Question

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Change the following sentences into negative sentences.
1. There was a painting on the wall.
There was not a painting on the wall.
2. She is a good dancer.
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3. Radhika has gone to London.
4. Sahil has a big house.
5. Raju is a thin boy.
6. Tomorrow is Sunday.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1.There was no painting on the wall.

2.She is not a good dancer.

3.Radhika has not gone to London.

4.Shail dosen't has a big house.

5.Raju is not a thin boy.

6.Tommorow is not Sunday.

Answer 2

Answer:

The negative sentences are-

1. There was no painting on the wall.

2. She is not a good dancer.

3. Radhika hasn't gone to London.

4. Sahil has no big house.

5. Raju is not a thin boy.

6. Tomorrow is not Sunday.​                

Explanation:

Negative Sentences:

• A declarative statement of disapproval or disagreement is called a negative sentence.

• A negative sentence is that which states something false with a negative sense or something that is untrue/ believed to be true.

• In English grammar, we can create such statements of disagreement by adding the negative word 'not' after the auxiliary or helping verb.

• Generally, negative sentences contradict positive or affirmative sentences.    

• The addition of negative words after the auxiliary "be" verbs such as no, not, never, none, nobody, no one etc. conveys the incorrect or opposite meaning posed by affirmative sentences.

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