Affirmative stantements

1. I flew a kite.
2. Freeda likes chocolate pancakes.
3. Ravi met his school friends unexpectedly at the mall last evening.
4. As soon as my father saw me, he hugged me.
5. Shaun works as a surgeon and Lea works as an IT professional at the San
Jose International Hospital
6. I have a puppy.
7. My brother bought fifty varieties of fighter fish.
8. There is a three-storeyed house in the corner of the street.
9. Manu is the new manager.
10. Tokyo is the capital of Japan.
11. My phone has two displays.
12. The teacher gave us our marksheets.
13. It has been raining since yesterday morning.
14. Miya is my best friend.
15. She is wearing a black saree.
Negative stantements
1. I am not flying to England.
2. That isn't the way to Nashville.
3. They are not from Ecuador.
4. He wasn't eating white rice.
5. We were not sad when he moved away.
6. They don't practice yoga.
7. She did not like Bikhram yoga.
8. He doesn't have to commute to work.
9. They will not be joining us for dinner tonight.
10. She won't be attending the Met Gala this year.
11. These aren't pistachios.
12. They weren't playing poker.
13. She is not a teacher.
14. I do not like anything sweet.
15. I do not have an extra pencil to lend you
Question
1. What is your name?
2. Why are you late?
3. Where are you from?
4. When can you come?
5. Whose book is this?
6. Whom did you meet?
7. Which book is it?
8. How will you do it?
9. What are your plans for the holidays?

10. Where are you going?

11. When is your father leaving for Turkey?

12. What are your plans for the holidays?

13. Where are you going?

14. When is your father leaving for Turkey?

15. What are the things that we will have to carry with us?

DAVID ANTONIO QUINTANILLA ESCOBAR