Question

every rose has his thorn.( change into negative sentence)​

Answer 1

Changing the sentence into a negative sentence we will get ''Not every rose has a thorn''.

What are negative sentences?

• These are also known as explanatory sentences. That is, they only deliver information that they believe is correct.

• To form negative sentences, the word "not" is frequently placed after the helping verb. Some of the most common helping verbs are "am," "is," "are," "was," and "were."

• In English, the word 'not' is the most popular way to turn a positive statement into a negative one.

• In a declarative sentence, the word 'not' is usually used following a useful verb.

Answer 2

Answer:

There is no rose without a thorn.