Question

there's always lightening when it thunders. Make the sentence negative without changing meaning

Answer 1

'There is no lightning without thunder.' is the correct answer.

• Negative sentences represent disagreements, denials and falsities. It can have the same meaning as it's positive counterpart with only a change in a few words.
• We usually change a sentence to negative form by adding words like 'no', 'not' or contracted forms like -'nt.
• By adding 'no' in the above sentence, we retain the original meaning but change the perspective of the sentence.