Positive and Negative Sentences
Make this into a sentence:
She / drive / to work every day.
She drives to work every day.
Make this into a question:
Be / Julie and Susan / at home
Are Julie and Susan at home?
Washington ________(large) Hawaii.
Washington is larger than Hawaii.
Combine these sentences:
I like Italian food. I also like Mexican food.
I like Italian food, and I also like Mexican food.
Make this into a negative sentence:
I / go / to work on Saturdays.
I don't go to work on Saturdays.
Make this into a question:
you / work / every day?
Do you work every day?
Vegetables ________(healthy) candy.
Vegetables are healthier than candy.
Make this into one sentence.
I like cats.
Why? They are cute.
I like cats because they are cute.
Make this into a sentence:
They / take / a vacation now.
They are taking a vacation now.
they / study / now
Are they studying now?
I _____(tall) my sister.
I am taller than my sister.
I have a test tomorrow. I have to study tonight.
I have a test tomorrow, so I have to study tonight.
I have to study tonight because I have a test tomorrow.
Because I have a test tomorrow, I have to study tonight.
Make this into a sentence:
He / go / to Canada next year.
He is going to go to Canada next year.
He will go to Canada next year.
Q: __________________________
A: Yes, I go to school at Edmonds College.
Do you go to school at Edmonds College?
Phones ___(useful) computers.
Phones are more useful than computers.
I want to eat junk food. I need to be healthier.
I want to eat junk food, but I need to be healthier.
Answer this question: What are you doing now?
We are playing a game.
We are learning English.
Q: _______________________
A: He is going to visit his home country next year?
When is he going to visit his home country?
Ice cream ___(good) cake.
Ice cream is better than cake.
Grammar is difficult. There are a lot of rules to remember.
Grammar is difficult because there are a lot of rules to remember.
Because there are a lot of rules to remember, grammar is difficult.