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Transformation of Sentences Questions and Answers

Direction for [ Question No: 91 To 92 ] :

Change the following complex sentences into simple sentences.

Answer: B

Correct answer: He has brought us the news

The passive is has been brought - present perfect - so the active keeps that tense: has brought. Simply saying he brought loses the connection to the present that the perfect carries.

The agent by him becomes the subject he, and the two objects fall into their natural active order, person before thing: he has brought us the news.

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92.

Find the correctly spelt word.

Answer: C

Correct answer: Paralleled

Parallel is the base word, and the rule for adding -ed is to leave the final l single, because the stress falls on the first syllable: PAR-al-lel → paralleled. British spelling doubles a final l only after a stressed vowel, as in compel → compelled.

The three wrong forms each mishandle one of the doubled letters: parallelled doubles the last l, parraleled doubles the r, and paraleled loses the double l that belongs in the middle.

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