Question

This colour scheme never failed. (Make it Affirmative sentence)​

Answer 1

Answer:

This colour scheme never fails

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Affirmative sentence:

An affirmative sentence is a sentence that affirms (rather than negates) a proposition.

Examples of Affirmative Statements:

• “Absolutely, that's correct.”

• “Spot on, you've hit the nail on the head.”

• “I completely agree with you.”

• “That's 100% true.”

• “Certainly, you are right.”

• “Exactly, I couldn't agree more.”

• “Yes, I can confirm that you're right.”

The affirmative is made without changing the meaning as follows:

• The colour scheme always passed OR

• The colour scheme always succeeded.

To solve this type of question, note the following:

• The word of negation "never" in the provided phrase serves as a cue that it is a negative statement.

• The opposite of fail should be added in order to convert this statement from negative to positive without altering its meaning.

• Here, the word "never" has been replaced with the words "passed" or "succeeded," preserving the sentence's original meaning.

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