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She ___ very happy today.
She is very happy today.
He ___ my brother.
He isn’t my brother.
___ you play the piano?
Do you play the piano?
I ___ (not) like broccoli.
I don’t like broccoli.
She ___ (not) drink coffee.
She doesn’t drink coffee.
Tom and Jerry ___ in the classroom right now.
Tom and Jerry are in the classroom right now.
You ___ at the park.
You aren’t at the park.
___ she ____ TV every day?
Does she watch TV every day?
He ___ (not) watch TV in the morning.
He doesn’t watch TV in the morning.
___ your friend enjoy sports?
Does your friend enjoy sports?
___ she your friend?
Is she your friend?
The dog ___ in the garden.
The dog isn’t in the garden.
They ___ soccer after school.
They play soccer after school.
We ___ (not) ___ lunch at 2 p.m.
We don’t eat lunch at 2 p.m.
You ___ your teeth before bed.
You brush your teeth before bed.
___ they coming to the party?
Are they coming to the party?
Tom and I ___ ready to leave yet.
Tom and I aren’t ready to leave yet.
Timmy ___ to music in his room.
Timmy listens to music in his room.
The cat ___ (not) ____ on the bed.
The cat doesn’t sleep on the bed.
___ we ready to go?
Are we ready to go?
The books ___ on the table.
The books are on the table.
The books ___ on the shelf.
The books aren’t on the shelf.
The dog and the cat ___ in the yard.
The dog and the cat run in the yard.
Jim and Jam ___ (not) ___ video games on weekdays.
Jim and Jam don’t play video games on weekdays.
We ___ (not) hungry right now.
We aren’t hungry right now.