Affirmative
Emily (go) to the disco.
Emily goes to the disco.
I watch TV.
I don't watch TV. I do not watch TV.
you / to go / to the cinema
Do you go to the cinema?
I can swim. She .... swim.
She can swim.
Er ist jung.
He is young.
It often (rain) on Sundays.
It often rains on Sundays.
You ride your bike every weekend.
You don't ride your bike every weekend. You do not ride your bike every weekend.
they / to play / a game
Do they play a game?
I play chess. He ... chess.
He plays chess.
Bin ich jung?
Am I young?
He often (watch) TV.
He often watches TV.
Sandy takes nice pictures.
Sandy doesn't take nice pictures. She does not take nice pictures.
she / to collect / stickers
Does she collect stickers?
I must go now. Ms. Smith ... go now.
Ms. Smith must go now.
It is boring. - negative
It isn't boring. / It is not boring.
His girlfriend ... her homework after school.
His girlfriend does her homework after school.
She cleans her room.
She doesn't clean her room. She does not clean her room.
the cat / to sleep / in the cat's bed
Does the cat sleep in the cat's bed?
I miss the bus. He ... the bus.
He misses the bus.
you / to be / from Paris?
Are you from Paris?
Janet never ... jeans.
Janet never wears jeans.
She has a cat.
She doesn't have a cat. She does not have a cat.
he / to read / books
Does he read books?
I fly to Rome every year. She ... to Rome every year.
She flies to Rome every year.
Mr. Smith / to be / from New York?
Is Mr. Smith from New York?