Negative Yes/No Question

Can't she drive herself to school? (Disagreeing)

• Yes, she can.

• No, she can't.

• Yes, she drives.

• No, she drives.

Doesn't this look too easy? (Disagreeing)

• Yes, it does.

• No, it doesn't.

• Yes, it looks.

• No, it looks.

Don't they need to sign these documents? (Disagreeing)

• Yes, they do.

• No, they don't.

• Yes, they need.

• No, they need.

Can't we just leave early? (Disagreeing)

• Yes, we can.

• No, we can't.

• Yes, we could.

• No, we could.

Isn't it raining outside? (Agreeing)

• Yes, it is.

• No, it isn't.

• Yes, it rains.

• No, it rains.

Couldn't we have ordered something else? (Disagreeing)

• Yes, we could.

• No, we couldn't.

• Yes, we can.

• No, we can't.

Haven't they finished the project yet? (Agreeing)

• Yes, they haven't.

• No, they have.

• Yes, they have.

• No, they haven't.

Haven't you been here before? (Disagreeing)

• Yes, I have.

• No, I haven't.

• Yes, I've been.

• No, I've been.

Shouldn't we check everything once more? (Agreeing)

• Yes, we should.

• No, we shouldn't.

• Yes, we check.

• No, we check.

Isn't she coming to the party? (Agreeing)

• Yes, she is.

• No, she isn't.

• Yes, she does.

• No, she does.