Add -s/-es
Come
Comes
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pizza / I / every day / eat
I eat pizza every day.
Put the following sentence into negative:
I eat pizza every day.
I don’t eat pizza every day.
Put the following sentence into interrogative:
You speak four languages.
Do you speak four languages?
cesdna
dances
Stay
Stays
Build an affirmative sentence (make changes if necessary)
pizza / Mary / every day / eat
Mary eats pizza every day.
Put the following sentence into negative:
Mary eats pizza every day.
Mary doesn’t eat pizza every day.
Put the following sentence into interrogative:
Mary speaks three languages.
Does Mary speak four languages?
semoc
comes
Study
Studies
Build an affirmative sentence (make changes if necessary)
often / I / for dinner / a / eat / sandwich
I often eat a sandwich for dinner.
Put the following sentence into negative:
I often eat a sandwich for dinner.
I don’t often eat a sandwich for dinner.
Put the following sentence into interrogative:
Peter and Mary always go to the gym in the morning.
Do Peter and Mary always go to the gym in the morning?
ewtcahs
Watch
Watches
Build an affirmative sentence (make changes if necessary)
ever / Mary / a / for dinner / hardly / / eat / sandwich
Mary hardly ever eats a sandwich for dinner.
Put the following sentence into negative:
My parents sometimes stay at home with me on Saturday.
My parents don’t sometimes stay at home with me on Saturday.
Put the following sentence into interrogative:
Our teacher often gives us homework.
Does our teacher often give us homework?
xiesm
Mixes
Try
Tries
him / she / as / to / boyfriend / refer / her / always
She always refers to him as her boyfriend.
Put the following sentence into negative:
Peter always studies hard for his tests.
Peter never studies hard for his tests.
Put the following sentence into interrogative:
My friend only writes emails on his phone.
Does my friend only write emails on his phone?
zbzues
Buzzes