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2 years ago

Write the sentences in negative.

English

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vichka [17]2 years ago

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<em><u>Question:</u></em> Write the sentences in negative.

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1. I dont study French

2. School does not finish at two o' clock.

3. You should not copy from other students.

4. We think English is not easy.

5. My friends doesnt play volleyball.

6. I dont watch TV on Saturday morning.

7. She doesnt speak Chinese.

8. The dogs doesnt like cats.

kumpel [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. I do not study French.

2. School doesn't finish at two o' clock.

3. You don't copy from other students.

4. We do not think English is easy.

5. My friends don't play volleyball.

6. I don't watch TV on Saturday morning.

7. She doesn't speak Chinese.

8. The dog does not like cats.

Explanation:

Negative sentences are statements of things that are false.

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