Negatives

Find the negative word: "Don't interrupt a speaker."

Find the negative word: "There is no reason to be cruel to another person."

Find the negative word: "Booing another team doesn't show good sportsmanship."

Find the negative word: "It's difficult, but try not to call out in class!"

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Mary and I have (no, any) plans for the weekend.

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Since she's a baby, Abby hasn't (never, ever) seen snow!

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Because he gets scared easily, my baby brother goes (anywhere, nowhere) without his favorite stuffed animal.

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I can't think of (anything, nothing) better than Book Fair Week at school!

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I have (ever, never) been to Disneyland!

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Mrs. Guthrie never goes (anywhere, nowhere) without a book.

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When it's a hot day and you're thirsty, (anything, nothing) can beat a glass of cold water!

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There isn't (nobody, anybody) who can fly.

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Don't reach for (anything, nothing) over someone else's plate!

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(Anyone, No one) disturbed the quiet of the empty classroom.

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I searched and searched, but my lost keys were (anywhere, nowhere) to be found.

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There isn't (no one, anyone) in the kitchen.