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Kerala PSC English Grammar Book Study Materials 1 Page 307
Book's First PageTRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES (ACTIVE/PASSIVE) (4) Please see that somebody is 345. Kindly offer your remarks. 351. Our vehicle had been stolen from sweeping and mo ps the (1) You have been requested to our garage by the same burglary room before I return. offer your remarks. team. Directions (341-360) : In the fol- (2) You were requested to offer (1) The same burglary team has lowing questions, a sentence has been your remarks. stolen our vehicle from our given in Active/Passive Voice. Out of (3) You are requested to offer garage. the four alternatives suggested, select your remarks. (2) The same burglary team had the one which best expresses the same (4) You are being requested to stolen our vehicle from our sentence in Passive/Active Voice. offer your remarks. garage. (SSC CGL Tier-II Exam, 25.10.2015, TF (3) The same burglary team is 346. Ratan is performing an experi- No. 2148789) ment. stealing our vehicle from our 341. The Swiss regarded him as an garage. (1) An experiment is performed imposter and called him a Vil- (4) The same burglary team will by Ratan. lain. have stolen our vehicle from (2) An experiment is being per- (1) He has been regarded as an our garage. formed by Ratan. imposter and called a Villain 352. Sita learns her lessons daily. (3) An experiment was per - by the Swiss. formed by Ratan. (1) Her lessons is learnt daily by (2) He was regarded as an im- Sita. (4) Experiments were per - poster and is called a Villain formed by Ratan. (2) Her lessons are learnt daily by the Swiss. by Sita. 347. I shall be obliged to go. (3) He is regarded as an impost- (3) Her lessons was learnt daily (1) Circumstances could oblige er and called a Villain by the by Sita. me to go. Swiss. (4) Her lessons were learnt dai- (2) Circumstances will oblige me (4) He was regarded as an im- ly by Sita. to go. poster and was called a vil- 353. It is time to water the plants. (3) Circumstances would oblige lain by the Swiss. (1) The plants should be wa- me to go. 342. That too many cooks spoil the tered. (4) Circumstances may oblige broth is known to all. (2) It is time when plants are me to go. (1) All knew that too many cooks watered. 348. Who gave you the money ? spoilt the broth. (3) It is time the plants be wa- (1) By whom was you given the (2) All knows that the broth is tered. money ? spoilt by too many cooks. (4) It is time for the plants to be (2) By whom were you given the (3) All know that too many cooks watered. money ? spoil the broth. 354. These days most of the students (3) Who was given the money by (4) All know that the broth is do their assignments with the you ? spoilt by too many cooks. help of the internet. (4) Who gave the money to you? 343. Did he plan an excursion to (1) These days most of the stu- 349. I didn’t speak even a single word mountains ? dents are doing their assign- in the meeting. ments with the help of the (1) Has an excursion to moun- (1) Even a single word had not internet. tains planned by him ? been spoken by me in the (2) These days most of the as- (2) Had an excursion to moun- meeting. signments are done with the tains planned by him? (2) Even a single word have not help of the internet by the (3) Was an excursion to moun- been spoken by me in the students. tains planned by him ? meeting. (3) These days the assignments (4) Is an excursion to mountains (3) Even a single word was not are being done with the help planned by him ? spoken by me in the meet- of the internet by most of the 344. The judge ordered the murderer ing. students. to be hanged. (4) Even a single word has not (4) These days the assignments (1) The order was given by the been spoken by me in the are done with the help of the meeting. internet by most of the stu- judge to hang the murderer. 350. We shall write a novel. dents. (2) The murderer was to be hanged according to the or- (1) A novel will have been writ- 355. Who tore the curtains yester- der of the judge. ten by us. day ? (3) The murderer was ordered (2) A novel will be written by us. (1) By whom were the curtains by the judge to be hanged. (3) A novel is written by us. teared yesterday ? (4) It was ordered by the judge (4) A novel would be written by (2) By whom were the curtains to hang the murderer. us. torn yesterday ? SEE–314