I *have* (possession) a car, but today I’m taking the bus.

She isn’t happy about the results because she *did* (do) well in the tests.

They *can* (ability) play football very well, but they prefer basketball.

She will join us for dinner, won’t she? No, she *will* (certainty) not.

This book is interesting, but it’s *not* (negation) what I’m looking for.

I’ve been to the new cafe, and I *didn’t* (do) like the coffee there.

We *are* (be) going to the beach this weekend, unless the weather gets bad.

He rarely eats sweets because he *does* (do) not like them.

They have already seen that movie; they *haven’t* (have) seen the new one, though.

You said you would call me, but you *didn’t* (do).

She *is* (be) not sure if she left her phone at home or lost it.

It hardly ever snows here, so we *don’t* (do) know how to ski.

I *am* (be) trying to study, but it’s too noisy outside.

He thinks he can fix the car himself, but I *don’t* (do) think that’s a good idea.

Nobody expected the team to win, but they actually *did* (do) win.

تمارين على النفي في الجمل الاستفهامية والأمرية

Don’t forget to bring your ID. — I *won’t* (will).

Isn’t it beautiful outside? — Yes, it *is* (be).

Do they not understand the assignment? — No, they *do* (do).

Hasn’t the lecture started yet? — Yes, it *has* (have).

Will you not join us for the meeting? — Sorry, I *can’t* (can).

Shouldn’t we check the documents again? — No, we *shouldn’t* (should).

Can’t you hear that noise? — No, I *can’t* (can).

Isn’t she coming to the party tomorrow? — No, she *isn’t* (is).

Don’t you agree with the decision? — Actually, I *do* (do).

Aren’t they ready to leave? — They *are* (be).

Always remember to be on time. — Yes, I *will* (will).

Never tell a lie. — I *don’t* (do).

Are you not the new manager? — Yes, I *am* (be).

Does he not understand the consequences? — Apparently, he *doesn’t* (does).

Haven’t you ever been to London? — No, I *haven’t* (have).