"Sailed to Hawaii" is not a complete sentence; it is an incomplete sentence. It lacks a subject: we don't really know who sailed to Hawaii; the sentence would need to be for example "I sailed to Hawaii" or " you sailed to Hawaii" to be complete; but ideally some more information would also be added, for example "I sailed to Hawaii last month."
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The Thinking Machine was the creation of American novelist Jacques Futrelle, one of numerous 'detective' characters inspired during the early Twentieth Century by the popularity of Arthur Conan Doyle's master detective, Sherlock Holmes. The Thinking Machine was the nickname of Professor Augustus S.F.X. Van Dusen, a scientist turned armchair detective, who possesses a peculiar and unemotional personality - and a massive intellect - that he applies in a most logical manner to solving crimes, always assisted by an investigative reporter.
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Explanation:
Given sentence,
Sabin slept at 9 pm.
To change this sentence into negative, add did not after the subject .
Sabin <u>did</u><u> </u><u>not</u> sleep at 9 pm.
Note: While changing positive sentences into negative, V² takes did ( V² = did + V¹ )
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