CUET-UG SERIES English-grammar
Sentence Transformation
12 previous year questions.
Volume: 12 Ques
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2023 Chapter Questions 12 MCQs
01
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Change the following sentence from Assertive to Exclamatory:
It has been a difficult year.
It has been a difficult year.
1
What difficulty has this year been!
2
A difficult year indeed has it been!
3
How difficult of a year it has been!
4
What a difficult year it has been!
02
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Choose the best option to convert the given Assertive Sentence into Exclamatory Sentence:
I wish I knew more people here.
I wish I knew more people here.
1
If only I knew more people here!
2
What a pity to have known more people here.
3
Oh! Fie! I know nobody here.
4
Alas! I could have known more people here.
03
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Convert the following sentence from Assertive to Exclamatory :
The evening is very beautiful.
The evening is very beautiful.
1
An evening it is and that too a beautiful one.
2
Beautiful is this evening!
3
How beautiful is the evening!
4
What beauty is that evening!
04
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Convert the following Exclamatory Sentence to Assertive Sentence:
What a Lovely House!
What a Lovely House!
1
Oh! What a lovely house!
2
The house that I am looking at is very lonely
3
It was a very lovely house indeed
4
What a lovely house am I looking at
05
PYQ 2023
easy
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Choose the correct option for the transformation of the given sentence into an exclamatory sentence:
He met with an accident and died.
He met with an accident and died.
1
Oh! He met with an accident and died.
2
Alas! He met with an accident and died.
3
Alas!What a terrible accident he met with
4
Ohho,What a terrible accident!
06
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Choose the best option to convert the given sentence from Affirmative to Exclamatory:-
‘These mangoes have a delicious flavour’.
‘These mangoes have a delicious flavour’.
1
What a delicious flavour these mangoes have!
2
Oh, what a delicious flavour of mangoes!
3
Alas! The mangoes have delicious flavour
4
These mangoes are delicious, no don't
07
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Choose the best option to convert the given Exclamatory sentence into and Assertive sentence:-
If only I had a good car!
If only I had a good car!
1
I wish to have good car just now.
2
I feel sorry not to have a good car.
3
I wish I had a good car.
4
I wish you had a good car.
08
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Change the following sentence from Assertive to Exclamatory:
The chocolates are very bitter.
The chocolates are very bitter.
1
Such bitterness is in there chocolates?
2
How bitter these chocolates are!
3
What bitter are these chocolates!
4
very bitter are these chocolates!
09
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Choose the best option to convert the given assertive sentence in to exclamatory sentence:-
I wish I knew more people here
I wish I knew more people here
1
If only I knew more people here!
2
Oh! I knew more people here.
3
What a pity to have known more people here!
4
Alas! I could have known more people here.
10
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Choose the best option to convert the given exclamatory sentence is to Assertive sentence:-
How stupid of me to forget your name!
How stupid of me to forget your name!
1
It is stupid of me to forget your name
2
I wonder how can I be stupid to forget your name
3
I can never be stupid to forget your name
4
Forgetting your name is my stupid behaviour
11
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Change the following Assertive sentence into Exclamatory sentence.
It is sad that we lost the game today.
It is sad that we lost the game today.
1
It is pity we lost!
2
It is sad today we lost!
3
Lost! we today.
4
Alas! we have lost the game today.
12
PYQ 2023
medium
english-grammar ID: cuet-ug-
Change the following Assertive sentence into an Exclamatory sentence.
She is a very intelligent child.
She is a very intelligent child.
1
What an intelligent child she!
2
An intelligent child what she is!
3
What an intelligent child!
4
She must be an intelligent girl!
About Sentence Transformation - CUET-UG
Sentence Transformation is a vital chapter for CUET-UG aspirants. Mastering the concepts covered in this chapter is essential for securing a top rank.
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