Change sentences
20.
a. Day to day life in the city is expensive (Negative).
b. The poor people lead a miserable life (Exclamatory).
c. Price hike is one of the biggest problems for them (Positive).
d. Some greedy businessmen are responsible for price spiral (Interrogative).
e. The government has taken necessary measures to keep the price hike under control (Interrogative).
Answer:
a. Day to day life in the city is not cheap.
b. What a miserable life the poor people lead!
c. Very few problems for them are as big as price hike.
d. Aren’t some greedy businessmen responsible for price spiral?
e. Hasn’t the government taken necessary measures to keep the price hike under control?
21.
a. Tania Khan is a famous university teacher (Interrogative).
b. Her style of teaching is different (Negative).
c. No other teacher in the university is so efficient as she (Superlative).
d. Everybody of the department honours her (Negative).
e. We should follow her ideals (Imperative).
Answer:
a. Isn’t Tania Khan a famous university teacher?
b. Her style of teaching is not the same.
c. She is the most efficient teacher in the university.
d. None of the department dishonours her.
e. Let us follow her ideals.
22.
a. My friend invited me to pay a visit to Cox’s Bazar (Interrogative).
b. I accepted the invitation (Passive).
c. I was glad to see the sea beaches in the world (Positive).
d. It is one of the longest sea beaches in the world (Positive).
e. I shall always remember this journey (Negative).
Answer:
a. Didn’t my friend invite me to pay a visit to Cox’s Bazar?
b. The invitation was accepted by me.
c. How glad I was to see the sea beaches in the world!
d. Very few sea beaches in the world are as long as it.
e. I shall never forget the journey.
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