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Identification Teacher Identification. Md. Abdul Barik mdabdulbarik 85@gmail. com Assistant Teacher(Computer) Nazipur Siddikia Fazil Madrasah. Patnital, Naogaon Lesson Identification. English 2 nd paper Affirmative to Negative. Class Nine Time: 45 minute

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Lesson Declaration. Transformation from affirmative to negative.

After finishing this lesson students will be able to… 1. Say the definition of assertive sentence. 2. Say kinds of assertive sentences. 3. Say the rules of changing from affirmative to negative.

Kinds of assertive sentence and its structure. Assertive Affirmative Negative Affirmative Structure: sub+Verb+object. Negative structure: sub+donot/does not/ did not+p. v+object Negative structure: sub+am, is, are, was, were, have, has, had+v+not+object

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How to convert from affirmative to negative. Only/alone/merely Affirmative: Negative: Replaced by None but(person/creator)/N othing but(things)Not more than/Not less than(Number/Age) Only Allah can help us. None but Allah can help us.

Individual Work. What is the assertive sentence?

Must Replaced by Can not but/Can not help(V+ing) Affirmative: We must obey our parents. Negative: We can not but obey our parents.

Every one/Every body/Every person/Every mother/Every+Co mmon noun/All Replaced by There is no+attached word+but+rest part Affirmative: Every mother loves her child. Negative: There is no mother but loves her child.

As soon as Replaced by No sooner had. . (v 3)…. than Affirmative: As soon as the man saw the police he ran away. Negative: No sooner had the man seen the police than he ran away.

As……. . as Replaced by Not less……than Affirmative: Shimi is as wise as Rimi. Negative: Shimi is not less wise than Rimi.

Too………. to Replaced by So……. . that+su b+can not/could not+verb Affirmative: He is too weak to walk. Negative : He is so weak that he can not walk.

Absolute superlative degree Replaced by No other+rest part of superlative degree+so+positi ve deg. +as+sub. Affirmative: Dhaka is the biggest city in Bangladesh. Negative: No other city in Bangladesh is as good as Dhaka.

Always Replaced by Never+opposite word Affirmative: Rony always attends the class. Negative: Rony never misses the class.

Sometimes affirmative sentences are Replaced by Using opposite word(before the word) “not” is used Affirmativee: I shall remember you. Negative : I shall not forget you.