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English, 09.09.2020 14:01, suxy16

2 Exercise 3. Rewrite these sentences in the negative form: (for oral practice)
1. Sushant knew the correct answer.
2. She gave a frank opinion.
3. The minister forgot his promise.
4. The fire spread to the buildings in the neighbourhood.
5. The weaver wove attractive patterns.
6. My parents forgave my mistakes.
7. He forgot his duty.
8. Mother kept the money with her.
9. The moon hid behind the clouds.
10. The patient slept soundly.
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