There was no garage in the office.
(Make it affirmative)
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there was garage in the office
YASH3100:
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we need to make it an affirmative sentence without changing the meaning right
yaaa
we can not change the meaning of the sentence... we only have to change the verb we are using
haan so in this answer the meaning of the question is getting changed right
but you told to change it in affirmative
and so I do
yes the question asks to make the sentence affirmative but there is rule na that we should change the sentences without changing there meaning
so... have I changed the meaning
yes guess because the question says that there was no garage in the office and ur ans says that there was a garage in the office so the meaning is changed right?
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The affirmative sentence of 'there was no garage in the office' is 'there was a garage in the office'.
- The words: no, not and never makes the sentence negative.
- In this case, if we remove the word: 'no', we get the affirmative sentence.
- We can make it into an intereogative sentence by beginning the sentence with the helping verb: 'was'. The interrogative sentence will be: 'was there no garage in the office?' and without 'no', it will be an interrogative affirmative.
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