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the boss praised him for his hard work change into compound sentence​

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Answered by nikki2573
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Explanation:

Rule 1:

Instead of just or alone, at the beginning of the answer, nothing but sitting. There is no change.

Affirmative: Only he can play good cricket

Negative: None but he can play good cricket

Affirmative: Only the science students can apply for the post.

Negative: None but students can apply for the post.

Affirmative: Only they can do the work

Negative: None but they can do the work

Note: In the case of an object, nothing just sat but instead. But in case of age or number, instead of just more than sitting.

Affirmative: He is only four

Negative: He is not more than four

Affirmative: They have only two cars

Negative: They have not more than two cars

Rule 2:

If there is a need to be negative in the affirmative sentence then can / cannot help. However, cannot help join the verb after verb.

Affirmative: You must produce your fate.

Negative: You cannot but yield to your fate.

Affirmative: We must obey our parents.

Negative: We cannot but obey our parents.

Affirmative: You must care them

Negative: You cannot help caring them.

Rule 3:

To make every one negative, instead of every, there is no, + every word after the + + + but the remaining part of the sentence given.

Affirmative: Everyone hates a terrorist

Negative: There is no one but hates a terrorist

Every affirmation: Everybody fears a lion

Negative: There is no body but hates a liar.

Rule 4:

As soon as the sentence is negative,

As soon as its place no sooner sit down + the officer of Sentence sitting + sitting in the last participle form of the main verb of Sentence + that sentence is the remaining part + + + the second sentence.

Affirmative: As soon as he saw the tiger, he ran away.

Negative: No sooner had he seen the tiger than he ran away

Affirmative: No sooner did the boy see the police, he ran away.

Negative: As soon as the boy saw the police

Rule 5:

When negative is the negative word of the affirmative word of that sentence. And that Negative is not put before. Everything else is there.

Affirmative: He is a good man

Negative: He is not a bad man

Affirmative: Rakib is an honest boy

Negative: Rakib is not a dishonest boy.

Affirmative: This was a extra-common ship.

Negative: This was not an ordinary ship.

Rule 6:

If you want to always add a positive word to the negative, always instead of always. The word affirmative is meant to have a negative form.

Affirmative: He has always been punctual

Negative: He was never late

Affirmative: I always tell truth.

Negative: I never tell lie

Rule 7:

To make a negative affirmative sentence with a superlative degree -

No other + superlative of the next part + verb + as + the positive form of superlative degree + as + the subject of the given sentence.

Affirmative: He is the best batsman in the team

Negative: No other batsman in the team is as good as him

Affirmative: You are the best boy in the class

Negative: No other boy in the class is as good as you

Rule 8:

Than any other / than all other comparative degree to be negative -

No other + any other / all other part of the + given verb + so / as sitting + the positive form of comparative degree + as + the subject of the given sentence.

Affirmative: He is better than any other boy in the class

Negative: No other boy in the class is as good as him

Affirmative: Dhaka is bigger than all other cities in Bangladesh

Negative: No other city in Bangladesh is as big as Dhaka

Rule 9:

To make negative comparative degree with Than -

The last part of Than is first sitting + verb (according to tense and person) + not + so / as + positive statement of comparative degree + as + given subject of sentence.

Affirmative: He is stronger than you

Negative: You are not as / so strong as him

Affirmative: I am taller than you

Negative: You are not tall as me

Rule 10:

As .... for adding positive degree to negative

Instead of sitting as instead of less end as instead of less than the first as.

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