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Structure of active to passive voice

SSC Preparation -24 ( on tag questions)

1. Live long our country, mayn't she?
2. The coward in her surprised us, didn't it?
3. I'd study attentively, shouldn't I?
4. What a pity, isn't it?
5. Barking dogs seldom bite, do they?
6. She's sung a sweet song, hasn't she?
7. It hardly rains in winter, does it?
8. Happy birthday, don't I?
9. Even little mosquitoes spread dengue, don't they?
10. Be careful of them, won't you?

Some important examples.

Some important proverbs for public examinations.

Some important proverbs for public examinations.

Affirmative - Negative
1. You have to study attentively.
Ans. You can not but study attentively./
You can not help studying attentively.
2. She had to sing a song.
And. She could not but sing a song./
She could not help singing a song.
3. I am bound to do it.
Ans. I can not but do it./
I can not help doing it.

Rules: If there is " must, have to, has to, bound
to" in the sentence, we have to use -
Can not but/ can not help - verb ing
Had to: could not but/ could not help - verb ing

Uncommon but very important for public Exams and different interview.

Some Important Tag Questions:
1. Good morning, don't I?
2. He'd do the work, wouldn't he?
3. He'd done the work, hadn't he?
4. I need your help, don't I?
5. I need not your help, need I?
6. Let's go for picnic, shall we?
7. Study attentively, will you?
8. He's a student, isn't he?
9. He's sung a song, hasn't he?
10. 'I' is a vowel, isn't it?