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    The document provides instructions for adding "not" or "no" to sentences to make them negative, and removing "not" or "no" to make sentences positive. It contains examples of sentences that can be made negative by adding "not" or "no", and other sentences that can be made positive by removing those words. The goal is to change the meaning of the sentences from positive to negative or vice versa.

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    The document provides instructions for adding "not" or "no" to sentences to make them negative, and removing "not" or "no" to make sentences positive. It contains examples of sentences that can be made negative by adding "not" or "no", and other sentences that can be made positive by removing those words. The goal is to change the meaning of the sentences from positive to negative or vice versa.

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    The document provides instructions for adding "not" or "no" to sentences to make them negative, and removing "not" or "no" to make sentences positive. It contains examples of sentences that can be made negative by adding "not" or "no", and other sentences that can be made positive by removing those words. The goal is to change the meaning of the sentences from positive to negative or vice versa.

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    Making Negatives

    Add not or no to these sentences to make them mean


    the opposite.

    1. He is playing football tomorrow.

    2. We are working hard at school today.

    3. There are naughty boys and girls at Parson Street!

    4. This is a good picture.

    5. We are reading a good book in class.

    6. There was snow in February.

    Making positives

    Now take not and no out of these sentences to make


    them mean the opposite.

    1. A lion is not a dangerous animal.

    2. England are not going to win the World Cup this year.

    3. Homework is not good for me.

    4. There are no kind children in Year 4.

    5. There are no bears living in Bedminster.

    6. I am not looking forward to the holidays.

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