How to change a negative sentence, how to change a negative sentence, how to change it

Start by writing a declarative sentence: This is a book

Change the negative sentence: this is not a book

In general, a negative sentence in English is a negative sentence formed by adding not after the conjunctive verb am is are or auxiliary verb.

How to change? It's as simple as 1+1=2.

It used to state something, but now it is denied, for example: He is wise. Changed to that he is not smart.

For example: this one is simple. Changed to: This is not easy.

1. Change the affirmative sentence to a general negative sentence.

Add the negative word "no" before the affirmative word, or use antonyms.

For example: it's going to rain tomorrow. Changed to: No rain tomorrow.

He always does things neatly. Instead: he always does things slowly.

2. Change the affirmative sentence to a double negative.

Two negative adverbs can be used in succession, such as "there is no ......No", "No......No", it means affirmatively, and its tone is stronger and more affirmative than the original.

For example: this new product***, ** is also cheap. Changed to: The quality of this new product cannot be said to be bad, and it cannot be said that it is not cheap.

3. Change the affirmative sentence to multiple negatives.

The table is negative, so that the number of negative components is an odd number.

For example: we have to admit that the sun does not orbit the earth.

[Transformation of affirmative and negative sentences].

Generally, it is easier to convert affirmative sentences and single negative sentences, but special attention should be paid to the fact that when changing from affirmative sentences to double negative sentences or negative rhetorical questions, do not say the meaning backwards. For example:

This problem is difficult to solve. (Instead: This problem is not easy to solve.) ）

With the development of science today, no one can deny the simple fact that the earth does not revolve around the sun. (The triple negation means negation, contrary to the original meaning, and the word "not" should be removed.) )

The revolutionaries of the older generation are always concerned about the growth of the younger generation. ("All the time" is the word "none" embedded in the word "moment", which can only be regarded as a double negation, and changing "all" to "no" can constitute a double negation and express a positive meaning.) )

Can it be denied that "Dream of Red Mansions" is not a good classic? (The rhetorical question is equal to a double negation, and the triple negation is still a negation, contrary to the original meaning, and the "no" should be removed.) )

Methods for the transformation of affirmative and negative sentences].

The method of changing an affirmative sentence into a negative sentence is to change the predicate center of the affirmative sentence to a word that is opposite or opposite to its meaning, and add a negative adverb in front of it; If it becomes a double negative sentence, add words such as "can't no" and "no no" before the predicate center of the affirmative sentence, or let the predicate form "non......not possible". The negative sentence becomes the positive sentence, and it can be reversed according to this.

Negative sentences. Example sentence I have to get this task done.

I can't afford not to complete this task. Although this is a double negative sentence, I don't know if it meets your requirements. >

Affirmative sentences. Example sentence: I can't fail to complete this task.

After that, I have to get this task done.

Everyone present was not disgusted from the bottom of their hearts (hate, disgust, hate, disgust, hate...).This lively and cute little boy. Method.

1. The affirmative sentence becomes a singular negative sentence.

Method: It is to find the antonym of the predicate first, and then negate the antonym.

Example: After hard work. These problems are easy to solve. Affirmative sentences.

With hard work, these problems are not difficult to solve. Negative sentences.

2. The affirmative sentence becomes a double negative sentence.

1.Method: A double negative sentence means a positive one, and the tone is stronger than that of a declarative sentence. Then rephrasing is to add a double negative before the predicate verb.

2.Commonly used double negative words: none....No; ...All...; None....No; ...Never...; ...Can't...; ...No, no....Wait.

3.Double Negative Word Substitution Method:

Indicates judgment. "Yes", "has", and "no one can deny it".

Very positive. "Certainly" and "must" are used as "non-......"No", "No, no".

Expressed reluctance and last resort. "Only", "only", "only", "only", use "must".

Mean all. "All", "all", "all", "all", "use", "no ......No" "No".

Indicates speculation. "would", "maybe", "can", "should" use "can't not", "won't not".

4.Example: He must come today. He can't help but come today. (double negative sentence).

I have to work. I had to work. (double negative sentence).

The patient needs to go to the hospital. The patient cannot afford not to go to the hospital. Payment will be made only after the goods ordered have arrived. (Affirmative sentence) do not pay for the ordered goods until they are not delivered. (double negative sentence).

5.When changing an affirmative sentence to a multiple negative sentence, it is sufficient to make the number of negative components an odd number when expressing the meaning of negation.

For example: we have to admit that the sun does not orbit the earth.

6.Note: When changing from an affirmative sentence to a double negative sentence or a negative rhetorical question. Don't say it the other way around. Need to know: Double negation means affirmation, triple negation or denial (singular negation or table negation).

The following three sentences are examples of the opposite meaning.

a.With the development of science today, no one can deny the simple fact that the earth does not revolve around the sun.

b.The revolutionaries of the older generation are always concerned about the growth of the younger generation.

c.Can it be denied that "Dream of Red Mansions" is not a good classic? Analysis:

aTriple negation. Since the object of "denial" is a compound phrase, the third negation "not" can only be removed in this example.

b "All the time" is to embed the word "none" into the word "moment", which can only be regarded as a double negation, and the word "all" should be changed to "no" in order to constitute a double negation.

In addition, the rhetorical question is equal to a double negation, which constitutes a triple negation, and the word "no" can be removed.

lz's question is too unclear, what do you want to change the negative sentence to? Or do you want to change other sentences to negative sentences?

Please be clear.

The double negative sentence form indicates the affirmative meaning. A double negative sentence is a sentence that uses two negative adverbs to express an affirmative meaning. For example:"No; ...No; ..."、"There is no ......No; ..."、"None....No; ..."Wait.

The affirmative tone of a double negative sentence is stronger or more euphemistic than a general affirmative sentence. So if you come across an affirmative sentence, just change it to a double negative sentence. Here's an example:

1.He's going to go to this competition. --He won't go back to this game.

2.He's going to love the gift. --He won't dislike the gift.

3.I'll admit that I did it. --I have to admit that I did it.

Everyone present did not dislike this lively and cute little boy from the bottom of their hearts.

None of the people present liked the boy from the bottom of their hearts.

Method: It is to find the antonym of the predicate first, and then negate the antonym.

Not everyone present liked this bright and lively little boy from the bottom of their hearts.

None of the people present had any other copies removed.

Most of the pine trees in Huangshan do not grow on stones.

1. Look at whether there is a be verb in the sentence, if so, directly after the be verb + not.

2. Look at whether there is a modal verb in the sentence, if there is, directly after the modal verb + not.

3. If there are none of the above, use the auxiliary verb + not, in four steps:

1) In the affirmative statement, there is no auxiliary verb, and it should be added, after the subject (someone or something) and before the verb.

2) Make sure that the auxiliary verb uses do and does, according to the verb in the sentence, use do if the verb is the original form, use do if the verb is the third person singular auxiliary verb, and 3) add not after the auxiliary verb.

4) If the verb in the original sentence changes, it should be restored to its original form.

Note: To emphasize that if there is some, consider whether to use any.

I hope it helps you, if there are no other questions, can you give a like, thank you very much for asking what are the modal verbs.

Answer can (could), may (might), must, need, ought to, dare (dared), shall (should), will (would).

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