The document provides examples of interrogative and negative forms in the present simple tense. It lists several sentences for both forms, highlighting the structure such as 'do' and 'does' for questions and 'don't' and 'doesn't' for negatives. The examples illustrate various subjects like people and things to demonstrate proper usage.

1. INTERROGATIVE FORM
(PRESENT SIMPLE)
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NEGATIVE FORM
(PRESENT SIMPLE)
INTEGRANTES
• ÁNGEL BERNUY
• EVELING PATRICIA AVENDAÑO PINEDA

2. INTERROGATIVE FORM
(PRESENT SIMPLE)
1.Do you like coffee?
2.Does she work at the store?
3.Do they play soccer?
4.Does he speak English?
5.Do we have homework today?
6.Do you go to school?
7.Does it rain here?
8.Do the kids like ice cream?
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3. INTERROGATIVE FORM
(PRESENT SIMPLE)
1.Do you play the piano?
2.Does she visit her grandmother?
3.Do they eat breakfast at home?
4.Does he walk to school?
5.Do we need more paper?
6.Do you have a pet?
7.Does it get hot in summer?
8.Do the boys play basketball?
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4. NEGATIVE FORM
(PRESENT SIMPLE)
1.They don’t eat chicken.
2.She doesn't like chocolate.
3.We don't live in New York.
4.He doesn't have a car.
5.It doesn't snow here.
6.You don't need a book.
7.They don't play football.
8.She doesn't swim.
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5. NEGATIVE FORM
(PRESENT SIMPLE)
1.They don't go to the park.
2.She doesn't wear glasses.
3.We don't watch TV at night.
4.He doesn't like spicy food.
5.It doesn't rain in July.
6.You don't have a bike.
7.They don't study on weekends.
8.She doesn't sing well.
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6. GRACIAS