Kamrul Sir

Answers of the Transformations 1. I would die sooner than injure you. 2. He is not more intimate to you than to me. 3. Misery is greater than any other mystery. 4.  He is not less competent than any other man. 5. Great misery is in store for me. 6.  It is very charming. 7. Let woe befall the traitor to his country. 8.  Hurrah! My friend is coming. 9.  I wish you Mr. Bose Good morning. 10. You are a rogue and must go away at once. 11. ‘Capital hit!’ Cried out the spectators. 12. I wish I had a friend to support me. 13. Oh, how much I desire to meet you once more! 14.  Fie! He does not look after his old father. 15. He left no plan untried. 16. Everyone admits that he is a good musician. 17. It is often difficult in company to speak frankly. 18. There is no rose without a thorn. 19.  The bailiff refused to wait any longer. 20. More attacks followed. 21. I was doubtful if he would come. 22.  He is not without ...

  1. I would as soon die as injure you. (Comparative) 2. He is as intimate to me as to you. (Comparative) 3. There is no mystery as great as misery. (Comparative) 4.  He is at lest as competent as any other man. (Comparative) 5. O what misery is in store for me! (Assertive) 6.  How charming!  (Assertive) 7.   Woe to the traitor to his country! (Assertive) 8.  I rejoice that my friend is coming.  (Exclamatory) 9.  Good morning! Mr. Bose.  (Assertive) 10. Away with you. You rogue! (Assertive) 11. The spectators cried out that it was a capital hit.  (Exclamatory) 12. Had I but a friend to support me! (Assertive) 13. I am very desirous of meeting of meeting you once more. (Exclamatory) 14.  It is shameful that he does not look after his old father.  (Exclamatory) 15. He tried all plans. (Negative) 16. No one can deny that he is a good musician. (Affirmative) 17. It is not always easy in comp...