Share Present simple - negatives and interrogatives
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She drinks coffee everyday (negative)
She doesn't drink coffee everyday
I go to Guaruja once a month (negative)
I don't go to Guaruja once a month
He takes English classes on Thursdays (negative)
He doesn't take English classes on Thursdays
We travel together every other month (negative)
We don't travel together every other month
They like to go to parties (negative)
They don't like to go to parties
You walk your dog in the mornings (interrogative)
Do you walk your dog in the mornings?
She exercises at the gym (interrogative)
Does she exercise at the gym?
You work on Paulista avenue (interrogative)
Do you work on Paulista avenue?
He plays soccer on the weekends (interrogative)
Does he play soccer on the weekends?
She prepares lunch almost everyday (negative)
She doesn't prepare lunch almost everyday
They have two children (interrogative)
Do they have two children?
It plays with its toys all the time (negative)
It doesn't play with its toys all the time
It has two bedrooms and one kitchen (interrogative)
Does it have two bedrooms and one kitchen?
We like to play soccer on Wednesdays (interrogative)
Do we like to play soccer on Wednesdays?
