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Unit 2: Functional English Grammar : Transformation and Synthesis of Sentences

15. Suresh will not come back. Mahesh will not come back. Notes
(Rewrite as one sentence by using ‘neither..........nor’)
16. They were to go to station. They have gone home.
(Rewrite as one sentence by using ‘instead of’)
17. He has come here. He will see you. (Rewrite as one sentence by using Infinitive)
18. My brother will come today. My sister will come tomorrow.
19. The rain did not stop. The wind did not stop.
(Rewrite as one sentence by using ‘neither.........nor’)
20. He will see you. He will help you. (Rewrite as one sentence by using ‘as well as’)
21. I ran fast. I wanted to reach in time. (Rewrite as one sentence by using the Infinitive form)
V. (a) Combine each pair of sentences by using ‘who’ or ‘whom’:
1. Here is my best friend. I like him very much.
2. There goes our Principal. We dislike him.
3. This is the picture of Gandhiji. He secured freedom for India.
4. There were many Principals there. Among them was Mr. Kapoor.
5. There comes the fat lady. She reminds me of Tun Tun.
(b) Combine each of the following pairs of sentences:
1. Where have I to get off the bus? Tell me.
2. Why did they go away? Do you know?
3. How does the aeroplane fly? I will tell you.
4. Where is the bus-stop? Ask some one.
5. He knows me well. He will lend me money.
6. He has eaten rice. He has not eaten chappaties.
7. He jumped up. He ran away.
8. This is my friend. His name is Ram.
9. He cannot stand first in the class. He may work day and night.
10. He will return on Saturday. If not he will come on Monday.
11. He is rich. He is not contented.
12. The match began. It started raining.
2.6 Further Readings

1. “English for Competitive Exams” By Dr. R.P. Bhatnagar
2. “Unique Quintessence of General English” Edited By Dr. S. Sen and Others and
revised by Dr. G.S. Mansukhani.

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