Affirmative To Negative Sentences With Answers:
Before going to the example you need to remember these words:
Able → Unable
Agree →Disagree
Admit → Deny
Afraid → Brave
Arrive → Depart
Active → Inactive
Always / ever→ Never
Big / Large / Enormous → Small
Bright → Dark
Brave → Cowardly
Boring → Interesting
Correct → Incorrect
Courageous → Cowardy
Comfortable → Uncomfortable
Defend → Attack
Doubtful → Certain / Confident
Equal → Unequal
Easy → Hard
Everybody → Nobody
Expensive → Inexpensive
Fact → Fiction
Fat → Thin
Friend → Foe / Enemy
Freedom → Bondage
Good → Bad
Grateful → Ungrateful
Happy → Unhappy
Hard → Easy
Honest → Dishonest
Honesty → Dishonesty
Healthy → Unhealthy
Honor → Dishonour
Human → Inhuman
Import → Export
Important → Unimportant
Just → Unjust
Kind → Cruel / Unkind
Love → Hate
Like → Dislike
Literate → Illiterate
Much → A little
Many → A few
Moral → Immoral
Mortal → Immortal
Married → Unmarried
Necessary → Unnecessary
Obey → Disobey
Ordinary → Extraordinary
Obedient → Disobedient
Please → Displease
Present → Absent
Popular → Unpopular
Pleasant → Unpleasant
Punctual → Late
Possible → Impossible
Rich → Poor
Rise → Fall
Real → Unreal
Regular → Irregular
Right → Wrong
Remember → Forget
Responsible → Irresponsible
Sure → Doubtful
Sorrow → Joy
Solvent → Insolvent
Sincere → Insincere
Top → Bottom
Unity → Diversity / Disunity
Useful → Unuseful
Wise → Foolish / Unwise
Willing → Unwilling
Young → Old
Affirmative To Negative Sentences With Answers
Affirmative: Man is mortal.
Negative: Man is not immortal.
Affirmative: He is a good boy.
Negative: He is not a bad boy.
Affirmative: The man was old.
Negative: The man was not young.
Affirmative: The man is poor.
Negative: The man is not rich.
Affirmative: I shall remember you.
Negative: I shall not forget you.
Affirmative: Jerry was an honest boy.
Negative: Jerry was not a dishonest boy.
Affirmative: It was an extra-ordinary ship.
Negative: It was not an ordinary ship.
Affirmative: We should always speak the truth.
Negative: We should never tell a lie.
Rule: Always (Affirmative To Negative Sentences)
Affirmative: Travelling is always interesting.
Negative: Travelling is never boring.
Affirmative: I always agreed with you.
Negative: I never disagreed with you.
Affirmative: She is always late.
Negative: She is never punctual.
Affirmative: I like cats.
Negative: I do not hate cats.
Affirmative: She likes cats.
Negative: She does not hate cats.
Affirmative: The boy is strong in English.
Negative: The boy is not weak in English.
Affirmative: I shall always remember your advice.
Negative: I shall never forget your advice.
Rule: Only (Affirmative To Negative Sentences)
Affirmative: She likes only sweets.
Negative: She likes nothing but sweets.
Affirmative: Only he can do it.
Negative: None but he can do it.
Affirmative: Only he can do the work.
Negative: None but he can do the work.
Affirmative: Only Toma can read your mind.
Negative: None but Toma can read your mind.
Affirmative: Only the graduates should apply.
Negative: None but the graduates should apply.
Affirmative: Only the brave deserve the fair.
Negative: None but the brave deserve the fair.
Affirmative: Hena likes only sandwiches.
Negative: Hena likes nothing but Sandwich.
Affirmative: Only the moon was visible.
Negative: Nothing but the moon was visible.
Affirmative: He needs a pen only.
Negative: He needs nothing but a pen.
Affirmative: This is only a fake news.
Negative: This is nothing but a fake news.
Affirmative: He is only five years old.
Negative: He is not more than five years old.
Affirmative: He is only ten.
Negative: He is not more than ten.
Affirmative: He is only 10 years old.
Negative: He is not more than 10 years old.
Affirmative: The old man was alone alive.
Negative: None but the old man was alive.
Affirmative: He lives alone in the house.
Negative: None but he lives in the house.
Rule: Must (Affirmative To Negative Sentences)
Affirmative: We must go there.
Negative: We can not but go there.
Affirmative: We must obey our parents.
Negative: We can not but obey our parents.
Affirmative: We must go there in time.
Negative: We cannot but go there in time. or, We cannot help going there in time.
Affirmative: Man must submit to destiny.
Negative: Man can not but submit to destiny.
Affirmative: You must obey your teachers.
Negative: You cannot but obey your teachers.
Affirmative: All men must die.
Negative: All men can not but die.
Affirmative: We must succeed.
Negative: We cannot but succeed.
Affirmative: He must come to you.
Negative: He can't but come to you.
Rule: Every / Everybody / Everyone (Affirmative To Negative Sentences)
Affirmative: Every patriot obeys his country.
Negative: There is no patriot but obeys his country. / There is no patriot who doesn't obey his country.
Affirmative: Everybody wants to get his acknowledgment.
Negative: There is nobody but wants to get his acknowledgment.
Affirmative: Everybody believes in his honesty.
Negative: Nobody disbelieves in his honesty.
Affirmative: Everybody loves flowers.
Negative: There is nobody but loves flowers.
Affirmative: Everybody will admit this.
Negative: Nobody will deny this.
Affirmative: Every mother loves her child.
Negative: There is no mother but loves her child.
Affirmative: Everyone hates a liar.
Negative: There is no one but hates a liar.
Affirmative: Everyone loves a truthful boy.
Negative: There is no one who doesn't love a truthful boy.
Affirmative: Every rose has a thorn.
Negative: There is no rose without a thorn.
Rule: As soon as (Affirmative To Negative Sentences)
Affirmative: As soon as we reached the station, the train left.
Negative: No sooner had we reached the station than the train left.
Affirmative: As soon as the thief saw the police, he ran away.
Negative: No sooner had the thief seen the police than he ran away.
Affirmative: As soon as he went there, it started raining.
Negative: No sooner had he gone there than it started raining.
Affirmative: As soon as the teacher entered the class, the students stood up.
Negative: No sooner had the teacher entered the class than the students stood up.
Affirmative: As soon as he saw me, he ran away.
Negative: No sooner had he seen me than he ran away.
Affirmative: As soon as the police came, the thief fled.
Negative: No sooner had the police come than the thief fled.
Rule: As ... as (Aff to Negative sentences)
Affirmative: He is as strong as a lion.
Negative: He is not less strong than a lion.
Affirmative: The man is as ferocious as a lion.
Negative: A lion is not more ferocious than the man.
Affirmative: He is as dull as an ass.
Negative: An ass is not duller than he.
Affirmative: Jim and Della were as wise as the Magi.
Negative: Jim and Della were not less wise than the Magi.
Rule: Too ... to (Aff to Negative sentences)
Affirmative: He is too weak to walk.
Negative: He is so weak that he can not walk.
Affirmative: He was too honest to take the money.
Negative: He was so honest that he could not take the money.
Affirmative: She was too poor to buy a gift for her husband.
Negative: She was so poor that she could not buy a gift for her husband.
Affirmative: He is too honest for us to disobey.
Negative: He is so honest that we cannot disobey him.
Negative: He is so honest that we cannot disobey him.
Rule: Both... and (Aff to Negative sentences)
Affirmative: He is both honest and modest.
Negative: He is not only honest but also modest.
Affirmative: He is both intelligent and honest.
Negative: He is not only intelligent but also honest.
Affirmative: Both you and your parents had gone there.
Negative: Not only you but also your parents had gone there.
Affirmative: Both you and he will go there.
Negative: Not only you but also he will go there.
Affirmative: A day laborer is sometimes happy.
Negative: A day laborer is not always happy.
Rule: Superlative Degree (Aff to Negative sentences)
Affirmative: He is the best boy in the class.
Negative: No other boy in the class is as good as he.
Affirmative: He is the best boy.
Negative: No other boy is as good as he.
Affirmative: Kabir is better than Raju.
Negative: Kabir is not as good as Raju.
Rule: Many (Aff to Negative sentences)
Affirmative: There were many boys in the class.
Negative: There were not a few boys in the class.
Affirmative: We have many good friends.
Negative: We don't have a few good friends.
Rule: A few (Aff to Negative sentences)
Affirmative: I have a few friends.
Negative: I have not many friends.
Rule: Much (Aff to Negative sentences)
Affirmative: He has much money.
Negative: He has not a little money.
Rule: A little (Aff to Negative sentences)
Affirmative: The pond has a little water.
Negative: The pond has not much water.
Rule: Continuous tense (Aff to Negative sentences)
Affirmative: He is going to the computer lab.
Negative: It is not that he is not going to the computer lab.
Affirmative: Ice floats on water.
Negative: It is not that Ice does not float on water.
Rule: Had to (Affirmative to Negative sentences)
Affirmative: He had to go there.
Negative: He could not but go there.
Basic Rule:
Affirmative: Health is wealth.
Negative: Isn't health wealth?
Affirmative: He has given up gambling for good.
Negative: He has never accepted gambling again.
Affirmative: I missed the train.
Negative: I could not catch the train.
Affirmative: He refused the money.
Negative: He did not receive the money.
Affirmative: I was doubtful of his honesty.
Negative: I was not sure of his honesty.
Affirmative: I forgot his home.
Negative: I could not remember his name.
Affirmative: The men were pleased to see it.
Negative: The men were not displeased to see it.
Affirmative: He is present in the meeting.
Negative: He is not absent from the meeting.
Affirmative: They were right in thinking so.
Negative: They were not wrong in thinking so.
Affirmative: He is not my enemy.
Negative: Dhaka is not a new city.
Affirmative: He is my friend.
Negative: He is not my enemy.
More Sentences:
The knife is sharp.
The knife is not blunt.
This is impossible.
This is not possible.
Only mina can say the answer.
None but Mina can say the answer.
Ali alone can lift the weight.
None but Ali can lift the weight.
Allah alone can help us.
None but Allah can help us.
Robin is as great as Shyam.
Shyam is not greater than Robin.
Abrar is wiser than Akbar.
Akbar is not so wise as Abrar.
An ideal teacher is respected.
An Ideal teacher is not disrespected.
We will always remember our freedom fighters.
We will never forget our freedom fighters.
The lion was too weak to prey an animal.
The lion was so weak that it could not prey an animal.
The load was too heavy for me to lift it.
The load was so heavy that I could not lift it.
The old man is too weak to carry the load.
The old man is so weak that he can not carry the load.
Akbar was the strongest king in India.
No other king was as strong as Akbar in India.
He is too shy to ask for help.
He is so shy that he will not ask for help.
Samira had only a few toys of her own.
Samira had nothing but a few toys of her own.
I have only 20 Taka in my pocket.
I have not more than 20 Taka in my pocket.
We must obey the traffic rules.
We can not but obey the traffic rules.
We must help the corona affected people.
We can not but help the corona affected people.
Students must be attentive to their teachers.
Students cannot but be attentive to their teachers.
As soon as I saw the bird, it flew away.
No sooner had I seen the bird than it flew away.
As soon as the rain started, we stopped playing.
No sooner had the rain started than we stopped playing.
Every student has an identity number.
There is no student but has an identity number.
or There is no student who has not an identity number.
or There is no student who does not have an identity number.
Everybody feels happy with a good result.
There is nobody but feels happy with a good result.
There is nobody who doesn't feel happy with a good result.
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