The document contains examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using common verbs like comb, brush, go, play, have, drink, study, watch, ride, and play. The sentences demonstrate how to conjugate verbs into their affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms in simple present tense.

1. affirmative negative interrogative
1. I comb Do brush
________ (comb) my hair every day. _______ you ________ (brush) your
teeth?
do don’t comb
Yes, I _______. But I ____________ (comb) my hair every day.
doesn’t go goes
2. Cindy ____________ (go) to bed after dinner. She usually ________ (go) to bed at
do go
10.30. What time _______ you ________ (go) to bed?
plays doesn’t like
3. My father sometimes ________ (play) chess with me. He ____________ (like)
Does play does
playing cards. _______ your father ________ (play) cards? Yes, he _______.
don’t have drink
4. My parents ____________ (have) breakfast at home. They ________ (drink)
has
a coffee at work. My sister ________ (have) cereals for brekfast.
studies Does study
5. He ________ (study) a lot for the tests. _______ Amy usually ________ (study)?
doesn’t
No, she _______.
does watch watches
6. Where _______ Kevin ________ (watch) TV? He ________ (watch) TV in the
kitchen.
7. We often ________ (ride) our bikes in the park, but we ____________ (play)
ride don’t play
football.