Affirmative: use the information to create a sentence
My pet/to like/ fish
My pet likes fish
My cat/ not like/ fish
My cat doesn't like fish
you/to eat/ salad every day?
Do you eat salad every day?
I has a cat and a dog
I have a cat and a dog
I/ to like/ watch/ TV/ at night
I like watching TV at night
I/ not work/ on Monday
I don't work on Monday
your friends and you/ to go to the cinema together/ on the weekend?
Do your friends and you go to the cinema together on the weekend?
My mum doesn't likes tea
My mum doesn't like tea
Luis/to watch/ horror films/ on the weekend
Luis watches horror films on the wekend
Their son/ not watch/ horror films
Their son doesn't watch horror films
your mum/ to like/to have coffee/ in the morning?
Does your mum like to have coffee in the morning? or Does your mum like having coffee in the morning?
My friend don't works with me
My friend doesn't work with me
My mother/to go/ gym/ Monday
My mother goes to the gym on Monday
My friend and I / not live/ close to each other because she / to live/ in another state.
My friend and I don't live close to each other because she lives in another state
Your teacher/ to work/ weekend?
Does your teacher work on the weekend? or Does your teacher work at the weekend?
Do your dad watches comedy movies?
Does your dad watch comedy movies?
She/ to have/ a friend who / to wash/ his clothes on Sunday
She has a friend who washes his clothes on Sunday
My neighbour/ not wash/ his clothes in the morning/ he / to wash/ them at night!
My neighbour doesn't wash his clothes in the morning, he washes them at night!
how/your family/ to celebrate Christmas?
How does your family celebrate Christmas?
My friend do exercise six days a week, I doesn't do any exercise at all. She are very fit.
My friend does exercise six days a week, I don't do any exercise at all. She is very fit.