Negative Forms of English Sentences

This video tutorial explains how to use negative forms of present simple B verbs. It covers the structure of negative sentences using 'am not', 'is not', and 'are not'. The lesson includes examples such as 'I am not from France' and 'he is not Mexican'. Viewers are encouraged to practice by creating their own sentences and to engage with the content by leaving comments and subscribing.

What is the correct negative form of 'I am'?

• I amn't

• I not am

• I am not

• I isn't

How do you make 'he is' negative?

• He am not

• He isn't

• He is not

• He not is

Which of the following is a correct negative sentence?

• I amn't from France

• I is not from France

• I am not from France

• I not am from France

What is the negative form of 'she is'?

• She isn't

• She is not

• She am not

• She not is

Which sentence is correct?

• They am not from England

• They are not from England

• They not are from England

• They isn't from England

How do you say 'we are' in negative form?

• We not are

• We are not

• We am not

• We isn't

Which of the following is a correct negative sentence?

• We am not soccer players

• We isn't soccer players

• We not are soccer players

• We are not soccer players

What is the negative form of 'they are'?

• They not are

• They are not

• They am not

• They isn't

Which sentence is correct?

• He is not a chef

• He not is a chef

• He am not a chef

• He isn't a chef

How do you say 'she is' in negative form?

• She not is

• She is not

• She isn't

• She am not