Interchange of interrogative and affirmative sentences

Interchange of interrogative and assertive sentences

Here generally affirmative questions imply negative answer and vice versa. Examples are as follows:

Interrogative: Who does not wishes to be happy.

Assertive: Everybody wishes to be happy.

Interrogative: Can I ever forget you?

Assertive: I can never forget you.

Interrogative: If you poison us, do we not die?

Assertive: If you poison us, we shall die.

Interrogative: If you prick us, do we not bleed.

Assertive: If you prick us we shall bleed.

Interrogative: If you tickle us, do we not laugh?

Assertive: If you tickle us we shall laugh.

Interrogative: If you wrong us, shall we not take revenge?

Assertive: If you wrong us, we shall take revenge.

Interrogative: O death, where is thy sting?

Assertive: O death, thy sting is no where.

Interrogative: O grave, where is thy grave?

Assertive: O grave, thy grave is no where.

Interrogative: Who can bear an unprovoked insult.

Assertive: No one can bear an unprovoked insult.

Interrogative: Who does not know him.

Assertive: Everyone knows him.

Interrogative: Are you not a cowered?

Assertive: You are a coward.

Interrogative: Was he not a villain to do such a deed?

Assertive: He was a villain to do such a deed.