Introduction to Sentences

In the following question, a sentence has been given. Identify the type of sentence and choose your answer accordingly.

We did not watch TV last night.

Select the part of the sentence which needs correction.

''I have completed my homework, and now I am go watch my favourite television programme'', the boy said to his mother.

Select the part of the sentence which needs correction.

Seema and Akbar have decided to stay on at their uncle's cabin house, down by the Montana lake.

Select the part of the sentence which needs correction.

''Mom and Dad are always here to you, anything you need just ask them'', Joe's grandma reassured.  

Directions: From each set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

Directions: From each set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

Convert the following assertive sentence into an optative sentence.

You shall have a successful marriage.

Convert the following assertive sentence into an optative sentence.

You shall never starve of hunger.

Convert the following assertive sentence into an optative sentence.

You shall always remain happy.

Convert the following assertive sentence into an optative sentence.

You shall be blessed with a baby boy.

Convert the following assertive sentence into an optative sentence.

You will succeed in life.

Convert the given optative sentence from direct to indirect speech.

Aviral said to me, “May you achieve the best prize for your hard work!”

Convert the following optative sentence from direct to indirect speech.

Pooja said to me, “May you achieve the highest rank!”.

Convert the following optative sentence from direct to indirect speech.

The Queen said to Rahul, “May you get success over your fears”.

Convert the given optative sentence from direct speech to indirect speech.

He said, “May God bless us with baby girl.”

The given sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect speech. Out of the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Indirect/Direct speech.

The teacher said to the pupils, “May you shine in life”.

Directions: In the following questions, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect speech. Out of the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Indirect/Direct speech and mark the answer.

I said to him, “May you be happy”.

Convert the following Negative sentence into an Affirmative sentence.

It is not likely that he will ever see his home again.

Convert the following Negative sentence into an Affirmative sentence.

There is no smoke without fire.

Convert the following Negative sentence into an Affirmative sentence.

He has promised never to touch wine again.