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Task Overview:

The task requires converting the given affirmative sentences into their negative forms. The examples provided show how to form negatives in different tenses (present simple, present continuous, past simple, etc.). We will follow the same pattern to convert each sentence.

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Solution:

#### 1. Layla is in class 9H.
- Affirmative: Layla is in class 9H.
- Negative: Layla is not in class 9H.

#### 2. James knows the answer to question number two.
- Affirmative: James knows the answer to question number two.
- Negative: James does not know the answer to question number two.

#### 3. Layla was in London last month.
- Affirmative: Layla was in London last month.
- Negative: Layla was not in London last month.

#### 4. Carl played football in New Zealand.
- Affirmative: Carl played football in New Zealand.
- Negative: Carl did not play football in New Zealand.

#### 5. Carl goes to the beach every day in England.
- Affirmative: Carl goes to the beach every day in England.
- Negative: Carl does not go to the beach every day in England.

#### 6. Carl was born in Scotland.
- Affirmative: Carl was born in Scotland.
- Negative: Carl was not born in Scotland.

#### 7. Sweet Sue arrived at the Rileys' house before Smart Alec.
- Affirmative: Sweet Sue arrived at the Rileys' house before Smart Alec.
- Negative: Sweet Sue did not arrive at the Rileys' house before Smart Alec.

#### 8. Dylan and James are in class 9K.
- Affirmative: Dylan and James are in class 9K.
- Negative: Dylan and James are not in class 9K.

#### 9. They were in an Art class yesterday morning.
- Affirmative: They were in an Art class yesterday morning.
- Negative: They were not in an Art class yesterday morning.

#### 10. Sweet Sue runs the London marathon every day.
- Affirmative: Sweet Sue runs the London marathon every day.
- Negative: Sweet Sue does not run the London marathon every day.

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Final Answers:

1. Layla is not in class 9H.
2. James does not know the answer to question number two.
3. Layla was not in London last month.
4. Carl did not play football in New Zealand.
5. Carl does not go to the beach every day in England.
6. Carl was not born in Scotland.
7. Sweet Sue did not arrive at the Rileys' house before Smart Alec.
8. Dylan and James are not in class 9K.
9. They were not in an Art class yesterday morning.
10. Sweet Sue does not run the London marathon every day.

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Explanation:

- Present Simple: Add "do/does not" before the verb (e.g., "Sweet Sue does not run").
- Present Continuous: Add "is/am/are not" before the verb (e.g., "Layla is not in class").
- Past Simple: Add "did not" before the verb (e.g., "Carl did not play").
- Past Continuous: Add "was/were not" before the verb (e.g., "They were not in an Art class").

Each sentence is converted by following the appropriate rule for its tense.

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Final Answer Box:

\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
1. \text{Layla is not in class 9H.} \\
2. \text{James does not know the answer to question number two.} \\
3. \text{Layla was not in London last month.} \\
4. \text{Carl did not play football in New Zealand.} \\
5. \text{Carl does not go to the beach every day in England.} \\
6. \text{Carl was not born in Scotland.} \\
7. \text{Sweet Sue did not arrive at the Rileys' house before Smart Alec.} \\
8. \text{Dylan and James are not in class 9K.} \\
9. \text{They were not in an Art class yesterday morning.} \\
10. \text{Sweet Sue does not run the London marathon every day.}
\end{array}
}
\]