SSC Transformation

1. Who knows it? (Assertive) 

= Nobody knows it. (or: No one knows it.)

2. Everybody longs for money. (Interrogative) 

= Who doesn't long for money? (or: Does not everybody long for money?)

3. I doubt there are thousands of him. (Interrogative) 

= Are there thousands of him?

4. I believe everybody. (Negative) 

= I do not disbelieve anybody.

5. They give nothing to the country. (Interrogative) 

= Do they give anything to the country?

6. He never fails to stand his classes. (Affirmative) 

= He always stands his classes.

7. There is a pity to see his weakness. (Negative) 

= There is no pleasure to see his weakness. (or: It is not without pity to see his weakness.)

8. We should work hard. (Imperative) 

= Let us work hard.

9. We do not stand idle, wait on time. (Negative) 

= We must stand idle, wait on time. (Original sentence is already negative. Assuming the intent is to change it to Affirmative: We stand idle, wait on time.)

10. We have a great honour to it. (Exclamatory) 

= What a great honour we have to it!

11. I shall not deny doing it. (Affirmative) 

= I shall admit doing it. (or: I must do it.)

12. How enthusiastic the people look on this day! (Assertive) 

= The people look very enthusiastic on this day.

13. He loves you. (Negative) 

= He does not hate you. (or: He is not without love for you.)

14. It is true, this, if a man lives many years or not. (Interrogative) 

= Is it not true, this, if a man lives many years or not?

15. How time does fly! (Assertive) 

= Time flies very fast. (or: Time flies indeed.)

16. A book is a mirror of all words. (Negative) 

= A book is not without being a mirror of all words.

17. Who does not know that? (Affirmative) 

= Everybody knows that. (or: All know that.)

18. Some students are always irregular. (Negative) 

= Some students are never regular.

19. Book is the best of all friends. (Negative) 

= No other friend is as good as a book.

20. Why waste time? (Assertive) 

= It is foolish to waste time. (or: We should not waste time.)

21. Their Glory can never fade. (Interrogative) 

= Can their Glory ever fade?

22. What misery is in store for me! (Assertive) 

= A lot of misery is in store for me.

23. Fie, he doesn't look after his old father! (Assertive) 

=It is a matter of shame that he doesn't look after his old father.

24. A great agony has come to our heart. (Exclamatory) 

= What a great agony has come to our heart!

25. Great men are of no one nation, nor of one particular class. (Affirmative) 

= Great men belong to all nations and all classes.

26. I can never forget what it was you. (Negative) 

= I can always remember what it was you.

27. I rejoice that my friend is coming. (Exclamatory) 

= How I rejoice that my friend is coming!

28. You must try to open the window. (Imperative) 

= Try to open the window. (or: Please open the window.)

29. He should not play football. (Imperative) 

= Let him not play football. (or: Don't let him play football.)

30. I asked him to read it. (Interrogative) 

= Didn't I ask him to read it?

31. Haji Muhammad Mohsin didn't marry. (Affirmative) 

= Haji Muhammad Mohsin remained unmarried. (or: Haji Muhammad Mohsin was not married.)

32. I asked him to read it. (Interrogative) 

= Didn't I ask him to read it?

33. No labour is mean. (Affirmative) 

= All labour is respectable.

34. A rose is never nicer than the sun. (Affirmative) 

= The sun is nicer than a rose. (or: A rose is not as nice as the sun.)

35. I wish all my sisters were here. (Exclamatory) 

= If only all my sisters were here! (or: Oh, that all my sisters were here!)

36. Without labour nothing can be gained. (Interrogative) 

= Can anything be gained without labour?

37. Though he be rich, he has no peace of mind. (Compound) 

= He is rich, but he has no peace of mind.

38. All men must die. (Negative) 

= No man can escape death. (or: No man is immortal.)

39. We should have an unbiased and balanced opinion. (Negative) 

= We should not have a biased or unbalanced opinion.

40. We are not free from it. (Interrogative) 

= Are we free from it?

b) It presents a very beautiful sight. (Exclamatory)

    = What a beautiful sight it presents!

c) It dazzles our eyes and soothes our heart. (Negative)

    = It not only dazzles our eyes but also soothes our hearts.

d) People of all ages enjoy a moonlit night. (Interrogative)

    = Don't people of all ages enjoy a moonlit night?

e) Little boys and girls make merriment to enjoy themselves. (Complex)

    = Little boys and girls make merriment so that they can enjoy themselves.

f) Everybody likes a moonlit night. (Passive)

    = A moonlit night is liked (by everybody).

g) Though the moon gives us light, it does not have the light of its own. (Compound)

    = The moon gives us light but it does not have the light of its own.

h) Very few beauties of nature are as charming as a moonlit night. (Comparative)

    = A moonlit night is more charming than most other beasuties of nature.

i) Unless one enjoys the beauty of a moonlit night, one cannot explain it properly. (Simple)

    = Without enjoying the beauty of a moonlit night, one cannot explain it properly.

j) In fact, a moonlit night is very pleasant. (Negative)

    = In fact, a moonlit night is not unpleasant at all.