Understanding Negative and Positive Sentences

What is the main task in Exercise 1?

• Write a short essay.

• Fill in the blanks with the positive form of verbs.

• Fill in the blanks with the negative form of verbs.

• Translate sentences into another language.

In Exercise 1, what is the correct negative form for: 'My daughter ___ play with dolls'?

• don't

• doesn't

• aren't

• isn't

What is the correct negative form for: 'They ___ read books'?

• doesn't

• aren't

• don't

• isn't

What is the correct negative form for: 'People in Spain ___ have lunch at 12 o'clock'?

• aren't

• doesn't

• isn't

• don't

What is the main task in Exercise 2?

• Write a paragraph about a given topic.

• Translate sentences into another language.

• Make sentences negative and then positive using given words.

• Convert sentences into past tense.

In Exercise 2, how should you change the sentence: 'He doesn't sell computers'?

• He sells books.

• He doesn't sell anything.

• He doesn't sell books.

• He sells computers.

What is the correct positive form for: 'It doesn't make coffee'?

• It doesn't make tea.

• It makes juice.

• It makes coffee.

• It makes tea.

In Exercise 2, how should you change the sentence: 'She doesn't go to bed at 10'?

• She goes to bed at 9.

• She goes to bed at 10.

• She doesn't go to bed at 11.

• She goes to bed at 11.

What is the correct positive form for: 'You don't play the guitar'?

• You play the flute.

• You play the drums.

• You play the violin.

• You play the piano.

What is the bonus question about?

• What you read in your free time.

• What you do on weekdays.

• What you eat for lunch.

• What you don't do at weekends.