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    Affirmative Negative Practice

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    This document provides examples and exercises to practice using the present simple tense in affirmative and negative forms in English. Specifically, it includes: 1. A gap fill exercise using the negative form of present simple verbs. 2. Multiple choice questions to identify the correct verb forms in sentences. 3. An exercise to complete sentences using "don't" or "doesn't" in the negative. 4. A transformation exercise where sentences are rewritten from affirmative to negative form using the present simple tense.

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    Affirmative Negative Practice

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    This document provides examples and exercises to practice using the present simple tense in affirmative and negative forms in English. Specifically, it includes: 1. A gap fill exercise using the negative form of present simple verbs. 2. Multiple choice questions to identify the correct verb forms in sentences. 3. An exercise to complete sentences using "don't" or "doesn't" in the negative. 4. A transformation exercise where sentences are rewritten from affirmative to negative form using the present simple tense.

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    This document provides examples and exercises to practice using the present simple tense in affirmative and negative forms in English. Specifically, it includes: 1. A gap fill exercise using the negative form of present simple verbs. 2. Multiple choice questions to identify the correct verb forms in sentences. 3. An exercise to complete sentences using "don't" or "doesn't" in the negative. 4. A transformation exercise where sentences are rewritten from affirmative to negative form using the present simple tense.

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    Affirmative Negative Practice

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    AFFIRMATIVE—NEGATIVE

    1. Fill in the gaps with the Present Simple (negative) of the verbs in brackets.

    1. David _________________ (not / watch) films in the cinema.


    2. Carol _________________ (not / like) to go to parties.
    3. My parents _________________ (not / go) to restaurants.
    4. Peter _________________ (not / close) the door when he enters.
    5. Nicole __________________ (not / obey) any rule.
    6. Jewels ___________________ (not / disappear) just like that!
    7. I ___________________ (not / like) to wait too much long.
    8. Mrs. Underwood ___________________ (not / understand) me.
    9. The students __________________ (not / identify) the subject in the sentence.

    2. Choose the correct verb form.


    4. Write the correct forms of the verbs in
    1. We go/goes to school by bus. brackets. Then rewrite the sentences into
    negative. Look at the example below.
    2. My teacher speak/speaks Italian and Japanese. e.g.: I GO to school early . ( go)
    3. We don’t/doesn’t do P.E in the classroom. I DON´T GO to school early.
    4. My friends don’t like/likes art.
    1) Cindy ________ (put on) mini skirts.
    5. My mother teach/teaches in a primary school. ________________________________________
    __________________________
    6. I don’t copy/copies their homework.
    2) The students _________ (listen) to the teacher.
    7. They finish/finishes work at 8.30 in the evening. ________________________________________
    __________________________
    8. We don’t/doesn’t think that English is easy.
    3) My class _________ (make) an excursion in May.
    ________________________________________
    __________________________
    3. Complete with Don’t or doesn’t?
    4) We ___________ (decorate) the Christmas tree
    at Christmas.
    E.g.: They……. don’t …… go to school.
    ________________________________________
    __________________________
    1) Mary _______ travel to France.
    5) I _________ (lock) the door of my office after
    2) We _______ write an essay every day.
    work.
    3) My mum _______ sell flowers.
    ________________________________________
    4) Peter and Sam _______ fish.
    __________________________
    5) I _______ talk to him about love.
    6) Phil _________ (arrive) home at 5.
    6) Kim _______ usually sit next to Mike.
    ________________________________________
    7) You _______ build houses.
    __________________________
    8) Lilith _______ teach Jim.
    7) You _________ (sleep) ten hours.
    9) They _______ forget my birthday.
    _______________________________________
    10) The train _______ arrive in time.
    8) We _________ (wear) a school uniform.
    11) Susie and you _______ go to the shop.
    ________________________________________
    12) The child _______ smile at Luke.
    9) Linda _________ (lie) in the sun in summer.
    13) My family _______ spend money on silly
    ________________________________________
    things.
    __________________________
    14) Jake _______ pick up the litter.
    10) Lisa and Frank _________ (meet) their friends
    15) Ben and I _______ collect stickers.
    after school.
    ________________________________________
    __________________________

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