Question

I would rather not go to the party .[Change in affirmative] plzz answer fast ....

Answer 1

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I would be rather unable to go to the party

Answer 2

"I would be rather unable to go to the party" is affirmative for the given sentence.

What is affirmative?

• It expresses a willingness to accept or approve of a previously expressed statement or idea.
• An affirmative statement is also known as an affirmative proposition or assertive sentence.
• A negative form expresses its falsity, whereas a positive form expresses its truth.
• The given statement is "I would rather not go to the party".
• We must state a fact or circumstance that supports the information.

As a result, the sentence "I would be rather unable to attend the party" is affirmative.

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