Verb to be, Present, Negative Form

Transform the following affirmative sentence into the negative form using contractions only:

She is a teacher.

(a)  

Transform the following affirmative sentence into the negative form using contractions only:

We are hungry.

(a)  

Transform the following affirmative sentence into the negative form using contractions only:

Luke is late.

(a)  

Transform the following affirmative sentence into the negative form using contractions only:

They are Spanish.

(a)  

Transform the following affirmative sentence into the negative form using contractions only:

You are happy.

(a)  

Transform the following affirmative sentence into the negative form using contractions only:

I am thirsty.

(a)  

Transform the following affirmative sentence into the negative form using contractions only:

The weather is cold.

(a)  

Transform the following affirmative sentence into the negative form using contractions only:

She is German.

(a)  

Transform the following affirmative sentence into the negative form using contractions only:

Tom is early and Linda is late.

(a)  

Transform the following affirmative sentence into the negative form using contractions only:

We are tired.

(a)