This document provides examples of how to disagree with different types of statements in English using phrases like "No I didn't", "Yes I can", and "But I didn't". It demonstrates disagreeing with affirmative statements using "No + pronoun + auxiliary + n't/not", disagreeing with questions or assumptions using "But", and disagreeing with negative statements using "Yes/but + pronoun + auxiliary". The document encourages visiting the channel "ayalasomayajula nageswar rao" on YouTube for more videos on functional and usage grammar.

1. For Primary Children
Nageswar Rao. A
Teacher of English

2. ‘You can’t do it.’
‘Yes, I can.’

3. She can’t make
her child read
herself.
‘Yes, I can.’

4. Why did you beat
‘No I didn’t.’ the egg?

5. Why did you
‘No I didn’t.’ break the clock?

6. Disagreements with
affirmative statements
are made with No +
pronoun + auxiliary +
n’t/not.
“But” is often used in disagreement
with a question or an assumption.

7. Disagreements with
negative statements
are made with Yes /
but + pronoun +
auxiliary.

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