Change to affirmative sentence

Also...

There is everything right with(/about) them.

It depends on the context, though, it would be safe to presume that nothing could be replaced by everything.

Anonymous Change to affirmative sentence. There is nothing wrong with them.

I'd say it's already affirmative. It affirms that there is nothing wrong with them.

CJ

CalifJimI'd say it's already affirmative. It affirms that there is nothing wrong with them.

Interesting. I think this has more to do with the negative no-. We can also analyze both utterances as possible answers to a question:

Q: Is there anything wrong with them?
A1: Yes, there is something wrong with them.<---- aff

ozzourtiInteresting.

I thought so, too.

ozzourtiI think it has more t

Everything is not ok with them

Everything is correct with them.

My Question is

There is nothing to argue about it.

(Make it affirmative)