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Transformation of Sentence

The document outlines various rules for transforming sentences between affirmative, negative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative forms. It provides specific examples for each transformation rule, including the use of auxiliary verbs and specific phrases. The document serves as a guide for understanding how to change sentence structures in English grammar.

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Transformation of Sentence

The document outlines various rules for transforming sentences between affirmative, negative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative forms. It provides specific examples for each transformation rule, including the use of auxiliary verbs and specific phrases. The document serves as a guide for understanding how to change sentence structures in English grammar.

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Transformation of sentence

Affirmative negative
Rule 1#: Auxiliary verb: am, is are, was, were, have, has, had,
Modal Auxiliary verbs:
can/could/shall/should/will/would/may/might/must/dare/need/used to/ought to BZ¨vw`
_vK‡j Zvi mv‡_ not + wecixZ kã e‡m
Assertive: He is a good player
Negative :He isn’t a bad player.
Rule 2# : Affirmative sentence G auxiliary verb bv _vK‡j tense Abyhvqx Do/Did/Does + not
Assertive I saw a bird
 I didn’t saw a bird.
Rule 3# : Affirmative sentence G ev only ev Alone _vK‡j Zvn‡j wb‡Pi wbqg Abyhvqx cwieZ©b Ki‡Z
n‡e-
Only/ Alone Gi RvqMvq-
 e¨vw³i ‡ÿ‡G None but e‡m
 e¯‘i ‡ÿ‡G Nothing but e‡m
 msL¨vi ‡ÿ‡G Not more than e‡m
Rule 4# : Affirmative sentence G Must _vK‡j must Gi RvqMvq can not but e‡m
Assertive we must obey our parents
 we can not but obey our parents
Rule 5# : Both ……and _vK‡j
1g Both Gi RvqMvq-Not only
2q And Gi RvqMvq- but also
Assertive Both Mahid and Antor are good friends
 Not only Mahid but also Antor are good friends
Z‡e ïay And hy³ evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z n‡j And Gi RvqMvq- Not only e‡m
Assertive He took coffee and ice cream
 He took not only coffee but also ice cream
Rule 6: Every hy³ evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z n‡j every Gi RvqMvq-
1‡g There is no + every Gi c‡ii Ask +but + evwK Ask
Assertive Every mother loves her childs
 There is no mother but loves her childs
Rule 7# : Many hy³ evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z n‡j Many Gi cwie©‡Z not a few e‡m
Assertive I have many friends
 I have not a few friends
Rule 8: A few hy³ evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z n‡j a few Gi RvqMvq- not many e‡m
I have a few friends
I have not many friends
Rule9: Much hy³ evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z n‡j Much Gi RvqMvq not a little e‡m
I have much money
I have not a little money
Rule10:A little hy³ evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z n‡j A little Gi RvqMvq not much e‡m
Rule 11:As soon as hy³ evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z n‡j-
As soon Gi RvqMvq- no sooner had + 1g ev‡K¨i verb Gi pastperticiple + Kgvi cwie©‡Z Than + evwK
Ask
Rule 12: As…….as hy³ evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z n‡j 1g as Gi RvqMvq not less+ 2q as Gi RvqMvq than
+ extension
He is as good as kabbo
He is not less good than kabbo
Rule13: Always hy³ evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z n‡j always Gi RvqMvq never e‡m + wecixZ kã e‡m
Mahadi is always honest
Mahadi is never
Rule14: Sometimes hy³ evK¨‡K negative Ki‡Z n‡j Sometimes Gi cwie©‡Z not always e‡m
Shima is sometimes happy
Shima is not always happy
He sometimes visits me
He does not always visit me
Rule12: Too…. To _vK‡j
Subject + verb+ too Gi RvqMvq so +2q toGi RvqMvq than+ sub+can not/could not (tense Abyhvqx )
He is took weak to go
He is so weak that he cannot go

Assertive to interrogative

A‡_©I cwieZ©b bv K‡i mvnvh¨Kvix verb hy³ Assertive sentence ‡K interrogative G iæcvšÍi Kivi mgq
sentence wU hw` affirmative nq Zvn‡j– Auxiliary verb + n’t + subject + evwK + ?
Note- assertive G will, can, shall, am _vK‡j interrogative G iæcvšÍi Kivi mgq won’t, can’t, shan’t,
ain’t nq .
Assertive – He is in the school.
Interrogative – Isn’t he in the school?
Assertive – You can do the work.
Interrogative – Can’t you do the work?
Rule 2:
Auxiliary verb hy³ negative A_„‡evaK Assertive sentence ‡K interrogative G iæcvšÍi Kivi mgq
negative D‡V hvq Ges mvnvh¨Kvix verb cÖ_‡g e‡m | †k‡l cÖkœ‡ev`K wPý e‡m
Assertive – He is not in the school.
Interrogative – Is he in the school?
Assertive – I shall not go to Dhaka tomorrow.
Interrogative – Shall I go to Dhaka tomorrow?
Rule 3:
Auxiliary verb wenxb Assertive sentence interrogative– G iæcvšÍi Kivi mgq
Subject and tense Abyhvqx don’t/ didn’t/ doesn’t e‡m + subject + verb এর base form + verb Gi
c‡ii Ask + ?
Assertive – He played good football.
Interrogative – Didn’t he play good football?
Assertive – She likes ice-cream.
Interrogative – Doesn’t she like ice-cream?
Rule 4:
Assertive sentence a never _vK‡j ever nq Ges nothing _vK‡j anything nq| auxiliary verb bv
_vK‡j Subject and tense Abyhvqx cÖ_‡g Avb‡Z nq + ?
Assertive – You never play football.
Interrogative - Do you ever play football?
Assertive – I have nothing to do?
Interrogative – Have I anything to do?
Note – Assertive sentence Gi subject G hw` nothing _v‡K Zvn‡j nothing Gi RvqMvq what e‡m
Assertive – Nothing can ruin him.
Interrogative – What can ruin him?
Rule 5:
Everybody/ everyone/all hy³ Assertive sentence ‡K interrogative G iæcvšÍi Kivi mgq
Everybody/ everyone/all Gi cwie‡Z© who e‡m + Subject and tense Abyhvqx don’t/ didn’t/
doesn’t e‡m + verb Gi base form + verb Gi c‡ii Ask+ ?
Assertive – Everybody wants to be win.
Interrogative – Who doesn’t wish to be win?
Assertive – Everybody/All loves flowers.
Interrogative – Who doesn’t love flower?
Rule 6:Nobody/none/no one interrogative G iæcvšÍi Kivi mgq –
Nobody/none/no one Gi cwie‡Z who e‡m + evwK Ask+ ?
Assertive – Nobody could ever count my love for you.
Interrogative – Who could ever count my love for you?
Assertive – No one can beat him.
Interrogative – Who can beat him?

Assertive to Exclamatory
Rule-1 : cÖ_‡g what (a/an)/ how e‡m, Gici adjective + verb + evwK Ask (hw` _v‡K) + we¯§qm~PK
wPý e‡m।
Exclamatory : It is a very beautiful bird.
Assertive : What a beautiful bird it is
Exclamatory : The bird is very beautiful
Assertive : How beautiful the bird is!

* Note : Adjective-Gi c~‡e© a/an_vK‡j what a/an e‡m Ges adjective-Gi c~‡e© a/an bv _vK‡j how
e‡m।

♦ Rule-2 : exclamatory sentence-G wish _vK‡j exclamatory Kivi mgh if/had e‡m ।
Assertive : I wish I had a huge amount of money.
Assertive : I wish I had a huge amount of money.
Exclamatory : Had I huge amount of money!
Assertive : I wish I were a child.
Exclamatory : If I were a child!
Rule-1 : Assertive sentence- ‡K Imperative Sentence Ki‡Z cÖ_‡g cÖ`Ë sentence-Gi g~j verb- wUi
Present form wjL‡Z nq+ Gi cÖ`Ë verb- Gi c‡ii Ask wjL‡Z nq
Assertive : You should finish the work.
Imperative : Finish the work.
Assertive : You speak the truth.
Imperative : Speak the truth.
Assertive : You open the door.
Imperative : Please, open the door.
* Note : wkóZv/f`ªZv cÖKv‡ki Rb¨ Imperative sentence-Gi cÖ_‡g ev †k‡l please ev kindly e‡m
Rule-2 : Assertive sentence-Gi এর subjecthw` first person ev Third person nq Z‡e Zv‡K wb‡Pi
wbq‡g imperative Ki‡Z n‡e -
* Note : Let e‡m + cÖ`Ë subject- wUi objective form e‡m + cª`Ë e‡m sentence-Gi g~j verb + ‡_‡K
†kl cÖhšÍ
Assertive : He goes to college.
Imperative : Let him go to college.
Assertive : We should leave it.
Imperative : Let us leave it.
Assertive: She draws a picture.
Imperative : Let her draw a picture
Rule-3 : First person ev Third person hy³ Assertive Sentence-G not _vK‡j Imperative Kivi
wbqg
Let e‡m +cÖ`Ë subject-wUi objective form e‡m + not + cª`Ë e‡m sentence-Gi g~j verb + ‡_‡K †kl
cÖhšÍ
Assertive : We do not hate the poor.
Imperative : Let us not hate the poor.
Assertive : Sonali does not tell a lie.
Imperative : Let not Sohan tell a lie.

* Note : ‘Let’ verb-Gi ‡ÿ‡G object hy³ noun nq, Z‡e notZvi Av‡M Ges pronoun Zvi c‡i e‡m
wkóZv/f`ªZv cÖKv‡ki Rb¨ Imperative sentence-Gi cÖ_‡g ev †k‡l please ev kindly e‡m
Exclamatory to assertive
Rule 1:Exclamatory ‡K Assertive G Ki‡Z n‡j -
cÖ_‡g subject e‡m + verb + a/an + very/great + adjective + evKx Ask|
Exclamatory – What a nice flower it is!
Assertive – It is a very nice flower.
Exclamatory – What a genius student he is!
Assertive – He is a very genius student.
Rule 2:
Hurrah hy³ Exclamatory ‡K Assertive G Ki‡Z n‡j –
Hurrah Gi cwie‡Z© it is a matter of joy + Hurrah Gi c‡ii Ask
Exclamatory – Hurrah! We have won the game.
Assertive – It is a matter of joy that we have won the game.
Exclamatory – hurrah! I got the first prize.
Assertive – It is a matter of joy that I have got the first prize.
Rule 3:
If Øviv exclamatory sentence kyiæ n‡j D³ sentence ‡K Assertive Kivi wbqg-
Exclamatory – If I were a player!
Assertive – I wish I were a player.
Exclamatory – If I could fly!
Assertive – I wish I could fly
Rule 4:
had hy³ Exclamatory ‡K Assertive Ki‡Z n‡j –
Subject + wish + cybivq subject e‡m + had + evKx Ask।
Exclamatory – Had I the pairs of birds!
Assertive – I wish I had the pairs of birds.
Exclamatory – Had I been a king!
Assertive – I wish I had been a king.
Rule 6:
cÖ_‡g Alas hy³ Exclamatory ‡K Assertive Ki‡Z n‡j –
Alas Gi cwie‡Z© it is a matter of sorrow that + alas Gi c‡ii Ask।
Exclamatory – Alas! We lost the game!
Assertive – It is a matter of sorrow that we lost the game.
Exclamatory – Alas! He failed in the examination!
Assertive – It is a matter of sorrow that he failed in the examination.
Rule 7:
cÖ_‡g Fie hy³Exclamatory ‡K Assertive Ki‡Z n‡j –
Fie Gi cwie‡Z it is shameful that + fie Gi c‡ii Ask।
Exclamatory - Fie! He can not tolerate the poor.
Assertive – It is shameful that he can not tolerate the poor.
Exclamatory - Fie! He don’t respect seniors.
Assertive – It is shameful that he don’t respect seniors.
Rule 8:
cÖ_‡g Would that hy³ Exclamatory ‡K Assertive Ki‡Z n‡j –
cÖ`Ë subject + wish + Would that Gi c‡ii Ask।
Exclamatory - Would that I could be a player!
Assertive – I wish I could be a player.
Exclamatory - Would that I could be a child again!
Assertive – I wish I could be a child again.

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