None but Anita can do the sum. (Change into affirmative)

All of them welcomed the suggestion enthusiastically. (Change into passive)

Doesn’t he live with his parents? (Change into assertive)

The strawberry pie was eaten by me. (Change into active)

As soon as he saw me, he began to weep. (Change into negative)

This is not the correct way. (Change into affirmative)

Everybody must admit that she is honest. (Change into interrogative)

Let the game be finished. (Change into active)

Everything has gone wrong today, __________

You are coming to school, __________

Close the door, __________

You like a lot of sugar in your milk, __________

Don’t go there, __________

Sachin shouldn’t have played that shot, __________

The house needs immediate renovation, __________

No man is immortal, __________

I can see the boat ___ the picture.

The woman is sitting ___ the rug.

The cup is ___ her hand.

I am anxious ___ the result.

Be true ___ your word.

I am waiting ___ the bus stop.

Rini has recovered ___ her illness.

You may rely ___ my word.

Ice (float) on water.

He (go) home when he met him.

I want to go for a walk, but I (not finish) my work yet.

Perhaps it (rain) yesterday.

All the students (leave) when I reached the school.

You (sleep) for three hours now.

I asked if she (see) him before.

We (work) on a new project.