Question

studies English at school
Exercise 2: Change the following sentences into negative and interrogative.
a- Samir studies English at school.
Negative
Interrogative
b- Children like football.
Negative
Interrogative
- They have a new car.
Negative
Interrogative
d- He has a lot of work.
Negative
Interrogative
e- He has a computer.
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Answer 1

⇒⇒  Simple present  -  negative and interrogative forms

Exercise 2: Change the following sentences into negative and interrogative.

a- Samir studies English at school.

Negative : Samir doesn't study English at school.

Interrogative: Does Samir study English at school?

b- Children like football.

Negative: Children don't like football.

Interrogative: Do children like football?

- They have a new car.

Negative: They don't have a new car.

Interrogative: Do they have a new car?

d- He has a lot of work.

Negative: He doesn't have a lot of work.

Interrogative:  Does he have a lot of work?

e- He has a computer.

Negative:  He doesn't have a computer.

Interrogative:  Does he have a computer?

Explicação:

⇒⇒ Simple present - tempo verbal usado para indicar ações que acontecem no presente. Ele expressa sentimentos, opiniões, preferências, etc. Muitas vezes, são acompanhados de advérbios de tempo.

Auxiliares do Simple Present - Do / Does e as negativas Don't / Doesn't

Quando usamos os auxiliares, as frases ficarão na interrogativa ou na negativa.

Exemplos:

You like to study German. afirmativa

You don't like to study German. >>  negativa

Do you like to study German? >>  interrogativa

She goes home after 1pm.

She doesn't go* home after 1pm.

Does she go home after 1pm?

* Na presença do ''does'' ou doesn't'' o verbo perde o ''-s'' ou ''-es''

Exemplos:

She goes home

She doesn't go home.

Does she go home?

He plays soccer.

He doesn't play soccer.

Does he play soccer?

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