Question

2. Mude as frases para as formas afirmativa, negativa ou interrogativa:

1. You know the answer.


2. He has breakfast at 8 o’clock.



3. Some schoolgirls don’t wear uniforms.


4. Does she cut her husband’s hair?


5. She does her homework everyday. ​

Answer 1

Resposta:

1-

Affirmative: You know the answer

Negative: You don't know the answer

Interrogative: Do you know the answer?

2

Affirmative: He has breakfast at 8 o'clock

Negative: He doesn't have breakfast at 8 o'clock

Interrogative: Does he has breakfast at 8 o'clock?

3

Affirmative: Some schoolgirls wear uniforms

Negative: Some shoolgirls don't wear uniforms

Interrogative: Do some schoolgirls wear uniuforms?

4

Affirmative: She cuts her husband's hair

Negative: She doesn't cut her husband's hair

Interrogative: Does she cut her husband's hair?

5

Affirmative: She does her homework everyday

Negative: She doesn't do her homework everyday

Interrogative: Does she do her homework everyday?

Explicação:

Afirmativa: mantém o verbo.

Negativa: acrescenta-se don't para a primeira e segunda pessoa, além da terceira pessoa do plural; acrescenta-se doesn't para a primeira pessoa do singular (AMBOS ANTES DO VERBO DA FRASE)

Ex: She loves eating (Para tornar a sentença negativa, colocaríamos o doesn't antes do verbo "loves" e retirariamos o "s" do verbo: She doesn't love eating)

Interrogativa: Mesma regra da negativa, só que o don't e o doesn't vêm no começo da frase, antes do sujeito.

Ex: She loves eating (Para tornar a sentença interrogativa, colocaríamos o doesn't no começo da frase e retiraríamos o "s" do verbo: Does she love eating?)