it energizes him. He, who likes tea, works at a cafe.

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Q80. Identify the complex sentence.

Although he was tired, he finished the race. He was tired, but he finished the race. He was tired, and he finished the race. He was tired; he finished the race.

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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