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Shall we start the lesson? (negative)

Shall we not start the lesson?

They can play football (positive question)

Can they play football?

He may open the window (negative)

He may not open the window.

We live in Belgium (positive question)

Do we live in Belgium?

The children are tired (negative)

The children are not tired.

She could ride a bike at six (negative)

She could not ride a bike at six.

She will open the window (negative)

She will not open the window.

Ought we to tell the teacher? (negative)

Ought we not to tell the teacher?

My brother is at home (negative question)

Is my brother not at home?

She likes ice cream (positive question)

Does she like ice cream?

The weather is nice (negative)

The weather is not nice.

Tom runs fast (negative question)

Does Tom not run fast?

The book is on the table (negative)

The book is not on the table.

We can see the mountains (negative)

We cannot see the mountains.

She can help us (positive question)

Can she help us?

It is your turn (positive question)

Is it your turn?

I shall call you tonight (negative)

I shall not call you tonight.

Would she help you? (negative)

Would she not help you?

She is happy (negative)

She is not happy.

The dog is in the garden (positive question)

Is the dog in the garden?

The students are quiet (positive question)

Are the students quiet?

He would visit his grandparents (positive question)

Would he visit his grandparents?

They are at school (negative)

They are not at school.

They might join us later (negative)

They might not join us later.

They are hungry (negative question)

Are they not hungry?

They must wear uniforms (negative)

They must not wear uniforms.

You ought to apologise (negative)

You ought not to apologise.

We must finish our homework (negative)

We must not finish our homework.

I am late (negative)

I am not late.

We are ready (positive question)

Are we ready?

He should clean his room (negative question)

Should he not clean his room?

Anna is from Germany (negative question)

Is Anna not from Germany?

We study English (positive question)

Do we study English?

The cat sleeps on the sofa (positive question)

Does the cat sleep on the sofa?

She will call you (negative question)

Will she not call you?

He can drive a car (negative question)

Can he not drive a car?

She might be at home (negative)

She might not be at home.

The teacher is strict (negative)

The teacher is not strict.

You should listen carefully (negative)

You should not listen carefully.

I walk to school (negative)

I do not walk to school.

They could stay longer (negative question)

Could they not stay longer?

He plays the piano (negative)

He does not play the piano.

They watch TV every day (negative)

They do not watch TV every day.

We would like some water (negative)

We would not like some water.

You will win the game (positive question)

Will you win the game?

He works on Saturdays (positive question)

Does he work on Saturdays?

May I borrow your pen? (negative)

May I not borrow your pen?

Our friends are here (negative)

Our friends are not here.

It is cold today (negative question)

Is it not cold today?

They could help us tomorrow (positive question)

Could they help us tomorrow?

Maria reads a book (negative question)

Does Maria not read a book?

I eat breakfast at seven (negative)

I do not eat breakfast at seven.

You are my best friend (positive question)

Are you my best friend?

He is your friend (positive question)

Is he your friend?

She can swim (negative)

She cannot swim.

They play in the park (negative)

They do not play in the park.

Grammar: Changing sentences (positive, negative, ...