Affirmative Sentences to Negative - How to Change

How to Change Affirmative Sentences to Negative in All 12 English Tenses

(Easy Hindi Explanation with Rules and Examples)

1. Introduction

English Grammar में हर tense के sentences Affirmative (Positive) या Negative
हो सकते हैं।

• Affirmative
  Sentence
  = Positive statement (किसी बात की पुष्टि)
• Negative
  Sentence
  = Negative statement (किसी बात को नकारना)

इसमें हम 12 Tenses के affirmative
sentences को negative sentences में बदलना सीखेंगे
— आसान rules और examples के साथ।

 Affirmative Sentences to Negative –  Rules and Examples:

2. Present Tense

         I.  Present Simple Tense

Rule: Subject + do/does + not + base verb

• I/We/You/They
  → do not (don’t)
• He/She/It
  → does not (doesn’t)

Examples:

• He
  plays cricket. → He does not play cricket.
• They
  go to school. → They do not go to school.

                    II.  Present Continuous Tense

Rule: Subject + is/are/am + not + verb+ing

Examples:

• She
  is reading. → She is not reading.
• We
  are watching TV. → We are not watching TV.

         III.  Present Perfect Tense

Rule: Subject + has/have + not + past
participle

Examples:

• I
  have finished my work. → I have not finished my work.
• He
  has gone to market. → He has not gone to market.

         IV.   Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Rule: Subject + has/have + not + been +
verb+ing

Examples:

• She
  has been studying for two hours. → She has not been studying for
  two hours.
• They
  have been playing since morning. → They have not been playing since
  morning.

3. Past Tense

I.   Past Simple Tense

Rule: Subject + did not + base verb

Examples:

• He
  went to school. → He did not go to school.
• They
  played football. → They did not play football.

II.   Past Continuous Tense

Rule: Subject + was/were + not + verb+ing

Examples:

• She
  was singing. → She was not singing.
• We
  were studying. → We were not studying.

         III.  Past Perfect Tense

Rule: Subject + had + not + past
participle

Examples:

• He
  had completed the project. → He had not completed the project.
• They
  had left early. → They had not left early.

         IV.   Past Perfect Continuous Tense

Rule: Subject + had + not + been +
verb+ing

Examples:

• She
  had been working for 5 hours. → She had not been working for 5
  hours.
• We
  had been waiting since morning. → We had not been waiting since
  morning.

4. Future Tense

         I.   Future Simple Tense

Rule: Subject + will/shall + not + base
verb

Examples:

• He
  will help you. → He will not help you.
• We
  shall go to Delhi. → We shall not go to Delhi.

         II.   Future Continuous Tense

Rule: Subject + will/shall + not + be +
verb+ing

Examples:

• She
  will be cooking. → She will not be cooking.
• They
  will be travelling tomorrow. → They will not be travelling
  tomorrow.

         III.   Future Perfect Tense

Rule: Subject + will/shall + not + have +
past participle

Examples:

• He
  will have finished the work. → He will not have finished the work.
• We
  shall have left by 5 PM. → We shall not have left by 5 PM.

         IV.Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Rule: Subject + will/shall + not + have
been + verb+ing

Examples:

• She
  will have been teaching for 10 years. → She will not have been
  teaching for 10 years.
• They
  will have been working since morning. → They will not have been
  working since morning.

5. Affirmative Sentences to Negative –  Chart (All 12 Tenses)

6.   Conclusion

Affirmative से Negative sentence बनाना आसान हो जाता है अगर आप helping verbs, not का सही स्थान, और base
verb का use याद रखें।
12 tenses में negative formation की practice करने से आपका English grammar मजबूत होगा और आप
किसी भी tense में आसानी से sentences बदल पाएंगे।