THEY / CARRY / ALL THE CHAIRS / YESTERDAY (AFFIRMATIVE)
THEY CARRIED ALL THE CHAIRS YESTERDAY.
SHE / CLIMB / THE STAIRS / QUICKLY (NEGATIVE)
SHE DIDN'T CLIMB THE STAIRS QUICKLY.
SHE / COOK / DINNER / YESTERDAY (INTERROGATIVE)
DID SHE COOK DINNER YESTERDAY?
THEY / DANCE / AT THE PARTY / LAST WEEK (AFFIRMATIVE)
THEY DANCED AT THE PARTY LAST WEEK.
HE / FISH / LAST WEEKEND (AFFIRMATIVE)
HE FISHED LAST WEEKEND.
THE GIRLS / LAUGH / A LOT / YESTERDAY (INTERROGATIVE)
DID THE GIRLS LAUGH A LOT YESTERDAY?
HE / HELP / HIS FRIEND (AFFIRMATIVE)
HE HELPED HIS FRIEND.
THEY / PLAY / BASKETBALL / LAST WEEKEND (NEGATIVE)
THEY DIDN'T PLAY BASKETBALL LAST WEEKEND.
THE CHILDREN / PLANT / FLOWERS / YESTERDAY (INTERROGATIVE)
DID THE CHILDREN PLANT FLOWERS YESTERDAY?
THEY / PLAY / CHESS / YESTERDAY (AFFIRMATIVE)
THEY PLAYED CHESS YESTERDAY.
THEY / SAIL / LAST SUNDAY (AFFIRMATIVE)
THEY SAILED LAST SUNDAY.
SHE / SKIP / ROPE / AT THE PARK (AFFIRMATIVE)
SHE SKIPPED ROPE AT THE PARK.
WHAT TIME / IT / START SNOWING (INTERROGATIVE)
WHAT TIME DID IT START SNOWING?
SHE / WORK / A LOT / YESTERDAY (AFFIRMATIVE)
SHE WORKED A LOT YESTERDAY.
THEY / BRUSH / THEIR TEETH / AFTER BREAKFAST (AFFIRMATIVE)
THEY BRUSHED THEIR TEETH AFTER BREAKFAST.
THEY / KISS / THEIR MOTHER / LAST NIGHT (INTERROGATIVE)
DID THEY KISS THEIR MOTHER LAST NIGHT?
