Grammar Transformation 2 (2 BTO)

1. Rewrite the following sentence in the affirmative form of the present perfect simple tense.

"Arguing with you is like shooting."

• Arguing with you had being like shooting

• Arguing with you has been like shooting.

• Arguing with you have been like shooting.

• Arguing with you has being like shooting.

2. Rewrite the following sentence in the negative-interrogative form of the future perfect

continuous. Write only one sentence.

Gen Z'ers weigh up options before buying.

• Won't Gen Z'ers have being weighing up options before buying?

• Will Gen Z'ers has been weighing up options before buying?

• Won't Gen Z'ers have weighed up options before buying?

• Won't Gen Z'ers have been weighing up options before buying?

3. Rewrite the following sentence in the affirmative form of the past simple.

This generation listens and feels the music in a different way from the other generations.

• This generation listened and felt the music in a different way from the other generations.

• This generation listened and feeled the music in a different way from the other generations.

• This generation listens and felt the music in a different way from the other generations.

• This generation listened and feels the music in a different way from the other generations.

4. Rewrite the following sentence in the negative-interrogative form of the past perfect continuous.

Global events have actively shaped our view of the world.

• Hadn't global events been actively shaping our view of the world?

• Hadn't global events actively shaped our view of the world?

• Hadn't global events actively been shaping our view of the world?

• Hadn't global events been actively shaped our view of the world?

5. Rewrite the following sentence in the affirmative form of the present continuous.

Queen Elizabeth II has died.

• Queen Elizabeth II is dying.

• Queen Elizabeth II is dieing.

• Queen Elizabeth II was dieing.

• Queen Elizabeth II dying.

6. Rewrite the following sentence in the affirmative form of the present simple tense.

Very early! The meeting began at 9 a.m.

• Very early! The meeting begin at 9 a.m.

• Very early! The meeting begins at 9 a.m.

• Very early! The meeting begans at 9 a.m.

• Very early! The meeting is beginning at 9 a.m.

7. Rewrite the following sentence in the negative-interrogative form of the past simple tense.

Write only one sentence.

She ́s a very talented gymnast.

• Was not she a very talented gymnast?

• Did she be a very talented gymnast?

• Didn't she be a very talented gymnast?

• Wasn't she a very talented gymnast?

8. Rewrite the following sentence in the interrogative form of be going to.

A negative mind will never give you a positive life.

• Is never a negative mind going to give you a positive life?

• Is a negative mind never going to give you a positive life?

• Is a negative mind going to give never you a positive life?

• Is a negative mind never going to giving you a positive life?

9. Rewrite the following sentence in the negative form of past perfect simple.

George and Laura didn ́t stop laughing and talking during the performance.

• George and Laura hadn’t stopped laughing and talking during the performance.

• "George and Laura had stopped laughing and talking during the performance."

• George and Laura haven't stopped laughing and talking during the performance.

• George and Laura hadn’t stop laughed and talked during the performance.

10. Rewrite the following sentence in the affirmative form of future simple. (will)

Archaeologists find a building with amphorae from the century II in the site.

• Archaeologists will finds a building with amphorae from the second century at the site.

• Archaeologists will found a building with amphorae from the second century at the site.

• Archaeologists will find a building with amphorae from the second century at the site.

• Archaeologists will finding a building with amphorae from the second century at the site.