📘 Grammar Practice Worksheet (2020–2025)
🗓️ Year
2025
1. Combine
into a complex sentence with a noun clause:
(a) He is an honest guy. (b) I know this.
Answer: I know that he is an honest guy.
2. Change
the narration:
The Principal said to Anil, “Did you beat
Ravi yesterday?”
Answer: The Principal asked Anil if he had
beaten Ravi the previous day.
3. Pick
out the adverb clause:
As soon as the bus arrived, the children
rushed to board it.
Answer: As soon as the bus arrived.
4. Rewrite
using ‘unless’:
I won’t pay it if he does not send me the
bill again.
Answer: I won’t pay it unless he sends me
the bill again.
5. Expand
the adjective phrase into a relative clause:
It was a blue shirt.
Answer: It was a shirt that was blue.
6. Combine
into a complex sentence with an adjective clause:
(a) This is the village. (b) I was born
here.
Answer: This is the village where I was
born.
7. Underline
the finite verb:
I made him go to school.
Answer: Made
8. Change
the voice:
Shut the door.
Answer: Let the door be shut.
9. Change
into a compound sentence:
Sneha is rich. She is not happy.
Answer: Sneha is rich but she is not happy.
10. Change
the narration:
The servant said to his master, “Pardon me,
sir.”
Answer: The servant asked his master to
pardon him.
11. Change
the voice:
Who has taken my pen?
Answer: By whom has my pen been taken?
12. Change
into a complex sentence:
The door is too high for the baby to reach.
Answer: The door is so high that the baby
cannot reach it.
🗓️ Year
2024
1. Change
into passive voice:
Please lend me your pen.
Answer: Let your pen be lent to me.
2. Change
the narration:
The stranger said to me, "Have you
lost your way?"
Answer: The stranger asked me if I had lost
my way.
3. Change
into passive voice:
I offered him a chair.
Answer: A chair was offered to him by me.
4. Change
into complex sentence:
(a) I bought a car yesterday. (b) It is
blue in colour.
Answer: The car which I bought yesterday is
blue in colour.
5. Combine
using appropriate conjunction:
Make haste. You will be late.
Answer: Make haste, or you will be late.
6. Rewrite
using ‘so...that’:
The sum is too difficult for me to solve.
Answer: The sum is so difficult that I
cannot solve it.
7. Rewrite
using ‘as soon as’:
No sooner did I take a dose of medicine
than I started feeling better.
Answer: As soon as I took a dose of
medicine, I started feeling better.
8. Rewrite
using ‘if’:
Unless you respect all, they will not
respect you.
Answer: If you do not respect all, they
will not respect you.
9. Rewrite
using nonfinite:
He saves money so that he may buy a car.
Answer: He saves money to buy a car.
10. Change
the narration:
The teacher said to the students,
"Don't waste your time in idle gossip."
Answer: The teacher advised the students
not to waste their time in idle gossip.
11. Identify
the clause:
My sister, who is a teacher, can speak five
languages.
Answer: Relative Clause: who is a teacher
(Non-defining)
12. Rewrite
using ‘although’:
Inspite of running very fast, Ajay lost the
race.
Answer: Although Ajay ran very fast, he
lost the race.
🗓️ Year
2023
1. Change
the voice:
Who wrote this letter?
Answer: By whom was this letter written?
2. Rewrite
using ‘unless’:
If I am not invited, I will not go to the
picnic.
Answer: Unless I am invited, I will not go
to the picnic.
3. Change
the narration:
The teacher said, "The sun rises in
the east".
Answer: The teacher said that the sun rises
in the east.
4. Change
the narration:
She said to me, "Please bring me a
glass of water".
Answer: She requested me to bring her a
glass of water.
5. Combine
using ‘so that’:
(a) I am very busy. (b) I cannot come to
your house today.
Answer: I am so busy that I cannot come to
your house today.
6. Change
the voice:
Do it.
Answer: Let it be done.
7. Combine
using ‘either or’:
(a) You are foolish. (b) You are making a
joke.
Answer: You are either foolish or making a
joke.
8. Combine
using ‘too to’:
You are very weak. You can not walk.
Answer: You are too weak to walk.
9. Combine
using a relative clause:
Ravi is a doctor. Ravi is my friend.
Answer: Ravi, who is a doctor, is my
friend.
10. Change
into interrogative:
We do our homework daily.
Answer: Do we do our homework daily?
11. Combine
using noun clause:
It is certain. Kamala will come to school.
Answer: It is certain that Kamala will come
to school.
12. Combine
using ‘not only but also’:
Seema is hardworking. Seema is honest.
Answer: Seema is not only hardworking but
also honest.
🗓️ Year
2022
1. Change
the voice:
Boys fly kites.
Answer: Kites are flown by boys.
2. Change
the narration:
He said, "Earth moves round the
sun."
Answer: He said that the Earth moves round
the sun.
3. Rewrite
using ‘No sooner than’:
As soon as the sun rises, darkness
disappears.
Answer: No sooner does the sun rise than
darkness disappears.
4. Use
‘too...to’ instead of ‘so...that’:
He is so weak that he cannot work any more.
Answer: He is too weak to work any more.
5. Combine
using ‘so...that’:
(a) The box is very heavy. (b) I cannot
lift it.
Answer: The box is so heavy that I cannot
lift it.
6. Change
into interrogative:
You do your homework.
Answer: Do you do your homework?
7. Pick
out non-finite verb:
I like reading books.
Answer: Reading
8. Rewrite
using ‘Unless’:
If it doesn't rain, the crop will fail.
Answer: Unless it rains, the crop will
fail.
9. Change
into passive voice:
Make two kites.
Answer: Let two kites be made.
10. Change
into negative:
Abdul gave me a pen.
Answer: Abdul did not give me a pen.
11. Change
into relative clause:
Kavita found the missing keys.
Answer: Kavita found the keys that were
missing.
12. Combine
using relative clause:
(a) Ram is a postman. (b) He delivers
letters.
Answer: Ram, who is a postman, delivers
letters.
🗓️ Year
2021
1. Change
the voice:
We have won the match.
Answer: The match has been won by us.
2. Change
the voice:
Do not waste your time.
Answer: Let not your time be wasted.
3. Change
the narration:
The teacher said, “The earth is round like
a ball.”
Answer: The teacher said that the earth is
round like a ball.
4. Change
the narration:
He said to her, “Where do you live?”
Answer: He asked her where she lived.
5. Combine
the sentences using ‘as soon as’:
(a) The peon rings the bell. (b) The
students run out of the classroom.
Answer: As soon as the peon rings the bell,
the students run out of the classroom.
6. Change
the sentence into interrogative:
You do your homework daily.
Answer: Do you do your homework daily?
7. Combine
the sentences using ‘so...that’:
(a) The box is very heavy. (b) I cannot
lift it.
Answer: The box is so heavy that I cannot
lift it.
8. Add
question tag:
Mohan posted the letter.
Answer: Mohan posted the letter, didn’t he?
9. Combine
using relative clause:
(a) I met Ramesh. (b) Ramesh had just
arrived.
Answer: I met Ramesh who had just arrived.
10. Change
the voice:
He shuts the gate.
Answer: The gate is shut by him.
11. Combine
using noun clause:
It is certain. Abdul will pass.
Answer: It is certain that Abdul will pass.
🗓️ Year
2020
1. Change
the voice:
We have won the match.
Answer: The match has been won by us.
2. Change
the voice:
Do not waste your time.
Answer: Let not your time be wasted.
3. Change
the narration:
The teacher said, “The earth is round like
a ball.”
Answer: The teacher said that the earth is
round like a ball.
4. Change
the narration:
He said to her, “Where do you live?”
Answer: He asked her where she lived.
5. Combine
using noun clause:
It is certain. Abdul will pass.
Answer: It is certain that Abdul will pass.
6. Combine
the sentences using ‘as soon as’:
(a) The peon rings the bell. (b) The
students run out of the classroom.
Answer: As soon as the peon rings the bell,
the students run out of the classroom.
7. Change
the sentence into interrogative:
You do your homework daily.
Answer: Do you do your homework daily?
8. Combine
the sentences using ‘so...that’:
(a) The box is very heavy. (b) I cannot
lift it.
Answer: The box is so heavy that I cannot
lift it.
9. Add
question tag:
Mohan posted the letter.
Answer: Mohan posted the letter, didn’t he?
10. Combine
using relative clause:
(a) I met Ramesh. (b) Ramesh had just
arrived.
Answer: I met Ramesh who had just arrived.
11. Change
the voice:
He shuts the gate.
Answer: The gate is shut by him.
12. Combine
using noun clause (corrected version):
Abdul will pass is certain.
Answer: It is certain that Abdul will pass.
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