The rules of Changing Sentence (A-Z)

 

Changing sentences

Assertive to Negative sentence 

Assertive (affirmative) sentence G hv _vK‡e	Negative sentence hv n‡e
Only/ alone e¨vw³ , e¯‘y, ev eq‡mi c~‡e© _vK‡Z cv‡i 1.     Only Allah helps us. 2.     He had only a few books 3.     He had only two pens	None but - e¨vw³i †ÿ‡Î em‡e 1.     None but Allah helps us. Nothing but- e¯‘yyi †ÿ‡Î em‡e 2.     He had nothing but a few books Not more than- eqm ev msL¨vi †ÿ‡Î em‡e 3.     He had not more than two pens
Every+ noun/ pronoun Every mother loves her child.	There is no+ N/P + but + ---evwK Ask There is no mother but loves her child. Or, No mother hates her child. Or, There is no mother who does not + love her child.
All+ noun _vK‡j All loves her child	No one /no + noun+ verb Gi wecixZ +evwK Ask| No one hates her child.
Must _vK‡j He must do the work.	Can not but/ can not help+c‡ii verb+ing+evKx Ask He can not but do the work. Or, He can not help doing the work.
As soon as _vK‡j As soon as I reached the station, the train left.	No sooner had +subject+ verb Gi p.p+ object+ than+ cieZx© sentence wUi past form n‡e| No sooner had I reached the station, than the train left.
Scarcely had /hardly had ----When. Scarcely had I reached the station when the train left.	No sooner had +subject+ verb Gi p.p+ object+ than+ cieZx© sentence wUi past form n‡e| No sooner had I reached the station, than the train left.
Always _vK‡j He always present in the class	Never nq| Never Gi c‡ii word wecixZ Ki‡Z n‡e| He never absent in the class.
Superlative degree _vK‡j He is the best boy in the class.	Positive degree nq No other boy in the class is as good as he.
Comparative degree _vK‡j He is better than any other students in the class.	Positive degree nq No other students in the class are as good as he.
Too ----- to _vK‡j He is too weak to walk.	So ----- that nq He is so weak that he can not walk.
Both ---- and _vK‡j He ate both mango and orange.	Not ---- but also nq He ate not only mango but also orange.
Many _vK‡j Many people were present in the meeting.	Not a few nq Not a few people were present in the meeting.
A few _vK‡j I have a few books	Not many nq I have not many books.
A little _vK‡j  She wants a little water.	Not much nq She does not want much water.
Much  _vK‡j I have much money.	Not a little nq I have not a little money.
Sometimes  _vK‡j Sometimes, he sings a song.	Not always nq He does not always sing a song.
Had to _vK‡j	Could not but nq

Assertive sentence to Interrogative sentence

Assertive (affirmative) sentence G hv _vK‡e	Interrogative sentence hv n‡e
Everybody / Every + noun / All _vK‡j Every mother loves her child.	Who/ doesn’t  /didn’t  nq Who doesn’t love her child?
Never _vK‡j I never tell a lie.	Ever  nq Do I ever tell a lie?

 Negative sentence to Interrogative sentence

Negative  sentence _vK‡j	Interrogative sentence hv n‡e|
Subject wn‡m‡e Nobody / None /  No one _vK‡j Nobody trusts a liar.	Who + main verb? Nq Who trusts a liar?
No where _vK‡j	Where nq
There + auxiliary verb + no thing _vK‡j There is nothing to do.	Auxilitary verb + there +Anything +evwK Ask| Is there anything to do?
There + auxiliary verb + no one _vK‡j	Auxilitary verb + there +Anyone Ask|
There + auxiliary verb + no body _vK‡j	Auxilitary verb + there +Anybody Ask|

Assertive to Imperative sentence 

Assertive sentence _vK‡j	Imperative sentence hv n‡e|
Subject , Second person n‡j, You should obey your parents.	Main verb + evwK Ask n‡e| Obey your parents.
Subject , Second person + should + not+ n‡j, You should not obey your parents.	Don’t + Main verb + evwK Ask n‡e| Don’t obey your parents.
Subject , 1st  person / 3rd   person n‡j, He writes a letter.	Let + subject Gi object + verb + evwK Ask n‡e| Let him write a letter.
Subject , 1st  person / 3rd   person +auxiliary verb + not n‡j, He does not write a letter.	Let + subject Gi object+ not + verb + evwK Ask n‡e| Let him not write a letter.

 

Exclamatory sentence to Assertive sentence

 

Exclamatory sentence  _vK‡j	Assertive sentence  hv n‡e|
Alas 1 Alas! I am undone.	It is a matter of sorrow that + Alas Gi cieZx© Ask| It is a matter of sorrow that I am undone.
Hurrah! Hurrah! We have won the game.	It is a great of joy that + Hurray Gi cieZx© Ask It is a great of joy that we have won the game.
Sentence G if w`‡q ïiæ n‡j, If I were a king!	If Gi cwie‡Z© I wish, + If cieZx© Ask wVK _vK‡e| I wish, I were a king.
Sentence G Had w`‡q ïiæ n‡j, Had I were a king!	Had Gi cwie‡Z© I wish, + I had + cieZx© Ask wVK _vK‡e| I wish, I were a king.
Would that w`‡q ïiæ n‡j, Would that I could a king!	Subject + wish +  Would that+ cieZx© Ask wVK _vK‡e| I wish I could a king.
What + a+ adjective+ subject+ verb! What a nice bird it is!	Subject + verb+ (a/an) +very + /great+ adjective + evwK Ask| It is a very nice bird.
How + adjective+ Subject+ verb!	Subject + verb + very/ great + adjective.