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1.

The negative form of the sentence "Ram goes to school." is "Ram ............................to school."

Explanation
The correct answer is "doesn't go" or "does not go" because the sentence is in the present tense and "doesn't go" is the correct negative form of the verb "to go" for the third person singular subject "Ram".

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They speak English. They ......................... English.

Explanation
The correct answer to this question is "don't speak," "do not speak." This answer is correct because it completes the sentence in a negative form, indicating that the subject does not speak English. The original sentence states that "They speak English," and by using the negative form "don't speak," it contradicts the initial statement, expressing the opposite meaning.

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We finished our work. We.......................our work.

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The correct answer is "didn't finish", or "did not finish" because it is the negative form of the verb "finish" in the present tense. By using "didn't," it indicates that the action of finishing the work is not performed.

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4.

Ram comes here. Ram ................. here.

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The correct answer is "doesn't come" or "does not come" because the sentence structure suggests that Ram is not coming to the same place. The use of "doesn't" indicates a negative statement, implying that Ram is not coming here.

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She gave me a book. She ............................ me a book.

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The correct answer is "didn't give" or "did not give" because it is the negative form of the verb "give" in the past tense. The sentence structure suggests that the person did not give the speaker a book, indicating a lack of action.

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We ate an apple. We ......................an apple.

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The given sentence states, "We ate an apple," which implies that the action of eating an apple has already taken place. The word "didn't" in the answer choice "didn't eat" indicates a negative past tense, suggesting that the action of eating an apple did not occur. Therefore, the correct answer is "didn't eat" or "did not eat," as it aligns with the information provided in the sentence.

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I have a car. I ...................a car.

Explanation
The sentence is in the present tense and states that the speaker currently possesses a car. Therefore, the correct form to complete the sentence is "don't have" or "do not have," which indicates the negative form of possession.

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8.

She had an apple. She ............................an apple.

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The correct answer is "didn't have" or "did not have" because the sentence is in the past tense, and the word "didn't" indicates a negative action or state. Therefore, it implies that she did not possess or own an apple.

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9.

My brother has a pen. My brother........................... a pen.

Explanation
The correct answer is "doesn't have" or "does not have" because it is the negative form of the verb "have" in the third person singular form. The sentence is in the present simple tense, and the subject "My brother" is singular, so we use "doesn't" instead of "don't" and "have" instead of "has" to match the subject. Therefore, the correct sentence is "My brother doesn't have a pen."

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10.

We are happy. We..........................happy.

Explanation
The given sentence states that "We are happy." The correct answer, is "aren't" or "are not." Therefore, it indicates the opposite meaning of the original sentence, suggesting that "We are not happy."

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11.

She is good. She..................good.

Explanation
The given sentence "She is good. She isn't/is not good." is an example of a negative sentence. The word "isn't" is the contraction of "is not" and is used to negate the verb "is". In this case, it is used to indicate that the subject "She" is not good, contradicting the initial statement.

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They were sad. They.......................sad.

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The correct answer is "weren't" or "were not" because it is the negative form of the verb "were," which is used to describe a state of being in the past. By using "weren't," it indicates that the subject was not sad, contradicting the initial statement.

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13.

We can help. We .........help.

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The correct answer is "can't" or "cannot" because it is the negative form of the verb "can," which is used to describe a state of being unable to do something. Using "can't" indicates that the subject isn't able to help, contradicting the initial statement.

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He has a ball. He.........................a ball.

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The correct answer is "doesn't have" or "does not" because the sentence is in the negative form, indicating that the person does not possess a ball. The word "doesn't" is a contraction of "does not," and when combined with the verb "have," it forms the negative form of the sentence.

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They have money. They.......................money.

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The given sentence states, "They have money." The correct answer, "don't have" or "do not have," is the negative form of the verb "have," indicating that the subject does not possess money. This answer choice provides the opposite meaning of the original statement, indicating the absence of money.

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Transformation Of Sentences Quiz Questions And Answers

The negative form of the sentence "Ram goes to school." is "Ram ............................to school."

They speak English. They ......................... English.

We finished our work. We.......................our work.

Ram comes here. Ram ................. here.

She gave me a book. She ............................ me a book.

We ate an apple. We ......................an apple.

I have a car. I ...................a car.

She had an apple. She ............................an apple.

My brother has a pen. My brother........................... a pen.

We are happy. We..........................happy.

She is good. She..................good.

They were sad. They.......................sad.

We can help. We .........help.

He has a ball. He.........................a ball.

They have money. They.......................money.