I ... classes at 7:50am. (start)
I start classes at 7:50am.
My parents ... English. (not speak)
My parents don't speak English.
They ... in New York. (live)
They live in New York.
I ... live with my friends. (not live)
I don't live with my friends.
My sisters ... a cat. Her name is Sun. (have)
My sisters have a cat. Her name is Sun.
... they ... pizza? (like)
Do they like pizza?
... you ... to college every day? (go)
Do you go to college every day?
Put the sentence in negative: They go to school by bike.
They don't go to school by bike.
Put the sentence in negative: We cook dinner every night.
We don't cook dinner every night.
Put the sentence in affirmative: You don't listen to pop music.
You listen to pop music.
Put the sentence in affirmative: They don't like to sleep a lot.
They like to sleep a lot.
Turn the sentence into a question: They eat sushi on Friday nights.
Do they eat sushi on Friday nights?
Turn the sentence into a question: We live in a small city.
Do we live in a small city?
