Utter below negative meaning word groups 4-5 times aloud. 

Group 1:

They seldom come to an agreement.

It’s worth hardly anything.

I could scarcely believe my eyes.

No one else gave an explanation.

She looks barely twenty or twenty-two.

I’ve never had a desire for it.

Nobody showed it to me.

She was barely able to walk.

Not all of it could have been wrong.

You’re doing good to hardly anyone.

Nobody will agree to this.

I expected her not to do it.

I had hardly ever done the washing up.

Hardly anything interested her.

They’re very seldom seen together.

Not everybody likes it.

Nothing was known about it.

I had scarcely reached there when your call came.

No one has been making any accusation against you.

It annoyed me not to have been consulted.

There’ll be no one else.

Hardly anybody takes notice of all this.

Put no more in it.

He paid nothing to them.

What they do is none of my business.

Group 2:

He wasn’t doing anything whatsoever.

They make no allowance for it.

Not everybody can go inside.

You’re scarcely asking anything.

There’s no need whatsoever to meet them.

He’d scarcely ever have made such a decision.

No one offered a suggestion.

Hardly anybody supported it.

You’ve eaten scarcely any.

He could hardly get up.

He was so weak that he could barely utter a word.

No one had earned that kind of a reputation.

She hardly ever loses her temper.

None of them earned money.

She seldom makes a complaint.

I wanted neither of them.

He’s buying none of it.

She wasn’t the least bit surprised.

None of you take care of your health.

He’s never made an attack on anybody.

She was hardly more than six or seven.

Nobody follows the procedure.

He gets angry very rarely.

You said nothing.

He almost never started trying.

Group 3:

She’s taken all that trouble for nothing.

Not many are happy.

Their M.D. is scarcely more than a boy.

He has almost no friends.

None of you have done business with them.

It made no sense to him.

Hardly anybody made a comment.

His first child is barely one year old.

He rarely goes for a walk.

She has no musical ability whatsoever.

Nobody ever does a thing like this.

Nothing else matters.

It could have fooled nobody.

None of them pays attention to all this.

Nobody will help you.

There’d been no rain.

He left nothing for her.

She’ll barely gain an advantage.

I saw nobody.

He had hardly anywhere to go.

Nobody would have been taking an interest in it.

There was no argument whatsoever.

He had hardly left the office when they called him.

Nobody was giving them any help.

Give him no more.

Group 4:

Not everyone reached a decision.

She pretended not to have seen me.

I don’t think he ever liked her.

We could find it nowhere.

No one wanted any more.

She seldom smiled.

She’d been eating hardly anything.

You’d have heard of it never before.

She’s not following advice.

He was stupid not to have done his best.

He has almost no interest in things like these.

She wants none of them.

He almost never smiles.

No mechanic is prepared to repair it.

He smiles so rarely.

You need ask nothing else.

Not everybody can tolerate it.

They invited hardly anybody from there for the party.

He wasn’t happy in the least.

No one enjoyed the music.

I had hardly any money.

She doesn’t have any musical ability whatsoever.

He would hardly be giving us encouragement.

He didn’t resist in the least.

None of them paid for it.

Group 5:

You’d said nothing at all.

Nothing ever gets done in an office like this.

I trust nobody here.

They didn’t give him any advice whatsoever.

There’s been nothing new.

Not for nothing is he their leader.

Nothing annoys me like this kind of behaviour.

There’s no more sugar left.

I never ever believed he was guilty.

He too seldom praises people.

None of us had been finding time for it.

He wasn’t the least bit interested.

We were scarcely ever apart.

Not one of you is giving an answer.

They didn’t hurt her in the slightest.

He never does any harm to anybody.

We could understand hardly a word.

I was going nowhere in particular.

Not all he says is true.

He’s been giving no trouble.

She wasn’t a bit shocked.

She eats hardly anything nowadays.

There’s nothing to be done now.

You should never have given him permission to do it.

Tell him not to wait for me.

Group 6:

you’ll find it nowhere else.

Things haven’t changed in the slightest.

Not everybody can use it properly.

It seldom rains there.

Not much has been lost.

He’s rarely lost his temper like this.