Question

1 Do as directed : ( (Make it negative) I am unsure ​

Answer 1

The negative form of the given sentence is " I am not sure".

Explanation:

• This is a simple present tense.
• The structural formula of the simple present tense is  
• Subject + 1st form of the verb + object.
• Simple present tense can also be negative or interrogative.
• To make it negative "not" is added after the helping verb.
• Here the helping verb is am and is followed by not to become a negative sentence.

Answer 2

Do as directed : ( (Make it negative) I am unsure ​

Answer:

Positive sentence: I am sure.

Negative sentence: I am not sure.

• We convert the positive sentence into a negative sentence simply by using the word ''not''.

• ''Not'' is the negative word. All the negative sentences include the word ''not''.

• '' I am sure'' The given sentence is in the form of simple present tense. so the negative sentence is ''I am not sure''.

More examples of negative sentences:

I am a doctor

I am not a doctor.

I like chocolates.

I don't like chocolates.

She likes to read books.

She doesn't like to read books.

They speak Hindi.

They don't speak Hindi.