Difference between affirmative and negative sentences
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Gaurav Seth 5 years, 2 months ago
Affirmative sentences are sentences that give a positive sense, as opposed to negative sentences. They tell us what something or something has, does, or is. For example,
He is a doctor. (Tells us what someone is)
My uncle has a big house. (Tells us what someone has)
She danced with me. (Tells us what someone does)
Affirmative sentences are the opposite of negative sentences. Negative sentences tell us what something or something doesn’t have, can’t do, or isn’t.
Affirmative Sentence
Negative Sentence
You should listen to her.
You shouldn’t listen to her.
It’s raining.
It’s not raining.
She is a teacher.
She is not a teacher.
The dog barked.
The dog didn’t bark.
The house was destroyed by the fire.
The house wasn’t destroyed by the fire.
Thumbelina was very small.
Thumbelina was not very small.
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