Make the sentence negative. Does anything make you happy?

Doesn't nothing make you happy?

Doesn't anything make you happy.

Doesn't anything make you happy?

Make the sentence negative. We can play rounders later on.

Can't we play rounders later on?

We could play rounders later on.

We won't play rounders later on.

We can't play rounders later on.

Make the sentence negative. Did you go anywhere for your holiday?

Didn't you go anywhere for your holiday.

You didn't go anywhere for your holiday.

You went nowhere for your holiday?

Didn't you go anywhere for your holiday?

Make the sentence negative. She should wear sensible shoes for P.E.

She shouldn't wear sensible shoes for P.E.

Shouldn't she wear sensible shoes for P.E.?

She should wear sensible shoes for P.E., not.

She should wear not sensible shoes for P.E.

Make the sentence negative. I saw him just a minute ago.

Didn't I see him just a minute ago?

I didn't see him just a minute ago.

I saw him not just a minute ago.

Make the sentence negative. Was there a parcel in the post for me today?

There wasn't nothing in the post for me today?

Wasn't there a parcel for me in the post today?

Was there a parcel for me not in the post today?

Was there a parcel for not me in the post today?

Make the sentence negative. The dog is gnawing its bone.

Is the dog not gnawing its bone?

It's not the dog that is gnawing its bone.

The dog is gnawing not its bone.

The dog is not gnawing its bone.

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KS2 English Negatives Quiz

Explore the power of negative sentences in this KS2 English quiz. Practise turning statements into their opposites and strengthen your grammar and writing skil…

Written by Rebecca HughesReviewed by Dr. Emma ClarkeUpdated 17 Mar 2026

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Topic: Negatives

Questions: 10

Duration: 10 min

Difficulty: ★★ Medium

Focus: applying Negatives with consistent method and answer precision.

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Explore the power of negative sentences in this KS2 English quiz. Practise turning statements into their opposites and strengthen your grammar and writing skills.

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