Using 'It's' and Negation in Sentences

This video tutorial explores sentence patterns using adjectives and infinitives, focusing on the contraction 'it's' and how to form negative sentences. It covers common adjectives paired with 'it's' and demonstrates how to use infinitives to extend sentences. The tutorial provides examples of both positive and negative sentence structures, emphasizing the use of prefixes to form negatives.

What is the contraction for 'it is' used in sentence patterns?

• isn't

• it

• it's

• its

How do you make a sentence negative using 'not'?

• Replace the adjective with 'not'

• Add 'not' after the adjective

• Add 'not' before the adjective

• Use 'isn't' instead of 'it's'

Which of the following is a correct example of using 'it's' with 'hard'?

• It's hard to do

• It's hard do

• It's hard doing

• It's hard done

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'it's' with an adjective?

• It's easy to do

• It's hard to do

• It's not possible

• It's necessary do

How do you express that something is not easy using 'it's'?

• It's not easy do

• It's not easy doing

• It's not easy done

• It's not easy to do

What is the opposite of 'possible' when using 'it's'?

• Nonpossible

• Dispossible

• Impossible

• Unpossible

Which of the following is a correct negative form of 'it's possible'?

• It's un-possible

• It's dis-possible

• It's not possible

• It's non-possible

Which prefix is used to make 'necessary' negative?

• Un-

• In-

• Dis-

• Non-

What is the correct negative form of 'it's necessary'?

• Both A and B

• It's non-necessary

• It's not necessary

• It's unnecessary

How can you extend a sentence using 'it's' with an infinitive?

• By adding 'or' and a verb

• By adding 'and' and a verb

• By adding 'to' and a verb

• By adding 'but' and a verb