Affirmative to Negative Challenge

She is happy.

• She is not happy.

• She does not feel happy.

• She did not feel happy.

• She was not happy.

They play soccer.

• They are not playing soccer.

• They will not be playing soccer.

• They do not play soccer.

• They were not playing soccer.

He likes ice cream.

• He is not like ice cream.

• He will not like icecream.

• He will not have been liking ice cream.

• He does not like ice cream.

We are going to the park.

• We will not be going to the park.

• We are not going to the park.

• We have not gone to the park.

• We shall not go the park.

The dog barks loudly.

• The Dog do not bark loudly.

• The dog does not bark loudly.

• The dog is not barking loudly.

• The dog will not bark loudly.

I understood the lesson.

• I did not understand the lesson.

• I do not understand the lesson.

• I have not understood the lesson.

• I understand the lesson.

You will have a new book.

• You will not have a new book.

• You are not having a new book.

• You have not a new book.

• You have a new book.

The sun shone brightly.

• The sun not shine brightly.

• The sun did not shone brightly.

• The sun is not shining brightly.

• The sun did not shine brightly.

She will be singing beautifully.

• She will not be singing beautifully.

• She have not been singing beautifully.

• She does not sing beautifully.

• She is not being singing beautifully.

They will finish their homework.

• They will be finishing their homework.

• They are not finishing their homework.

• They will not finish their homework.

• They will finish their homework.