এস. এম মুরাদ হোসেন
সিনিয়র শিক্ষক, ইংরেজি
বীরশ্রেষ্ঠ নূর মোহাম্মদ পাবলিক কলেজ, পিলখানা, ঢাকা
PRACTICE ON CHANGING
SENTENCES
(a).Once upon a time there was a girl named Jesmin (complex).
(b).Though she was a little girl, she was not an ordinary child (simple).
(c).No sooner one goes out of the house than one is exposed to pollution (affirmative).
(d).Mahin is the cleverest girl in her class (negative).
(e).We did not understand why Mahin was so different from the other girls of the class (simple).
(f).The National Memorial at Savar is a symbol of the nation’s respect (complex).
(g).Standing in front of the graves, we bow down our heads (compound).
(h).The towers symbolize the loftiness of the spirit of the martyred freedom fighters (interrogative).
(i).We always remember their memories (negative).
(j).The freedom fighters gifted us an independent country (passive).
Answer:
(a).Once upon a time there was a girl whose name was Jesmin.
(b).In spite of being a little girl, she was not an ordinary child.
(c).As soon as one goes out of the house, one is exposed to pollution.
(d).No other girl in her class is as clever as Mahin.
(e).We did not understand the reason of Mahin’s being so different from the other girls of the class.
(f).It is the National Memorial at Savar which is a symbol of the nation’s respect.
(g).We stand in front of the graves and bow down our heads.
(h).Don’t the towers symbolize the loftiness of the spirit of the martyred freedom fighters?
(i).We never forget their memories.
(j).We were gifted an independent country by the freedom fighters.
