To be
Affimative
Negative
Interrogative
100

She aren't my friend.

INCORRECT: She isn't my friend.

100

He play soccer with his friends.

INCORRECT: He plays soccer with his friends.

100

I doesn't visit my family.

INCORRECT: I don't visit my family.

100

Does he lives on this street?

INCORRECT: Does he live on this street?

200

They is very happy today.

INCORRECT: They are very happy today

200

She go to work by car.

INCORRECT: She goes to work by car.

200

She doesn't know the answer.

CORRECT: She doesn't know the answer.

200

Where do she work?

INCORRECT: Where does she work?

300

You and I are brothers.

CORRECT: You and I are brothers.

300

Jane and Suzie likes pop music.

INCORRECT: Jane and Suzie like pop music.

300

She don't come from Africa.

INCORRECT: She doesn't come from Africa.

300

What do they do?

CORRECT: What do they do?

400

Carly and Jess are from Mexico.

CORRECT: Carly and Jess are from Mexico.

400

Sarah and I love Australia.

CORRECT: Sarah and I love Australia.

400

Carlos and Fred don't likes tennis.

INCORRECT: Carlos and Fred don't like tennis.

400

Does he wash his car every week?

CORRECT: Does he wash his car every week?

500

Am Josh and Lisa in this group?

INCORRECT: Are Josh and Lisa in this group?

500

BONUS

BONUS

500

Clarice doesn't work every day.

CORRECT: Clarice doesn't work every day.

500

What does Joe and Sally do every night?

INCORRECT: What do Joe and Sally do every night?