✅ 1. Turn into Affirmative
๐ Rules:
Remove negative words: not, never, no, nothing, none, neither, nor.
Replace with positive equivalents.
Ensure the meaning remains appropriate.
✍️ Examples:
❌ She is not a bad singer.
✅ She is a good singer.❌ He never helps anyone.
✅ He always helps others.
✅ 2. Turn into Negative
๐ Rules:
Use not/never/no with helping verbs (is, are, do, did, have, will, etc.).
If no helping verb is present, use do/does/did depending on the tense and subject.
Avoid double negatives (e.g., “He doesn't know nothing” ❌).
✍️ Examples:
✅ She sings well.
❌ She does not sing badly.✅ He can swim.
❌ He cannot swim.
✅ 3. Turn into Simple
๐ Rules:
Change complex/compound/continuous/perfect structures into simple present/past/future tense.
Use the basic subject + verb + object pattern.
Avoid conjunctions like when, because, although, etc., if possible.
✍️ Examples:
⏱ Continuous: She is reading a book.
✅ She reads a book.๐ฐ Perfect: They have finished the task.
✅ They finished the task.⛓ Complex: When the bell rang, the students entered.
✅ The bell rang and the students entered.
✅ 4. Use "Though"
๐ Rules:
Use Though + subject + verb, to show contrast between two ideas.
Place “though” at the beginning or middle of a sentence.
Common structure:
Though + clause, main clause
Main clause though + clause
✍️ Examples:
๐ He was tired, but he went to work.
✅ Though he was tired, he went to work.✅ She smiled though she was sad.
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