Convert this sentence into Negative: The students will be dancing at the party.
A. The students will not be dancing at the party.
B. The students will not have danced at the party.
C. The students will not dance at the party.
D. The students will be not dancing at the party.
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What does your new boyfriend look like?
A. He’s tall and thin.
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C. He likes swimming.
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“They say the company is choosing a new manager”.
A. The company is said to choose a new manager.
B. It is said that the new manager is chosen.
C. The company is said to be choosing a new manager.
D. The company is being said to choose a new manager.