Simple Present +
run / I / every day
I run every day.
*NEGATIVE*
They / like / sports
They don't like sports.
like/ you / vegetables/ ?
Do you like vegetables?
every / they / train / day.
They train every day.
sleep / eight / every day. / I / hours
I don't sleep eight hours every day.
-100
every day/ you / chocolate/eat /
You eat chocolate every day.
watch TV /my friends / every day
My friends don't watch TV every day.
SORRY
LOSE 200
exercise / love / they / do / to
They love to do exercise.
junk food / they / eat /
They don't eat junk food.
summer? / you / in / where/ go / the
Where do you go in the summer?
cook / my parents / in the morning / need /to
My parents need to cook in the morning.
TAKE CONTROL
TAKE 300 POINTS FROM ANOTHER GROUP
Where/ have / you / do / breakfast / ?
Where do you have breakfast?
BAD LUCK
LOSE ALL YOUR POINTS
my cousins / want / to school / go / to/
My cousins don't want to go to school.
work? / siblings / where/ your/
Where do your siblings work?
GOOD LUCK
+400
but / watch / listen/ we /to music/ we / TV
We don’t listen to music, but we watch TV.
We don't watch TV, but we listen to music.
get up/ time / she/ what/ ? / day / every
What time does she get up every day?
SORRY
LOSE 400
CONGRATULATIONS
+400
like / ? / what / Christian / watch / on TV /
What does Christian like watching on TV?
get up / weekends / at 9 a.m. / She / on
She gets up at 9 a.m. on weekends
the / he / the / take / train
He doesn't take the train.
car / to / school / go / by / ? /John /
Does John go to school by car?
my /hang / friends / His / friends / with /out
His friends hang out with my friends.
or
My friends hang out with his friends.
her / sports / play / play / grandparents / Jennifer / volleyball / and / any
Jennifer doesn't play volleyball/ (doesn't play any sports) and her grandparents don't play / (don't play volleyball) any sports.
or
Her grandparents don't play volleyball/ (don't play any sports) and Jennifer doesn't play / (doesn't play volleyball) any sports.
/have / what / ? / your friend/ dinner / for / got
What has your friend got for dinner?