Question

Make the positive sentences negatives.
This exercise is difficult.
We're from Spain
My grandmother's name's Adelaide
The kids are in the garden.
You're English.
My car is very expensive.
This is my student's notebook.
These photographs are very nice.
Alex is twenty-five years old.
I'm fine.
ayúdeme pliss

Answer 1

this exercise isn`t difficult
we aren`t from Spain
my grandmother`s name isn`t Adelaide
the kids aren`t in the garden
you aren`t english
my care isn`t very expensive
this isn`t my student`s notebook
these photographs aren`t very nice
Alex isn`t twenty five years old
i`m not fine

Answer 2

Se convierten las siguientes oraciones (positives) en presente simple a su forma negativa (negatives):

1. This exercise isn't difficult.
2. We're not from Spain
3. My grandmother's name's not Adelaide
4. The kids aren't in the garden.
5. You're not English.
6. My car isn't very expensive.
7. This isn't my student's notebook.
8. These photographs aren't very nice.
9. Alex isn't twenty-five years old.
10. I'm not fine.

Presente simple con el verbo to be

Para formar oraciones negativas en presente simple con el verbo to be debemos seguir la siguiente estructura:

Sujeto + verbo to be (am not / isn't / aren't) + complemento.

En este caso las palabras am/ is / are significan soy / es / son o estoy / esta /estamos en español. Su uso dependerá del pronombre que se esté utilizando, por lo cual debemos identificar si el pronombre es singular o plural, de la siguiente manera:

• Usamos “is” cuando empezamos las oraciones con los pronombres He, She o It. (Singular)
• Usamos "am" cuando empezamos las oraciones con I. (Singular)
• Usamos “are” cuando empezamos las oraciones con los pronombres You, They o We. (Plural)

Para ver más oraciones con el verbo to be consulta aquí brainly.lat/tarea/160136

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