Present Simple Practice 22.10.2023

Change the following sentence into a negative sentence: I eat breakfast every morning.

• I rarely eat breakfast every morning.

• I do not eat breakfast every morning.

• I sometimes eat breakfast every morning.

• I never eat breakfast every morning.

Rewrite the following sentence as a yes/no question: They play soccer on Saturdays.

• Do they play soccer on weekdays?

• Do they play soccer on Saturdays?

• Are they playing soccer on Saturdays?

• Do they not play soccer on Saturdays?

Make the following sentence negative: She goes to school by bus.

• She never goes to school by bus.

• She does not go to school by bus.

• She doesn't go to school by bus.

• She isn't going to school by bus.

Form a yes/no question from the sentence: We watch TV in the evening.

• Do we not watch TV in the evening?

• Do we watch TV in the morning?

• Do we watch TV in the evening?

• Do we watch TV in the afternoon?

Turn the sentence into a negative form: He always helps his friends.

• He does not always help his friends.

• He seldom helps his friends.

• He rarely helps his friends.

• He never helps his friends.

Transform the sentence into a yes/no question: They live in London.

• Do they live in London?

• Are they living in London?

• Are they from London?

• Do they not live in London?

Change the sentence into a negative form: My parents work on weekdays.

• My parents don't work on weekdays.

• My parents aren't working on weekdays.

• My parents never work on weekdays.

• My parents do not work on weekdays.

Rewrite the sentence as a yes/no question: She speaks three languages fluently.

• Does she speak three languages fluently?

• Does she not speak three languages fluently?

• Is she fluent in three languages?

• Can she speak three languages fluently?

Make the following sentence negative: We go to the park every Sunday.

• We never go to the park every Sunday.

• We do not go to the park every Sunday.

• We sometimes go to the park every Sunday.

• We rarely go to the park every Sunday.

Form a yes/no question from the sentence: They play the guitar.

• Are they play the guitar?

• Are they playing the guitar?

• They play the guitar?

• Do they play the guitar?