In this lesson, we shall learn to form negative answers about the completed action using ‘has’.
Construction of a negative answer using ‘has’
The structure of a negative answer is as follows:
- No, + subject (he/she/it/any other singular noun) + has not + past participle of the main verb+ other words + full stop (.)
Formation of short negative answers using ‘has’
We use the first verb of a question to form the short answer. It may be an auxiliary verb or a form of ‘be.
In this lesson, we answer the questions starting with ‘has in the present tense.
So, the formation of a short negative answer is as follows:
- No, + subject (he/she/it/any other singular noun) + hasn’t + full stop (.)
Examples of ‘has’ in a negative answer
Let’s see how to use ‘has’ in the negative answers about the completed action with some examples.
In brief, we can say:
- No, he hasn’t.
- No, she hasn’t.
- No, it hasn’t.
Here are some examples. The formation is as above.
Let’s Have a look-
- No, a herd of antelope has not seen us hiding by the tree.(No, it hasn’t
- No, a litter of cubs has not seen a lioness hunting an animal.(No, it hasn’t.)
- No, he has not done well in his exams.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, she has not travelled the entire world.(No, she hasn’t.)
- No, John has not lost his wallet at the mall.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, she has not heard about that scheme of investment.(No, she hasn’t.)
- No, Ravina has not adopted two girls.(No, she hasn’t.)
- No, a tiger has not hunted a deer.(No, it hasn’t.)
- No, she has not solved so many difficulties during her work period.(No, she hasn’t.)
- No, he has not applied for the job of medical officer at the railway hospital.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, she has not seen a ghost at the corner of a building.(No, she hasn’t.)
- No, Krishna has not collected so many postage stamps.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, my mother has not made a cake for my birthday party.(No, she hasn’t.)
- No, she has not spent her holidays with her family.(No, she hasn’t.)
- No, a worker has not washed my car with a new cleaning liquid today.(No, he/she hasn’t.)
- No, he has not watched that film four times.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, she has not cleaned the kitchen before going to bed.(No, she hasn’t.)
- No, her son has not spent all the money on foreign trips.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, Aditya has not participated in the international film festival.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, she has not told me about that incident before.(No, she hasn’t.)
- No, a singer has not sung this song so beautifully.(No, he/she hasn’t.)
- No, he has not bought a new car for his sister on her birthday.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, a courier boy has not delivered my documents in a plastic pouch.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, he has not washed his hands and face before dinner.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, a lotus flower has not bloomed in the pond.(No, it hasn’t.)
- No, she has not completed her interior assignment in four hours.(No, she hasn’t.)
- No, he has not received an expensive wristwatch as a gift on his birthday.(No, he hasn’t.)
- No, the banana has not turned brown.(No, it hasn’t.)
- No, a student has not answered thirty difficult questions correctly.(No, he/she hasn’t.)
- No, he has not expanded his company’s operations this year.(No, he hasn’t.)
Related Lessons-
- Use of ‘am’ to explain the state of being
- Use of is to tell about the profession
- Use of pronoun ‘these’ in questions
- Use of will in negative answers
- Use of have in the questions