1. You’d rather go into class, …………………….? [Into tag question]
2. He had arrived home. [Into future continuous tense]
3. Don’t walk as slowly as a tortoise. [Into affirmative]
4. She said that she has been playing football. [Into direct speech]
5. My father speaks English slowly. [Into ‘How’ question]
6. What do you like? [Into passive voice]

2. Choose the best alternative from the given brackets:

It was ……… [a/an/the] greatest mistake she ever …..[done/did/made] in her life, and I am sure Anna regretted it almost from the time she was married ………[however/though/in spite of] she never said a word about it. Anna said that she …….[had/has/would have] saved a quit bit of money …….. [during/while/since] the years she had been with us and a house…….. [is/was/were] bought by her in Tours. It was quite a big house …………… [wasn’t it/is it/was it]? and she made her living by letting rooms in it. And when I say she made the living. I mean that for Henry did absolutely nothing at all. If we visited Anna regularly, we ………………. [will know/would know/would have known] Henry. He was ten or twelve years older …….. (then/then/that of) Anna, a bit unpleasant, selfish, bad-tempered man, I never once saw him smile or say a kind word to anyone. This kind of his nature made me ………. [said/say/to say] sorry to myself about the boring day of Anna.

1. Kabita didn’t work hard, …………….? [ Into tag question]
2. He didn’t do his homework. [Into Affirmative]
3. She won the election last year. [Into ‘when’ question]
4. The sun [rise] in the east. [Rewrite correctly]
5. We elected him as our leader. [Into Passive Voice]
6. He said to her, “What is your name?” [Into direct speech]

1. He had a pen, …………….? [Into tag question]
2. Either Ram or Sita will buy the book. [Into Negative]
3. He loves dancing. [Into ‘what’ question]
4. She teaches you English. [Into Present Perfect Continuous tense]
5. They bought me a house. [Into passive]
6. My sister said to me, “I will come to meet you tomorrow.” [Into indirect speech]

2. Choose the best alternatives:

One afternoon, the children were playing …………………. [on/in/at] the street just outside the post office. Young Rama ………………………. [who/where/whom] is only five years old, found the perfect place to hide. Her sister, Jarina, had shut her eyes and was counting up to ten in when Rama …….. [notice/noticed/to notice] that the letterbox was left open. The postman had just taken all the letters and had gone into the post office. Rama climbed into the letterbox and pulled the door from the inside ……………..4……………… hard ………………….. [so/so that/so- that] it locked. She realized the mistake and started to cry. Jarina called the postman to get him ……………… [unlock/o unlock/ unlocked] the metal door. She was now free, but she had had such ……… [a/an/the] bright that he could not stop crying. The postman ………………………….. [however/because/although] soon found a way of making him laugh again. He told her that she …………………. [want/will want/wanted] to hide in a letterbox again. She …………….. [laughed/was laughed/ laugh] by him.

1. She’d a better study at college…?
2. Shusma always talks loudly in class. (Into Negative)
3. He does not like to chat with me.
4. By the next year of this time, I (finish) my Grade 10 exam. (Into future perfect tense)
5. Shakespeare wrote many great tragedies with power and beauty. (Into passive)
6. Durga told her son that she had been working on the farm for ten years. (Into direct speech)

1. Reproduce the following sentences as indicated:

1. She never gets nervous, ……………? (supply the correct form of question tag)
2. There are not many books on the table. (Into affirmative)
3. He brushes his teeth twice a day. (Into ‘How often’ question)
4. She cuts her finger. (Into present perfect tense)
5. They told Gita that they had elected her as the Prime Minister of Nepal. (Into direct speech)
6. Give me your book. (Into passive)

2. Choose the best alternatives:
When you are invited to a meal in Thailand, the words of invitation literally mean ‘come and eat rice’. Indeed nearly all Thai dishes are eaten with rice, which…………………. (grow/grew/grows) there very easily as …………………………. (a/an/the) climate is warm and there is plenty of rain. Rahman, a Thai, said, “…………………………(The food is served/the food was served/ the food had been served) in neatly cut-up pieces.” In the past,  the Thai used to eat  ……… (by/from/with) their hands but most of them use knives and forks these days. Following their traditional way of eating, they……………..(wash/washes/are washing) their right hand in a bowl of water and eat the food. After the meal,  the hand ………………(is carefully cleaned/was carefully cleaned/was carefully clean). The meal mostly consists of different spicy dishes. They have the meal ……………(serve/serves/to serve) in bowls which everyone shares…………….(because/though/despite) each person doesn’t have own bowl of rice. Thailand has a coastline ………. (hadn’t it/ doesn’t it/isn’t it)? If fish and shellfish ………..[were/are/had been] not found in abundance, the meal wouldn’t be completed.

Complete the task.

(i) You'd rather go into the class, .................? (Supply the correct form of tag question)
(ii) he had arrived home. (Into future Continuous tense)
(iii) Don't walk as slowly as the tortoise. (Into affirmative)
(iv) She said that she has been playing football. (Into direct speech)
(v) My father speaks English now. (Into 'How' question)
(vi) What do you like? (into passive)

Choose and copy the best alternative:

It was ..... [a/anthe] greatest mistake she ever .......[do/did/dmade] in her life, and I am sure Anna regretted it almost from the time she was married .......[in spite of/however/though] she never said a word about it. Anna said that she [hadhas/have] saved a quit bit of money......... [during/after/on] the years she had been with us and with it she ....[was/were/is] a house in Tours. It was quite a big house, ........[wasn't it/isn't it/is?] and she made her living by letting rooms in it. And when I say she made the living. I mean that for Henry did absolutely nothing at all. If we visited Anna but none of we ......[will know/would know/would have known] Henry. He was ten or twelve years older …….. (then/then/that of) Anna, a bit unpleasant, selfish, bad-tempered man, I never once saw him smile or say a kind word to anyone. This kind of  nature made me ...........[ said/to say/say] sorry to myself about the boring day of Anna.

1. Reproduce the sentences as indicated:

1. You’d rather go into the class, ………………? (Supply the correct form of tag question)
2. He had arrived home. (Into future continuous tense)
3. Don’t walk as slowly as a tortoise. (Into affirmative)
4. She said that she has been playing football. (Into direct speech)
5. My father speaks English slowly. (Into ‘How’ question)
6. What do you like? (Into passive voice)

It was …………….[the/a/an] greatest mistake she ever …………[did/done/made] in her life, and I am sure Anna regretted it almost from the time she was married …………….[though/however/in spite] she never said a word about it. Anna had saved a quit bit of money ……….[while/during/since] the years she had been with us and with it she……. [was/were/is] bought a house in Tours. It was quite a big house, [isn’t it/wasn’t it/ didn’t it?] and she made her living by letting rooms in it. And when I say she made the living. I mean that for Henry did absolutely nothing at all. If we visited Anna regularly, we …….[will know/would know/ would have known] Henry. but none of us likedHenry. He was ten or twelve years older …….. (than/then/that of) Anna, a bit unpleasant, selfish, bad-tempered man, I never once saw him [smile] or say a kind word to anyone. This kind of his nature made me ………[say/to say/said] sorry to myself about the boring day of Anna.