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    Present Simple Positive with other verbs

    Gleissner Ferreira
    Make affirmative, negative and interrogative present simple sentences.

    1. (he / go to school every day)


    Affirmative: He goes to school every day.
    Negative: He doesn’t go to school every day.
    Interrogative: Does he go to school every day?

    2. (I / like swimming)
    Affirmative: I like swimming.
    Negative: I don’t like swimming.
    Interrogative: Do I like swimming?
    3. (you / play badminton on Saturdays)
    Affirmative: You play badminton on Saturdays.
    Negative: You don’t play badminton on Saturdays.
    Interrogative: Do you play badminton on Saturdays?
    4. (the class / begin at 9am)
    Affirmative: The class begins at 9am.
    Negative: The class doesn’t begin at 9am.
    Interrogative: Does the class begin at 9am?
    5. (they / sometimes go to the cinema)
    Affirmative: They sometimes go to the cinema.
    Negative: They sometimes don’t go to the cinema.
    Interrogative: Do they sometimes go to the cinema?
    6. (she / love chocolate)
    Affirmative: She loves chocolate.
    Negative: She doesn’t love chocolate.
    Interrogative: Does she love chocolate?
    7. (we / study French)
    Affirmative: We study French.
    Negative: We don’t study French.
    Interrogative: Do we study French?

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