Negative and Interrogative sentences in Present and Past Simple

She likes apples. (?)

• Doesn't she likes apples?

• Does she like apples?

• Does she likes apples?

• Did she likes apples?

You hate coffee. (–)

• Don't you hate coffee

• You don't hate coffee

• You doesn't hate coffee

• You don't hates coffee

We did our homework. (?)

• Did we do our homework?

• Didn't we do our homework?

• Have we do out homework?

• Do we do our homework?

They bought a new car yesteraday. (–)

• They don't bought a new car yesteraday.

• They didn't bought a new car yesteraday.

• They didn't buy a new car yesteraday.

• They don't buy a new car yesteraday.

They have a dog. (?)

• Doesn't they have a dog?

• Do they have a dog?

• Has they a dog?

• Did they having a dog?

I played computer games two days ago. (–)

• I didn't play computer games two days ago.

• I didn't played computer games two days ago.

• I doesn't played computer games two days ago.

• I don't play computer games two days ago.

We go to bed at 10 p.m. every night. (S?)

• Why we go to bed at 10 p.m. every night?

• When does we go to bed at 10 p.m. every night?

• Why do we go to bed at 10 p.m. every night?

• When do we going to bed at 10 p.m. every night

He has 3 sisters. (–)

• He hasn't 3 sisters.

• He doesn't has 3 sisters.

• He doesn't have 3 sisters.

• He didn't has 3 sisters.

My grandmother ate a big pineapple last week. (S?)

• What did my grandmother ate last week?

• Were did she eat a big pineapple last week?

• What did she eat?

• What time does she ate a big pineapple last week.

Your brother loves my sister. (–)

• Your brother doesn't love my sister.

• Your brother don't love my sister.

• Your brother loves not my sister.

• You brother doesn't loves my sister.