In Japanese grammar, the Negative Form refers to the conjugation of verbs to express negation. This important aspect of the language allows speakers to convey that an action is not taking place or to negate a statement. There are two main ways of forming the negative form in Japanese: (1) by using the auxiliary verb ない (nai) after the stem of a verb, and (2) by using the negative te-form of a verb. In this exercise, you will practice filling in the blanks to create sentences using the negative form of Japanese verbs.