A. Affirmative to Negative:
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He is always punctual.
π He is never late. -
She likes tea.
π She does not dislike tea. -
They accepted the offer.
π They did not reject the offer. -
I remember his name.
π I do not forget his name. -
He is very rich.
π He is not poor. -
We all agreed to the plan.
π None of us disagreed to the plan. -
The child was happy.
π The child was not unhappy. -
You always speak the truth.
π You never tell a lie. -
He is honest.
π He is not dishonest. -
I like reading novels.
π I do not dislike reading novels.
B. Negative to Affirmative:
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She is not unkind.
π She is kind. -
He does not waste time.
π He uses his time well. -
They did not disobey the rules.
π They obeyed the rules. -
The answer is not incorrect.
π The answer is correct. -
You never speak rudely.
π You always speak politely. -
He did not forget my birthday.
π He remembered my birthday. -
I do not hate swimming.
π I like swimming. -
She is not unfamiliar with the topic.
π She is familiar with the topic. -
We never skip our homework.
π We always do our homework. -
They did not fail the test.
π They passed the test.
Using “No Soonerβ¦than”, “Hardlyβ¦when”, “Scarcelyβ¦when”:
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As soon as the bell rang, the students ran out.
π No sooner had the bell rung than the students ran out. -
As soon as she reached the station, the train departed.
π Hardly had she reached the station when the train departed. -
As soon as I entered the room, the light went off.
π Scarcely had I entered the room when the light went off. -
The teacher came and the class stood up.
π No sooner did the teacher come than the class stood up. -
He opened the book and found a note inside.
π Hardly had he opened the book when he found a note inside. -
She started speaking and the lights went out.
π Scarcely had she started speaking when the lights went out. -
They left the room and the storm began.
π No sooner had they left the room than the storm began. -
He finished his homework and went to play.
π Hardly had he finished his homework when he went to play. -
We sat down and the program started.
π Scarcely had we sat down when the program started. -
The match began and it started raining.
π No sooner had the match begun than it started raining.
Β Advanced Transformations:
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He is too weak to walk.
π He is so weak that he cannot walk. -
Only a fool would trust such a liar.
π None but a fool would trust such a liar. -
He is taller than any other boy in the class.
π He is the tallest boy in the class. -
You cannot succeed without hard work.
π Unless you work hard, you cannot succeed. -
He is so short that he cannot reach the shelf.
π He is too short to reach the shelf. -
Everyone praised her performance.
π Her performance was praised by everyone. -
It is difficult to find a more honest man than him.
π He is one of the most honest men. -
Though he is poor, he is honest.
π He is poor but honest. -
Nobody can deny that she is talented.
π Everybody admits that she is talented. -
He finished the work before I arrived.
π By the time I arrived, he had finished the work.
