Question

D Change these sentences from positive to negative.
1. The leopard is chasing the stag.
2. Do you want some tea?
3. I have somebody to help me at home.
4. Shweta left her teddy bear at her aunt's house.
5. I am taking my mobile phone with me.
6. Radha should speak softly.
7. Is there some sugar in the bowl?
8. I will be able to reach the park by 6 o'clock.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. The leopard is not chasing the stag.

2. Don't you want tea?

3. I don't have anybody to help me at home.

4. Sweata didn't left her teddy bear in her aunt's house.

5. I am not taking my mobile phone with me.

6. Radha should not speak softly.

7. Isn't there sugar in the bowl?

8. I won't the able to reach the park by 6 o'clock.

Explanation:

The most common way of turning a positive statement into a negative statement in English is to add the word not (or the contracted form -n't). In a declarative sentence, the word not is usually placed after a helping verb (such as a form of do, have, or be).

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Answer 2

1. The leopard Is not chasing the stag