Transposition of Syntactical Structures

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Quiz on transforming sentences and structures.

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Актолкын Хасанова

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Froggy Jumps Transposition of Syntactical StructuresOnline version Quiz on transforming sentences and structures. by Актолкын Хасанова 1 Transform to passive voice: 'The chef cooked the meal.' a The meal was cooked by the chef. b The meal cooked the chef. c The chef is cooking the meal. 2 Convert to reported speech: 'She said, I love this book.' a She said that I love this book. b She said that she loved that book. c She says she loves this book. 3 Change to a yes/no question: 'You finished your homework.' a Do you finished your homework? b Have you finished your homework? c Did you finish your homework? 4 Backshift the tense: 'I am reading a novel.' a I will be reading a novel. b I was reading a novel. c I am read a novel. 5 Convert to indirect question: 'Where do you live?' a I asked where you live. b I asked you where you live. c I asked where you lived. 6 Transform to active voice: 'The ball was thrown by the boy.' a The boy threw the ball. b The boy was throwing the ball. c The ball throws the boy. 7 Change to a declarative sentence: 'Do you know the way?' a You do know the way. b You know the way. c Know you the way? 8 Negate the sentence: 'She will come to the party.' a She will not come to the party. b She will come not to the party. c She won't come to the party. 9 Convert to passive infinitive: 'People speak English worldwide.' a English is spoken worldwide. b English speaks worldwide. c English is speaking worldwide. 10 Swap to question form: 'They have completed the project.' a They completed the project have? b Have they completed the project? c They have completed the project?

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Transposition of Syntactical Structures

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Transposition of Syntactical StructuresOnline version

by Актолкын Хасанова

Transform to passive voice: 'The chef cooked the meal.'

Convert to reported speech: 'She said, I love this book.'

Change to a yes/no question: 'You finished your homework.'

Backshift the tense: 'I am reading a novel.'

Convert to indirect question: 'Where do you live?'

Transform to active voice: 'The ball was thrown by the boy.'

Change to a declarative sentence: 'Do you know the way?'

Negate the sentence: 'She will come to the party.'

Convert to passive infinitive: 'People speak English worldwide.'

Swap to question form: 'They have completed the project.'