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Hi,
I have been studying negation for last 3 days and i am clear about most of the concepts. i understand the usage of ALL,SOME, MOST, EVERY, etc.But in sentences where these markers aren't present i seem to lose track examples of such sentences are given below.How do we deal with them. please help..
1)The tax increase will result in more revenue for the government.
2. The council member could reverse her position.
4. The pattern of behavior in adolescents is not necessarily determined by
the environment they are raised in.
5. Organic farming methods promote crop resistance to pest attack.
regards
salaj
I have been studying negation for last 3 days and i am clear about most of the concepts. i understand the usage of ALL,SOME, MOST, EVERY, etc.But in sentences where these markers aren't present i seem to lose track examples of such sentences are given below.How do we deal with them. please help..
1)The tax increase will result in more revenue for the government.
2. The council member could reverse her position.
4. The pattern of behavior in adolescents is not necessarily determined by
the environment they are raised in.
5. Organic farming methods promote crop resistance to pest attack.
regards
salaj
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if you are talking abut negating the above sentences ,its very simple. Just add a not wherever possible and vice versa.
)The tax increase will not result in more revenue for the government.
2. The council member could not reverse her position.
4. The pattern of behavior in adolescents is
the environment they are raised in.
5. Organic farming methods don't promote crop resistance to pest attack.
If you have more questions let me know.
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