Question

A. Affirmative to Negative and vice versa.
1. Dryden was greater than Pope.
2. He is as greedy as Midas.
3. I hope I shall succeed this year.
4. As soon as the beast felt thirsty, he proceeded to the lake.
5. All is well that ends well.
6. Thackeray left no plan untried.
7. He is not a little displeased.
8. There is no rose without a thorn.
9. It is never too late to mend.
10.No one can deny that he was hale and hearty before his death.

Answer 1

1. Dryden was not greater than pope.
2. He doesn't as greedy as Midas.
3. I don't hope I shall succeed this year.
4. As soon as the beast doesn't feel thirsty,he doesn't proceeded to the lake.
5. All is'nt well that doesn't ends well.
6. Thackeray didn't left any plan untried.
7. He is a little displeased.
8. It is forever late to mend.
9. No one can deny that he wasn't Hale and hearty before his death