1. Rahul is as strong as Madan. (change the degree.)
2. Very few flowers are as beautiful as rose. (change the degree of comparison.)
3. Old age is really curse. (change into exclamatory.)
4. As soon as he came in, all got to beat him. (change in negative.)
5. Aishwaraya Rai is one of the most beautiful person. (change degree.)
6. Akshar Dham is the most beautiful building in Delhi. (change the degree.)
7. He does not admit that he told a lie. (change into simple sentences.)
8. Question paper was easy enough. (change into negative sentence.)
9. Abhinav Bindra is the strongest player in India. (change the degree.)
10. Is this the way you should treat your brother? (change into assertive.)
11. There was no one present who did not dance. (change into affirmative.)
12. Kapil is wiser than his friends. (Change the degree.)
13. As soon as the reached the platform, the metro left. (change into negative.)
14. The young boy said to me, "Can you tell me the way to the mall?" (change the narration.)
15. Neema was present at some of the cricket matches. (change into negative.)
16. As soon as he came in, all got to beat him. (change in negative.)
Answers
The conversion, as required by the questions, are made in the respective sentences.
1. Madan is stronger than Rahul
2. Rose is one of the most beautiful flowers.
3. Oh God! Old age is really a curse.
4. As soon as he came in, no one got to beat him.
5. Only a few persons are as beautiful as Aishwarya Rai.
6. Very few buildings are as beautiful as Akshar Dham.
7. He does not admit about lying.
8. Question paper was not easy enough.
9. No other player in India is so strong as Abhinav Bindra.
10. This is not the way you should treat your brother.
11. There was everyone present who did dance.
12. His friends are as wise as Kapil.
13. As soon as he reached the platform, the metro did not leave.
14. The young boy asked me that could I tell him the way to the mall.
15. Neema was not present at any of the cricket matches.
16. As soon as he came in, no one got to beat him.
- Adjectives are the part of speech which are used to qualify or modify a noun or pronoun.
There are three degrees in the adjective that are a positive degree, comparative degree, and superlative degree. Positive degree being the base form of comparison. It is not in comparison with the comparative and superlative degree.
Therefore, when the sentence are written when changed its degree, it will be written as:
1. Madan is stronger than Rahul
2. Rose is one of the most beautiful flowers.
5. Only a few persons are as beautiful as Aishwarya Rai.
6. Very few buildings are as beautiful as Akshar Dham.
9. No other player in India is so strong as Abhinav Bindra.
12. His friends are as wise as Kapil.
- The negative sentence refers to the sentence which defines something to be false. To make the sentence negative usually 'not' is added after the auxiliary verbs.
Therefore the above sentences can be written as:
4. As soon as he came in, no one got to beat him.
8. Question paper was not easy enough
13. As soon as he reached the platform, the metro did not leave.
15. Neema was not present at any of the cricket matches.
16. As soon as he came in, no one got to beat him.
- The sentence refers to the group of words which makes a complete meaning or sense.
There are various types of sentences such as interrogative, assertive, imperative and exclamatory.
The assertive sentence refers to the type of sentence which are in simple statements. Further, it states facts, declares or asserts something.
Whereas, an imperative sentence refers to the type of sentence which makes a request, express a wish or gives a command.
Exclamatory sentence refers to those type of sentence which depicts strong or sudden feeling, such as sympathy, pity, shock and so forth.
Interrogative sentence refers to those sentences which asks questions.
Therefore, when the sentence are changed as directed it would be written as:
3. Oh God! Old age is really a curse.
10. This is not the way you should treat your brother.
11. There was everyone present who did dance.
- A simple sentence is a form of sentence which has one independent clause and has no dependent clauses. It can stand alone for its meaning as a sentence.
Therefore, when the sentence is written in simple sentence it would be written as:
7. He does not admit about lying.
- To narrate the spoken words of the person it is written in two ways there are:
Direct and indirect speech.
From one person to another it is the usual way to convey a message.
Direct speech refers to the actual words of the speaker being quoted. It is enclosed in quotation marks or inverted commas. To introduce the spoken words of the speaker colon or comma is inserted after said.
Whereas, in indirect speech refers to the speech in which the actual words of the speaker are changed due to the words were spoken in the past. Changes occur simultaneously in the sentence with pronouns.
Therefore, when the sentence is converted into indirect narration, it will be written as:
14. The young boy asked me that could I tell him the way to the mall.