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Hanuman_2000 Posted 9 years ago
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Hello,
1. She always sing a song.
The negative of the above sentence would be-
A. She does not always sing a song.
B. She does not any time sing a song.
Are both #A and #B possible?
Thanks.
1. She always sing a song.
The negative of the above sentence would be-
A. She does not always sing a song.
B. She does not any time sing a song.
Are both #A and #B possible?
Thanks.
Top answer
hanuman_2000 1. She always sing s a song. Correct as shown.
- hanuman_2000 1.
- She always sing s a song.
- Correct as shown.
- hanuman_2000 A.
- She does not always sing a song.
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hanuman_20001. She always sings a song.Correct as shown.
hanuman_2000A. She does not always sing a song.Correct.
hanuman_2000B. She does not any time sing a song.Wrong.
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Hello,
1. I never play chess.
The negative of the above.
A. I don't ever play chess.
B. I don't never play cricket. (This seems wrong.)
2. I have some money.
The negative of the above.
2A. I don't have some money.
2B. I don't have any money.
I would like to know when an assertive sentence is changed into a non
1. I never play chess.
The negative of the above.
A. I don't ever play chess.
B. I don't never play cricket. (This seems wrong.)
2. I have some money.
The negative of the above.
2A. I don't have some money.
2B. I don't have any money.
I would like to know when an assertive sentence is changed into a non
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hanuman_20001. I never play chess.OK
hanuman_2000A. I don't ever play chess.This is not often used, but it has the same meaning as your first sentence.
hanuman_2000B. I don't never play cricket. (This seems wrong.)It is wrong.
hanuman_20002. I have some money.
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