Question

Сhange negative forms into the positive forms without full stops. 1. I don’t fly 2. Paul doesn’t come 3. Kelly and Paul don’t eat

Answer 1

1. I always fly by airplane.
2. Paul always comes in time.
3. Kelly and Paul always eat fruits for dinner.

Answer 2

To change the negative forms into positive forms without using full stops, you can use the following transformations:

1. "I don't fly" becomes "I fly" - Remove the word "don't" and the negative particle "n't" to form the positive sentence.

2. "Paul doesn't come" becomes "Paul comes" - Remove the word "doesn't" and the negative particle "n't" to form the positive sentence.

3. "Kelly and Paul don't eat" becomes "Kelly and Paul eat" - Remove the word "don't" and the negative particle "n't" to form the positive sentence.

In each case, the negative forms are transformed into their corresponding positive forms by removing the negative particles and auxiliary verbs.