AFFIRMATIVE
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a sentence.
I/get up
Possible response:
I get up at 7:30.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a negative sentence.
I / eat
Possible response:
I don't eat mondongo.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a Yes/No question.
she / have breakfast
Possible response:
Does she have breakfast every day?
Answer the question with the correct affirmative or negative short answer.
Does your teacher have a sister?
Yes, he does. / No, he doesn't.
Answer the question correctly (Subject + verb + complement).
Where do you live?
Possible response:
I live in Pomoca City.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a sentence.
She / have breakfast
Possible response:
She has breakfast at 9:00.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a negative sentence.
Sara / read
Possible response:
Sara doesn't read books.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a Yes/No question.
they / finish work
Possible response:
Do they finish work at 5:00 PM?
Answer the question with the correct affirmative or negative short answer.
Do we have an exam next Thursday?
Yes, we do. / No, we don't.
Answer the question correctly (Subject + verb + complement).
How often do you eat tacos?
Possible response:
I eat tacos three times a week.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a sentence.
My best friend / watch
Possible response:
My best friend watches Netflix every day.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a negative sentence.
Villahermosa / have
Possible response:
Villahermosa doesn't have a Taco Bell restaurant.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a Yes/No question.
Paul / live
Possible response:
Does Paul live in Pomoca City?
Answer the question with the correct affirmative or negative short answer.
Does your city have a McDonald's?
Yes, it does. / No, it doesn't.
Answer the question correctly (Subject + verb + complement).
What music do you listen to?
Possible response:
I listen to Chico Che.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a sentence.
We / listen to
Possible response:
We listen to music on weekends.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a negative sentence.
We / like
Possible response:
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a Yes/No question.
we / have an exam
Possible response:
Do we have an exam on Monday?
Answer the question with the correct affirmative or negative short answer.
Does she read Tabasco Hoy?
Yes, she does. / No, she doesn't.
Answer the question correctly (Subject + verb + complement).
How often does your best friend go to parties?
Possible response:
He/She goes to parties on weekends.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a sentence.
Chucho / like
Possible response:
Chucho likes puchero.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a negative sentence.
Bobby / do
Possible response:
Bobby doesn't do homework.
Use the subject and the correct form of the verb to make a Yes/No question.
the class / start
Possible response:
Does the class start at 6:00 PM?
Answer the question with the correct affirmative or negative short answer.
Do iguanas eat tortillas?
Yes, they do. / No, they don't.
Answer the question correctly (Subject + verb + complement).
When do you study English?
Possible response:
I study English on weekdays.