The document provides examples of forming negative sentences in Spanish. It begins with the negative form structure of "Subject + don't + verb". It then provides exercises to conjugate verbs in the present simple tense and to form negative sentences by adding "no" or "not" after the subject and before the verb. The exercises focus on forming negatives using common verbs like "be", "have", "drink", and "like".
The document provides examples of forming negative sentences in Spanish. It begins with the negative form structure of "Subject + don't + verb". It then provides exercises to conjugate verbs in the present simple tense and to form negative sentences by adding "no" or "not" after the subject and before the verb. The exercises focus on forming negatives using common verbs like "be", "have", "drink", and "like".
The document provides examples of forming negative sentences in Spanish. It begins with the negative form structure of "Subject + don't + verb". It then provides exercises to conjugate verbs in the present simple tense and to form negative sentences by adding "no" or "not" after the subject and before the verb. The exercises focus on forming negatives using common verbs like "be", "have", "drink", and "like".
Ejercicios Conjuga los verbos entre paréntesis en present simple.
1. Anne (work) in a language school.
2. She (be) a teacher. 3. She (teach) English. 4. Her students (come) from all over the world. 5. Anne usually (go) to school by bus. 6. On the bus she (have) time to correct a few tests.
Forma oraciones negativas.
1. The children (be/not) tired.
2. Carol (have/not) any brothers or sisters. 3. I (drink/not) milk. 4. She (like/not) maths. 5. I (be/not) from England.