(a) He has a pet dog.
Ans: He does not have a pet dog.
(b) She will go with me.
Ans: She will not go with me.
(c) The girl sings well.
Ans: The girl does not sing well.
(d) We believed him.
Ans: We did not believe him.
(e) They lived in that house.
Ans: They did not live in that house.
(f) The sun shines brightly.
Ans: The sun does not shine brightly.
(g) You must learn the whole poem.
Ans: You must not learn the whole poem.
(h) He comes here every day.
Ans: He does not come here every day.
(i) We like mangoes.
Ans: We do not like mangoes.
(j) The hunter killed the tiger.
Ans: The hunter did not kill the tiger.
(k) You ought to go home now.
Ans: You ought not to go home now.
(l) We went to Jorhat by train.
Ans: We did not go to Jorhat by train.
(m) He was working at a distance.
Ans: He was not working at a distance.
(n) We returned home in the afternoon.
Ans: We did not return home in the afternoon.
(o) He got a prize.
Ans: He did not get a prize.
2. Turn the following Sentences into Interrogative:
(a) The boys are playing football.
Ans: Are the boys playing football?
(b) He went with his father.
Ans: Did he go with his father?
(c) She has gone home.
Ans: Has she gone home?
(d) He stood first in the examination.
Ans: Did he stand first in the examination?
(e) We visited the place last year.
Ans: Did we visit the place last year?
(f) The farmer ploughs the field.
Ans: Does the farmer plough the field?
(g) The moon gets light from the sun.
Ans: Does the moon get light from the sun?
(h) Hari lost his pen.
Ans: Did Hari lose his pen?
(i) He was a man of wealth.
Ans: Was he a man of wealth?
(j) The boy helped me with books.
Ans: Did the boy help me with books?
(k) I shall start for Guwahati tomorrow.
Ans: Shall I start for Guwahati tomorrow?
(l) He heard the news.
Ans: Did he hear the news?
3. Turn the following Sentences into Exclamatory:
(a) It is very hot today.
Ans: How hot it is today!
(b) Lata sings very sweetly.
Ans: How sweetly Lata sings!
(c) That was a very strange sight.
Ans: What a strange sight that was!
(d) You are a great fool.
Ans: What a great fool you are!
(e) The girl is very intelligent.
Ans: How intelligent the girl is!
(f) The rose is very pretty.
Ans: How pretty the rose is!
(g) The dog is very faithful.
Ans: How faithful the dog is!
(j) It is a very beautiful bird.
Ans: What a beautiful bird it is!
4. Answer the following questions in Negative:
(a) Can you take tea?
Ans: No, I cannot take tea.
(b) Can you stay late?
Ans: No, I cannot stay late.
(c) Did you do it yesterday?
Ans: No, I did not do it yesterday.
(d) Can you speak Bengali well?
Ans: No, I cannot speak Bengali well.
(e) Can't he post a letter?
Ans: No, he cannot post a letter.
5. Make the following Sentences Negative:
(a) He must come again.
Ans: He must not come again.
(b) Samga will find time to come here.
Ans: Samga will not find time to come here.
(c) There are some more books.
Ans: There are not any more books.
(d) He comes here today.
Ans: He does not come here today.
(e) You must go this morning.
Ans: You must not go this morning.
6. Change the Assertive Sentences to Interrogative Sentences:
(a) Everyone loves rose.
Ans: Does everyone love rose?
(b) We should never forget Netaji.
Ans: Should we ever forget Netaji?
(c) Everybody will help a man in distress.
Ans: Will everybody help a man in distress?
(d) The glory of India never fades.
Ans: Does the glory of India ever fade?
(e) There is no good wasting time.
Ans: Is there any good in wasting time?
(f) This is not the behaviour of an educated man.
Ans: Is this the behaviour of an educated man?
(g) A lame man cannot walk properly.
Ans: Can a lame man walk properly?
(h) Everyone will love his country.
Ans: Will everyone love his country?
7. Change Interrogative Sentences to Assertive Sentences:
(a) When can their glory fade?
Ans: Their glory can never fade.
(b) Can a leopard change his spots?
Ans: A leopard cannot change his spots.
(c) What is the use of such a machine?
Ans: There is no use of such a machine.
(d) Does not prevention better than cure?
Ans: Prevention is better than cure.
(e) Who could have trusted Socrates or Coleridge to post a letter?
Ans: None could have trusted Socrates or Coleridge to post a letter.
(f) If you prick us, do we not bleed?
Ans: We surely bleed when we are pricked.
(g) Is that the way a gentleman should behave?
Ans: That is not the way a gentleman should behave.
(h) Who would have thought him capable of such a deed?
Ans: None would have thought him capable of such a deed.
8. Transform into Assertive:
(a) Who does not wish to be happy?
Ans: Everyone wishes to be happy.
(b) Can the glory of INA ever fade?
Ans: The glory of INA can never fade.
(c) Where will you find such a good man?
Ans: You will nowhere find such a good man.
(d) Is not Rabindranath a world poet?
Ans: Rabindranath is a world poet.
(e) Can anybody trust a liar?
Ans: Nobody can trust a liar.
(f) Will not truth prevail in the long run?
Ans: Truth will prevail in the long run.
(g) Who can control the sea?
Ans: Nobody can control the sea.
(h) Who has not heard of Swami Vivekananda?
Ans: Everyone has heard of Swami Vivekananda.
(i) If you wrong us, shall we not revenge?
Ans: If you wrong us, we shall revenge.
(j) Can any man escape death?
Ans: No man can escape death.
(k) Should you not love your motherland?
Ans: You should love your motherland.
9. Transform into Interrogative:
(a) Everybody knows him.
Ans: Does everybody know him?
(b) There is no use wasting your time.
Ans: Is there any use wasting your time?
(c) It is no good to help you.
Ans: Is it any good to help you?
(d) It is nothing but play.
Ans: Is it anything but play?
(e) I told you so.
Ans: Did I not tell you so?
(f) No one can bear such an insult.
Ans: Can anyone bear such an insult?
(g) Every mother loves her child.
Ans: Does every mother love her child?
(h) Bribery is nothing but corruption.
Ans: Is bribery anything but corruption?
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