Key Word Transformation

ANSWERS 1: BEEN PUT OFF
PASSIVE VOICE + PHRASAL VERB
PUT OFF => to change something to a later time or date.
Similar Conversions
She stopped smoking when her baby was born. => She gave up smoking when her baby was born. STOP => GIVE UP
I can't bear that noise any longer. => I can't put up with that noise any longer. BEAR => PUT UP WITH
I know that she's lying but I will learn the truth. => I know that she's lying but I will find out the truth. LEARN => FIND OUT

ANSWERS 2: WOULD RATHER WATCH TV THAN | 'D RATHER WATCH TV THAN
PREFERENCES
WOULD RATHER + VERB + THAN + VERB
Similar Conversions
She would rather stay at home than go to the party. => She would prefer to stay at home rather than go to the party.
I prefer playing football to playing basketball. => I prefer to play football rather than play basketball. PREFER TO + RATHER THAN
He would rather watch TV than do his homework. => He would sooner watch TV than do his homework. WOULD SOONER + THAN

ANSWERS 3: NO COMPARISON BETWEEN
COMPARISON
THERE IS NO COMARISON BETWEEN
Similar Conversions
I've never seen such a bad film before. => It's the worst film I've ever seen. IT'S + SUPERLATIVE ... EVER ...
This car is too expensive for me to buy. => This car isn't cheap enough for me to buy. TOO + ADJECTIVE => NOT + ADJECTIVE + ENOUGH
Tom is more handsome than Mark. => Mark isn't as handsome as Tom. MORE + ADJECTIVE + THAN => NOT AS + ADJECIVE + AS

ANSWERS 4: ASKED ME WHAT I THOUGHT | ASKED WHAT I THOUGHT
REPORTED SPEECH
PRESENT SIMPLE => PAST SIMPLE
Similar Conversions
They have finished their job. => They said they had finished their job. PRESENT PERFECT => PAST PERFECT
Who was with you yesterday? => She asked who had been with me the day before. PAST SIMPLE => PAST PERFECT
'Don't touch the lead! - he exclaimed. => He warned me not to touch the lead. ORDER => NOT TO + INVINITIVE

ANSWERS 5: NEITHER BANANAS NOR
CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTION
NEITHER ... NOR
Similar Conversions
I like coffee and so does my girlfriend. => Both I and my girlfriend like coffee. BOTH ... AND
We will go abroad or we will travel around Ireland. => We will either go abroad or we will travel around Ireland. EITHER ... OR
They haven't got cats. They haven't got dogs, either. => They have got neither cats nor dogs. NEITHER ... NOR

ANSWERS 6: BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
PASSIVE VOICE
SUBJECT + PASSIVE VOICE + TO + PERFECT INVINITIVE
Similar Conversions
It is said that he is a very rich man. => He is said to be a very rich man. SUBJECT + PASSIVE VOICE + TO + INVINITIVE
Everyone knows that Jill is staying at the hotel. => Jill is known to be staying at the hotel. SUBJECT + PASSIVE VOICE + TO + BE + GERUND
People think that he was a liar. => He is thought to have been a liar. SUBJECT + PASSIVE VOICE + TO + PERFECT INVINITIVE