English Practice Sheets-Grade-10

Change Affirmative to Negative Worksheet-1

Multiple-Choice Questions:

Transform the affirmative sentence into a negative sentence without changing its meaning:

1. That man is extremely clever.

(A) That man is not extremely clever.

(B) That man is no fool.

(C) That man is very clever, no?

(D) That man isn’t clever.

2. It was sheer, brutal slavery.

(A) It was nothing but brutal slavery.

(B) It was not sheer, brutal slavery.

Change Affirmative to Negative Worksheet-2

Multiple-Choice Questions:

Transform the affirmative sentence into a negative sentence without changing its meaning:

1. I was doubtful whether she would come.

(A) I was sure that she would come.

(B) I was not sure that she would come.

(C) I was not doubtful whether she would come.

(D) I was doubtful whether she would not come.

2. As soon as he came, he made sure that everything was alright.

(A) No sooner did he come, than he made sure that everything was alright.

Change Affirmative to Negative Worksheet-3

Multiple-Choice Questions:

Transform the affirmative sentence into a negative sentence without changing its meaning:

1. The two siblings are quite unlike each other.

(A) The two siblings are quite like each other.

(B) The two siblings are not quite unlike each other.

(C) The two siblings are not like each other.

(D) The two siblings are just not unlike each other.

2. He sometimes says foolish things.

(A) He does not always say foolish things.

(B) He sometimes does not say foolish things.