Part-B (Grammar): Transformation Identify Subject, Object, Appositive, Conditional Sentence, Modifier, Punctuation

2. Part-B (Grammar): Transformation Identify Subject, Object, Appositive, Conditional Sentence, Modifier, Punctuation.

Part-B: Grammar

Practice tense, changing sentence, modifier, conditional sentence, punctuation then answer the questions (5-6)

5. Transform the following sentences as directed:

(a) He comes here at four. (Make it Complex)

Ans: It was four when he came here.

(b) Very few poets are as great as John Keats. (Superlative)

Ans: John Keats is one of the greatest poets.

Ans: Have I a pen?

(d) If you speak the truth, I shall pardon you. (Compound)

Ans: Speak the truth and I shall pardon you.

(e) Robin is the tallest boy in the class. (Comparative)

Ans: Robin is taller than any other boy in the class.

(f) All men are mortal. (Negative)

Ans: No man is immortal.

(g) Would that I could go there! (Assertive)

Ans: I wish I went there.

(h) I know what his name is. (Simple)

Ans: I know his name.

6. Identify subject, object, appositive, conditional sentence and modifier from the following sentences.

(a) He found the girl reading a book. (Modifier)

Post modifier => reading a book

(b) We should not drink polluted water. (Modifier)

Pre modifier => polluted

Appositive => a student

(d) Don’t drink hot tea. (Modifier)

Pre modifier => hot

(e) Mr. Kashem, my uncle is a good man. (Appositive)

Appositive => my uncle

(f) The famous novel, David Copperfield is a classic. (Appositive)

Appositive => The famous novel

(g) If you come, I will go. (Conditional)

1st Conditional => If you come

(h) They are my friends. (Subject)

Subject => They

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