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Miscellaneous Sentence Exercises

Miscellaneous

Instructions: Combine or rewrite the sentences as directed using the words or structures provided in brackets. Read carefully before answering.

  1. There is a will. There is a way. (Combine the sentences using ‘where’)
    Ans: Where there is a will, there is a way.
  2. There is life. There is hope. (Combine the sentences using ‘as long as’)
    Ans: As long as there is life, there is hope.
  3. As soon as the teacher entered the classroom, all the students stood up. (Rewrite using ‘no sooner…… than’)
    Ans: No sooner did the teacher enter the classroom than all the students stood up.
  4. No sooner does the Sun rise than the fog disappears. (Rewrite using ‘as soon as’)
    Ans: As soon as the Sun rises, the fog disappears.
  5. To tell a lie is sin. (Rewrite starting with ‘It’)
    Ans: It is sin to tell a lie.
  6. Swimming is a good exercise. (Rewrite beginning with ‘It’)
    Ans: It is a good exercise to swim.

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