C. Rewrite the sentences. Make the affirmative sentences negative and the
negative sentences affirmative.
1. There isn't a chair in this room.
→ There is a chair in this room.
2. There are some students in the classroom.
3. There are some pencils on the desk.
4. There is a car near the tree.
5. There aren't any plants in the garden.
6. There are some books on the shelf.
7. There is a bin near the desk.
2. There are some students in the classroom.
There aren't any students in the classroom.
3. There are some pencils on the desk.
There aren't any pencils on the desk.
4. There is a car near the tree.
There isn't a car near the tree.
5. There aren't any plants in the garden.
There are some plants in the garden.
6. There are some books on the shelf.
There aren't any books on the shelf.
7. There is a bin near the desk.
There isn't a bin near the desk.
2. There are some students in the classroom.
-> There aren't some students in the classroom.
3. There are some pencils on the desk.
-> There aren't some pencils on the desk.
4. There is a car near the tree.
-> There isn't a car near the tree.
5. There aren't any plants in the garden.
-> There are any plants in the garden.
6. There are some books on the shelf.
-> There aren't some books on the shelf.
7. There is a bin near the desk.
-> There isn't a bin near the desk.
