Change the affirmative sentence into a negative sentence without changing the meaning: Shyla is smarter than Parth.
A
Shyla is not smarter than Parth.
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B
Parth is not as smart as Shyla.
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C
Parth is much smarter than Shyla.
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D
Shyla cannot be foolish.
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Solution
The correct option is C Parth is not as smart as Shyla. A negative sentence has a negative word like , 'no', 'not', 'never' before the verb. Alternately, it has a negative noun like 'nobody' or 'nothing'.
Option A is incorrect because the meaning of the sentence is different from the original sentence.
Option B is correct because it has the word, 'not' and it also means the same as the original sentence.
Option C is incorrect because it has no negative word. Hence, it is an affirmative sentence.
Option D conveys a different meaning which describes Shyla independently. Whereas the original sentence compares Shyla with Parth. Hence, this answer is incorrect.