Negative
Change the sentence to negative:
I like pizza
I don't like pizza.
Change the sentence to past tense:
She works in a bank.
She worked in a bank.
Change the sentence to the passive voice:
The teacher explains the lesson.
The lesson is explained by the teacher.
Create a complex sentence using the clause:
I read books
:)
Change the statement to a question:
You are a student.
Are you a student?
Change the sentence to negative:
He plays soccer every day.
He doesn't play soccer every day.
Change the sentence to past tense.
They travel to London.
They traveled to London.
Change the sentence to the passive voice:
The chef cooks the meal.
The meal is cooked by the chef.
Create a complex sentence using the clause:
We watch TV.
;)
Change the statement to a question:
She can drive a car.
Can she drive a car?
Change the sentence to negative:
We study English.
We don't study English.
Change the sentence to past tense:
He goes to school.
He went to school.
Change the sentence to the passive voice:
The company sells products.
The products are sold by the company.
Create a complex sentence using the clause:
He eats apples.
=)
Change the statement to a question:
They live in Mexico.
Do they live in Mexico?
Change the sentence to negative:
She sings beautifully.
She doesn't sing beautifully.
Change the sentence to past tense:
I visit my grandmother.
I visited my grandmother.
Change the sentence to the passive voice:
The students write an essay.
The essays are written by the students.
Create a complex sentence using the clause:
She plays the piano.
x)
Change the statement to a question:
He likes chocolate.
Does he like chocolate?
change the sentence to negative:
They speak Spanish.
They don't speak Spanish.
Change the sentence to past tense:
We learn new words.
We learned new words.
Change the sentence to the passive voice:
The doctor treats patients.
The patients are treated by the doctor.
Create a complex sentence using the clause:
I walk to school.
-_-
Change the statement to a question:
You speak English
Do you speak English?