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Complete the sentences with the affirmative or negative forms of the verbs in brackets.
1. I ______ usually _______ (have) a snack between lunch and dinner.
2. She always _______ (have) a bath. She doesn't have a shower.
3. We finish school at 1 p.m. We _______ (go) to school in the afternoon.
4. They do a lot of exercise, but they ________ (play) football.
5. He ______ (wash) his hair every morning, and he always brushes it, too.
6. You've got terrible teeth because you _________ (brush) them!
Answer:
1. I don't usually have a snack between lunch and dinner.
2. She always has a bath...
3. ... We don't go to school in the afternoon.
4. ... but they don't play football.
5. He washes his hair every morning...
6. ... because you don't brush them!
Step-by-step explanation:
The sentences above use the verb in the simple present tense. Here are the basic rules:
- Persons "I, you, we, they":
- affirmative form --> the same as the infinitive of the verb without "to". For example: to eat - I eat - you eat - we eat - they eat.
- negative form --> we place the auxiliary "don't" before the main verb: I don't eat.
- Persons "he, she, it":
- affirmative form --> we add -s, -es, or -ies to the verb. Example: he eats / she studies / it watches.
- negative form --> we place the auxiliary "doesn't" before the verb. The main verb goes back to the infinitive form. Example: She doesn't study.
Note: The verb "to have" changes a bit more in the third person: I have --> she has.