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The affirmative transformation for “He didn’t either go there.” is He _________ .​

Sagot :

Answer:

He went there also. // He did go there.

Explanation:

The original sentence, if I may, needs a bit of rearranging for spelling.

" He didn't go there either."

Now.

There are affirmatives and negatives.

An affirmative simply states something; a positive sentence that means something is so. Whereas a negative is its polar opposite! Meaning something is not so.

The statement is a negative (from the looks of it XD), so the best answer that this could be along the lines of is

  • "He did go there."
  • or "He did also go there."
  • or "He did go there too."

[ If it's not right, I am so sorry!! >-< I did my best. But I do hope this helps! ]

Answer:

He went there .

this is your answer

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