Negative – Affirmative

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    Rewrite the sentence of Negative / affirmative - 01 Mark

    Points to Remember

    1] While making affirmative sentences, positive words or phrases are used.
    2] In negative sentences often contain words like “no”, “not”, “never”, “nobody”, “nothing”, “nowhere”, etc.
    3] So while making negative use not or affirmative use not without changing the meaning of the sentence.
    4] The are different topics of grammar which are asked to make negative and affirmative. 

    Neg

    1] Sentences of  Only

    1] Only Rajan can solve our problems.
    2] The Prime Minister wanted only SPG commando by his side.
    3] There was only silence in the hall.
    4] We heard only the sound of dripping water in the cave.
    5] Yamunotri is only 13 km from Hanumanchoti..

    More Examples of only

    6] He asked for only a glass of water to the people.
    7] There were nothing but stars in the sky when I lost in the forest.
    8] We carried nothing but our schoolbag on the trip.
    9] The doctor advised him to use not more than one teaspoon of salt.
    10] Our school garden was decorated with nothing but roses.
    11] Rajan creates nothing but trouble for others.
    12] This hotel did not offer more than three vegetarian options.
    13] The political person contains only empty promises.
    14] I shall invite none but my college friends at the party.
    15] The umpire did not allow for more than five players on the field at once.
    16] You should accept only her apologies.
    17] The school has nothing but extra facilities.
    18] There were not more than 5 members for the meeting.
    19] We must accept only the most challenging job.
    20] The hotel was decorated with only antique furniture.

     
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    2] Sentences of  fail to

    Points to Remember:

    1] Fail to is used in both negative and affirmative sentence.
    2] In the sentence of any tense, we can use “fail to” make negative and affirmative.
    3] Write not after the helping verb or do not/ did not / does not + fail to + infinitive (V1)
    4] Write fail to as main verb means as in given tense.
    5]Instead of -do not use fail to/ Instead of -did not use failed to/Instead of -does not – fails to. 
    6] You have to use fail to or remove fail to and write ( Helping verb + not) 
    7] Remove not (do not/ did not / does not) + fail to and write the main verb in proper form.
    8] Use Always instead of never. 

    Fail ToExamples

    1] The Prime Minister has reached on the time.
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    2 ] The space scientist has done experiment in the space.
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    3 ] I have never visited my country farm.
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    4 ] John will write an application to the Government.
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    5 ] I have always condemned these practices.
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    More Examples of Fail to

      

    6] I have failed to submit my project today.
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    7] The students did not follow the instructions.
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    8] The government did not fail to announce the result.
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    9] Her mother does not understand her.
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    10] She did not find anyone misbehaving.
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    11] You do not study hard.
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    12] Diet plays a vital role.
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    13] We make them into goddesses.
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    14] We inherited the British system of management.
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    15] it has provided an example of economy.
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    16] Modern Engineering has not solved the problem
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    17] They have always made the protected market.
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    18] They did not give power to the radio sets.
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    19] You wouldn’t stay there in that case.
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    20] She performs her job with zeal and enthusiasm.
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    21] David got his medical degree.
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    22] Active people become heroes.

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    3] Sentences of Opposite Words

    Points to Remember:

    1] Opposite word is used in both negative and affirmative sentence.
    2] While making negative or affirmative, Remove or write “not” after helping verb and make opposite of the possible word.
    3] Write not after the helping verb or do not/ did not / does not
    4] Remove- no, never, not, nobody, none etc. to make affirmative.
    5] Use always instead of never. 

    OppositeExamples

    1] The is not possible. (Make negative)
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    2] I remembered an anecdote.
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    3] It is convenient for the purpose of vocational guidance.
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    4] Business followed the same pattern.
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    5] It was never heard of in the history of Mumbai.
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    More Examples

      

    6]The damage is reparable.

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    7] He was not often seen in the village.
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    8] His product is not inferior.
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    9] I wasn’t a bad doctor.
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    10] I loved the old Dhobi Talao market.
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    11] I am not ungrateful to you.
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    12] Yet the cockroach population has not decreased.
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    13] I don’t see darkness.
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    14] It might be a good idea to get high school out of the way.
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    15] His business was not growing more than rupees 50,000 a month.
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    16] The distance for the bus was not different for both of us.
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    17] She did not unwrap it carelessly.
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    18] Maharashtra will never forget the divine message given by Mahatma Gandhi.
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    19] Some people can always wake up late.
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    20] The word bog is not insignificant.
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    List of Opposite Words

    Opposite Words – A

    Above x Below
    Absent x Present
    Accept x Reject
    Accurate x Inaccurate
    Achieve – Fail
    Add x Subtract
    Admit x Deny
    Advance x Retreat
    Afraid – Brave
    Afraid x Confident
    After x Before
    Against x For
    Agree x Disagree
    Alive x Dead
    All x None
    Always x Never
    amateur x professional
    Ample x Scarce
    Ancient – Modern
    Angel x Devil
    Angry – Calm
    Answer x Question
    Anterior – Posterior
    Antonym x Synonym
    Apart x Together
    Apparent x Obscure
    Appear – Disappear
    Approve x Disapprove
    Arrive x Depart
    Ascend x Descend
    ask x reply
    Attack x Defend
    Attract x Repel
    Awake x Asleep
    awful x excellent 

    Opposite Words – B

    Back x Front
    Backward – Forward
    Bad x Good
    Beautiful x Ugly
    Before x After
    Begin x End
    Belief – Doubt
    Believe x Doubt
    Best x Worst
    Better x Worse
    Big x Small
    Birth x Death
    Bitter – Sweet
    Black x White
    blank x completed
    Bless x Curse
    Blunt x Sharp
    Bold x Timid
    Borrow x Lend
    Bottom x Top
    Boy x Girl
    Brave x Cowardly
    Break – Mend
    brief x long
    Bright – Dark
    Bright x Dim
    Build x Destroy
    Buy x Sell 

    Opposite Words – C

    Calm – Stormy
    Careful – Careless
    Catch – Release
    Cautious x Reckless
    cheap x expensive
    Cheerful – Gloomy
    Cheerful x Sad
    child x adult
    Clean – Dirty
    Clear x Cloudy
    Clear – Unclear
    clever x foolish
    Close x Open
    convenient x inconvenient
    Cold x Hot
    Comedy x Tragedy
    Comfort – Discomfort
    Common – Rare
    Common x Uncommon
    Complete x Incomplete
    Confident x Unsure
    Connect x Disconnect
    Construct – Deconstruct
    Construct x Destruct
    Contract x Expand
    Contribute – Withhold
    Cool x Warm
    Correct x Incorrect
    Courageous – Cowardly
    Courageous x Fearful
    Create x Destroy
    Cruel x Kind
    Cry x Laugh
    Cursed – Blessed 

    Opposite Words – D

    Dangerous x Safe
    Dark x Light
    Day x night
    Dead – Alive
    Deaf x Hearing
    Deep x Shallow
    Defeat – Victory
    Defend x Attack
    Delay – Hasten
    Delicious x Disgusting
    Demand – Supply
    Dense – Sparse
    Depart x Arrive
    Depend – Rely
    Depressed x Happy
    Descend x Ascend
    Despair – Hope
    Destroy x Create
    Die x Live
    Difficult x Easy
    dim x bright
    Dirty x Clean
    Disappear x Appear
    Discourage x Encourage
    Discover – Conceal
    Dislike – Like
    Dissolve x Solidify
    Divide x Unite
    Doctor x Patient
    Dry – Wet
    Dull x Lively 

    Opposite Words – E

    Early x Late
    Earn – Spend
    Easily x Difficultly
    Easy x Difficult
    employed x unemployed
    Empty x Full
    End x Begin
    Endless x Limited
    Enemy x Friend
    Enjoy x Suffer
    Enter – Exit
    Entrance x Exit
    Equal x Unequal
    Escape x Capture
    Even x Odd
    Evil x Good
    Expand x Contract
    Export x Import
    Expose x Conceal 

    Opposite Words – F

    Fail x Succeed
    Fair x Unfair
    Fall – Rise
    False x True
    Familiar x Unfamiliar
    Famous x Unknown
    fancy x plain
    far x near
    Fast x Slow
    Fat x Thin
    Father x Mother
    Fearless x Fearful
    Few x Many
    Find x Lose
    Finish x Start
    Fire – Water
    First x Last
    Float x Sink
    Follow x Lead
    Folly x Wisdom
    Foolish x Wise
    For x Against
    Forget – Remember
    Forward x Backward
    Free – Bound
    Free x Restricted
    Fresh x Stale
    Friend x Enemy
    Friend/ ally x enemy
    Front x Back
    Full x Empty
    funny x serious
    Future x Past 

    Opposite Words – G

    Gain x Loss
    Generous – Stingy
    Gentle x Rough
    Gift – Curse
    Give x Take
    Glad x Sad
    Glass x Plastic
    Global x Local
    Glorious – Humble
    God – Devil
    Gold – Silver
    Good x Bad
    Grace – Disgrace
    Gradual x Sudden
    Grant – Deny
    Gratitude x ingratitude
    Great – Small
    Great x Terrible
    Grow – Shrink
    Guest – Host
    Guilty – Innocent 

    Opposite Words – H

    Happy x Sad
    Hard x Soft
    hard x easy
    Harmful x Beneficial
    Harmony x Discord
    Hate – Love
    Hatred x Love
    Healthy – Sick
    Healthy x Unhealthy
    healthy x sick
    Heaven x Hell
    Heavy x Light
    Helpless x Capable
    Here – There
    Hero x Villain
    High x Low
    Honest x Dishonest
    Honor – Dishonor
    Hope – Despair
    Hopeless x Hopeful
    Hot x Cold
    Huge – Tiny
    Humble – Proud
    Humid x Dry
    Husband x Wife 

    Opposite Words – I

    Identify – Misidentify
    Idle – Active
    Ignorant x Knowledgeable
    Ill x Well
    Illegal – Legal
    Illusion – Reality
    Imbalance x Balance
    Immaculately x Messily
    Immaterial x Material
    Immature x Mature
    Immediately x Gradually
    Immensely x Minutely
    Immoral x Moral
    Impatient x Patient
    Implode x Explode
    import x export
    Importantly x Unimportantly
    Impossible x Possible
    Impossibly x Possibly
    Impractical x Practical
    Impressively x Unimpressively
    Improper x Proper
    Improperly x Properly
    Impure x Pure
    In x Out
    Inaccurate x Accurate
    Inactive x Active
    Inadequate x Adequate
    Inappropriate x Appropriate
    Incapable x Capable
    Incessantly x Occasionally
    Include x Exclude
    Incomplete x Complete
    Inconvenient x Convenient
    Increase x Decrease
    Indecisive x Decisive
    Individual – Collective
    Inefficient x Efficient
    Inevitably x Avoidably
    Inferior – Superior
    Inhale – Exhale
    Innocent – Guilty
    Insecure x Secure
    Inside x Outside
    Insignificant x Significant
    Intense – Mild
    Intentional – Accidental
    Intentional x Unintentional
    Interesting x Boring
    Interior – Exterior
    Invincible x Vulnerable
    Invite – Repel
    Irritate – Soothe

    Opposite Words – J


    Join x Separate
    Joy x Sorrow
    Junior x Senior
    Justice – Injustice

    Opposite Words – K


    Keep x Release
    Keep – Release
    Kind x Cruel
    Kind – Cruel
    King – Subject
    Knowledge – Ignorance
    Known x Unknown 

    Opposite Words – L


    Large x Small
    Last x First
    Late x Early
    Laugh x Cry
    Law – Chaos
    Lazy – Industrious
    Lead – Follow
    Left x Right
    Lengthen – Shorten
    Less x More
    Light x Dark
    Light – Heavy
    Like x Dislike
    Limited – Unlimited
    liquid x solid
    Little x Big
    Little – Much
    Live x Die
    Long x Short
    Loose x Tight
    Lose – Gain
    Lose – Win
    Loud x Quiet
    Love x Hate
    Low x High 

    Opposite Words – M


    Major x Minor
    Male x Female
    Man – Woman
    many x few
    married x single
    Master – Servant
    Maximum x Minimum
    Meek x Bold
    Mend – Break
    Mercy x Cruelty
    Messy x Neat
    Middle – Edge
    Mind – Body
    Minor x Major
    Minority – Majority
    Misery – Happiness
    Moderate – Extreme
    Modern x Ancient
    Moist – Dry
    Monster – Angel
    More x Less
    Morning x Evening
    Mother x Father
    much x less 

    Opposite Words – N


    Narrow x Wide
    natural x artificial
    Near x Far
    Necessary x Unnecessary
    Negative x Positive
    Never x Always
    New x Old
    Night x Day
    No – Yes
    Noise – Silence
    Noisy x Quiet
    Normal – Abnormal
    normal x strange
    North x South
    Nothing x Everything 

    Opposite Words – O


    Obey – Defy
    Objective – Subjective
    Obscure – Clear
    Obtain – Lose
    Off x On
    Offend – Please
    Offer – Refuse
    Often x Rarely
    on x off
    Open – Close
    Open x Closed
    Opponent – Ally
    opposite x same
    Optimism x Pessimism
    Order x Chaos
    Ordinary x Extraordinary
    Organize – Disorganize
    Original x Copy
    Out x In
    Over x Under 

    Opposite Words – P


    Pain x Pleasure
    Painlessly x Painfully
    Palatable – Unpalatable
    Pale x Dark
    Parallel – Perpendicular
    Parent – Child
    Part x Whole
    Partial – Complete
    Passive x Active
    Past x Future
    Patient x Impatient
    Peace x War
    Permanent x Temporary
    Permission x Prohibition
    Permit x Forbid
    Pessimist – Optimist
    Plain – Fancy
    Pleasant x Unpleasant
    Please – Offend
    Plentiful – Scarce
    Plenty x Scarcity
    Plus – Minus
    Polite x Rude
    Poor x Rich
    Positive x Negative
    Possible x Impossible
    Post x Pre
    Potential – Actual
    Poverty – Wealth
    Power – Weakness
    Powerful x Weak
    Practical x Impractical
    Precious x Worthless
    Predictable x Unpredictable
    Present x Absent
    Pretty x Ugly
    Pride – Humility
    Primary – Secondary
    Prime – Worst
    Principal – Subordinate
    Prior – Later
    Private – Public
    Problem – Solution
    Profane – Sacred
    Profit – Loss
    Progress – Regression
    Promise – Break
    Proper – Improper
    Protect – Endanger
    Proud – Ashamed
    Pull – Push
    Pure – Impure 

    Opposite Words – Q


    Quiet – Noisy 

    Opposite Words – R


    Rare – Common
    Rational – Irrational
    Raw – Cooked
    Read – Write
    Real – Fake
    Reality – Illusion
    Recede – Advance
    Receive – Send
    Recklessly x Carefully
    Recognize – Ignore
    Reconcile – Conflict
    Reduce – Increase
    Reflect – Absorb
    Refuse – Accept
    regret x satisfaction
    Regular – Irregular
    Release – Detain
    Relevant – Irrelevant
    remember x forget
    Remove – Insert
    Repair – Damage
    Reply – Ignore
    Require – Dispense
    Resilient – Fragile
    Resist – Submit
    Responsible – Irresponsible
    Rest – Work
    Restlessly x Calmly
    Restrict – Free
    Return – Depart
    Reverse – Forward
    rich x poor
    rich x wealthy
    Right – Wrong
    Rise – Fall
    Rough – Smooth
    rude x polite 

    Opposite Words – S


    Safe – Dangerous
    Same – Different
    Save – Spend
    Scatter – Gather
    Scold – Praise
    Sealed – Open
    Search – Find
    Second – First
    Secure – Insecure
    Sedentary – Active
    See – Blind
    Seize – Release
    Selfish – Selfless
    Sell – Buy
    Senior – Junior
    Sense – Nonsense
    Separate – Unite
    Serious – Playful
    Settle – Stir
    Sharp – Dull
    sharp x blunt
    shiny x dull
    Short – Tall
    Shrink – Expand
    Shy – Bold
    Sick – Healthy
    Significant x insignificant
    Silence – Noise
    Simple – Complex
    Sincere – Insincere
    single x married
    Sink – Float
    Sinner – Saint
    Sit – Stand
    Skillful – Clumsy
    skinny x fat
    Slave – Master
    Sleeplessly x Peacefully
    Slow – Fast
    Small – Big
    Smart – Stupid
    Smooth – Rough
    Sober – Drunk
    Soft – Hard
    Solid – Liquid
    Some – None
    Soon – Later
    Sorry – Unapologetic
    Sour – Sweet
    Specific x General
    Spend – Save
    Spite – Kindness
    start x finish
    Stay – Leave
    Steal – Return
    Sticky – Slippery
    Stop – Go
    Straight – Curved
    Strange – Familiar
    Strength – Weakness
    Stress – Relax
    Strict – Lenient
    Strike – Spare
    Strong – Weak
    Stubborn – Flexible
    Stupid – Smart
    Subject – Object
    Subtract – Add
    Success – Failure
    sunny x cloudy
    Superior – Inferior
    Supply – Demand
    Support – Oppose
    supporter x opponent
    Sweet – Bitter
    sweet x sour
    Synchronize – Desynchronize 

    Opposite Words – T

    Tall x short
    Tame – Wild
    Teacher – Student
    Temporary – Permanent
    Tender – Tough
    Terrible – Wonderful
    Test – Trust
    Thick x Thin
    Thoughtlessly x Thoughtfully
    Tight x Loose
    Timid – Bold
    tiny x huge
    Tired – Energetic
    Tirelessly x Tiredly
    Together – Apart
    together x separate
    Top – Bottom
    Total – Partial
    Touch – Avoid
    Toward – Away
    Traditional – Modern
    Transparent – Opaque
    Trash – Treasure
    True – False
    Trust – Doubt
    truth x lie 

    Opposite Words – U


    Ugly – Beautiful
    Unaware – Conscious
    Uncomfortable x Comfortable
    Uncommon x Common
    Uneducated x Educated
    Unemployed – Employed
    Unfair x Fair
    Unfriendly x Friendly
    Unhappy x Happy
    Unhealthy x Healthy
    Unique – Common
    United – Divided
    unity x division
    Unkind x Kind
    Unknown – Known
    Unlucky x Lucky
    Unnecessary x Necessary
    Unpleasant x Pleasant
    Unpopular x Popular
    Unskilled x Skilled
    Unstable x Stable
    Unsuccessful x Successful
    Unusual x Normal
    up x down
    useful x useless
    Useless x Useful 

    Opposite Words – V


    Vacation – Work
    Valuable – Worthless
    Vanish – Appear
    Vast – Limited
    Victory – Defeat
    Vigorous – Weak
    Virtue – Vice
    visible x invisible
    Visit – Depart
    visitor x host
    Vital – Irrelevant
    Vocal – Silent
    Voluntary – Involuntary
    Volunteer – Recruit 

    Opposite Words – W


    Wait – Proceed
    Walk – Run
    Warm – Cold
    Waste – Conserve
    Weak – Strong
    Wealth – Poverty
    Well – Ill
    Wet x Dry
    Whole – Part
    wide x narrow
    Wild – Tame
    willing x unwilling
    Win – Lose
    Wisdom – Folly
    Wise – Foolish
    Withdraw – Advance
    Worry – Relax
    Worse – Better
    Worst – Best
    Worthless – Valuable
    Wrong – Right 

    Opposite Words – Y


    Yes – No
    Yesterday – Tomorrow
    Yield – Resist
    Young – Old
    Youth – Elderly
    youth x adulthood
    Zeal – Apathy
    Zenith – Nadir
    Zero – Infinity
    Zest – Apathy
    Zigzag – Straight
    Zip – Unzip 

     

    Sentences of Meanings

    Points to Remember

    1] Without changing opposite words or using any other rules as given before , these types of sentences are made negative or affirmative only according to meaning of the sentence.

    2] First of all. write the meaning of the given sentence in your own language, then change it opposite in the same language and  translate  the same sentence in English, which will be your answer.

    Opp 1

    Examples 1]

    Opp 2

    2] She had filled every page of the diary. (Negative)
    3] Even the airport was closed. (Negative)
    4] It had no loophole. (Affirmative)
    5] Pilots take no special joy in walking. (Affirmative)
    6] Not even single pest was to be seen. (Affirmative)
    7] Michael kept working. (Negative)
    8] Dora had never received such a gift before. (Affirmative)
    9] Nobody Responded. 
     (Affirmative)
    10] There was no garage in the office. (Affirmative)

    11] I have kept back nothing else from you. (Affirmative)

    12] There was no water supply. (Affirmative)
    13] The newspaper boy stopped coming. (Negative)
    14] David grew up considering blindness no tragedy. (Affirmative)
    15] They have not brought any change in our society. (Affirmative)
    16] No one would read it. (Affirmative)
    17] Every child forgives the mother quickly. (Negative)
    18] The police did not need permission to control the public gathering. (affirmative)
    19] She thanked each person individually. (Negative)
    20] He checked every box on the checklist. (Negative)
    21] The dog didn’t remain silent at the sight of any stranger. (Affirmative)
    22] He didn’t get a single question wrong. (Affirmative)
    23] The team won every game of the season. (Negative)
    24] The room didn’t have a single spot of dirt.(Affirmative)
    25] She was never late for her meetings. (Affirmative)
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    #1. The law can only protect us against material attack. [Make- Negative]

    #2. She desired none but the purest form of love.

    #3. The policeman refused to accept Soapy even as a clue. [Make- Negative]

    #4. On the opposite side of the street was a restaurant of no great pretensions. [Make- Affirmative]

    #5. Island was not to be an easy one. [Make- Affirmative]

    #6. I was only going away now and then to look for him. [Make- Negative]

    #7. This colour scheme never failed. [Make- Affirmative]

    #8. The astrologer never opened his mouth. [Make-Affirmative]

    #9. I fail to see what this suggests. [Make- Negative]

    #10. Such a Big data is easy to obtain. [Make- Negative]

    #11. Only these creatures’ chief purpose on the bus is to cheat him. [Make- Negative]

    #12. The amount of data that is important. [Make- Negative]

    #13. I do not charge more than three pies per question. [Make- Affirmative]

    #14. She didn't leave a single book in the library unread. (Remove- Negative)

    #15. He followed every rule of the game. (Negative):

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    Answers 

    15) They have maintained the status quo in our system.

    No child could be angry with the mother for long. 

    Every child forgives the mother eventually.

    Affirmative: She thanked each person individually. 

    (Negative): She didn’t forget to thank any person individually.

    Affirmative: He checked every box on the checklist. (Negative) : He didn’t leave a single box on the checklist unchecked.

     

     

    Check your Answer

    Solve the answers yourself .

    2] She had filled every page of the diary. (Negative)

    Ans: She had not left blank even a single page of the diary.
    3] Even the airport was closed. (Negative)
    Ans:  Even the airport was not open.
    4] It had no loophole. (Affirmative)
    Ans: It was without loophole
    5] Pilots take no special joy in walking. (Affirmative)
    Ans: Pilots take a special joy in flying.
    6] Not even single pest was to be seen. (Affirmative)
    Ans:  All the pests vanished.
    7] Michael kept working. (Negative)
    Ans: Michael did not stop working. 
    8] Dora had never received such a gift before. (Affirmative)
    Ans: Dora had received such a gift first time. 
    9] Nobody Responded. (Affirmative)
    Ans: Everybody 
    10] There was no garage in the office. (Affirmative)
    Ans: The office was without garage.
    11] I have kept back nothing else from you. (Affirmative)
    Ans: I have told you everything.
    12] There was no water supply. (Affirmative)
    Ans: There was absence of water supply.
    13] The newspaper boy stopped coming. (Negative)
    Ans: The newspaper boy did not come.
    14] David grew up considering blindness no tragedy. (Affirmative)
    Ans: David grew up without considering blindness a tragedy.
    15] They have not brought any change in our society. (Affirmative)
    Ans: They have kept the condition of the society as it is.
    16] No one would read it. (Affirmative)
    Ans: Everyone would avoid to read it
    17] Every child forgives the mother quickly. (Negative)
    Ans: No child could be angry with the mother for long. 
    18] The police did not need permission to control the public gathering.(affirmative)
    Ans: The police can control the public gathering without permission.
    19] She thanked each person individually. (Negative)
    Ans: She didn’t forget to thank any person individually.
    20] He checked every box on the checklist. (Negative)
    Ans: He didn’t leave a single box on the checklist unchecked.
    21] The dog didn’t remain silent at the sight of any stranger. (Affirmative)
    Ans: The dog barked at every stranger.
    22] He didn’t get a single question wrong. (Affirmative)
    Ans: He answered every question correctly.
    23] The team won every game of the season. (Negative)
    Ans: The team didn’t lose a single game of the season.
    24] The room didn’t have a single spot of dirt.(Affirmative)
    Ans: The room was completely clean /dirt less
    25] She was never late for her meetings. (Affirmative)
    Ans: She was always punctual for her meetings. 

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