Minions ... (- be) clever, but they ... (sing) well.
Minions are not clever, but they sing well.
Leonardo ... (- sleep) after work, he ... (watch) TV.
Leonardo doesn't sleep after work, he watches TV.
Sally ... (be) high, but she ... (- be) quick.
Sally jumps high, but she is not quick.
He ... (be) sad, he ... (- have) friends.
He is sad, he doesn't have friends.
My friends ... (- work) on the laptop, they ... (play) games.
My friends don't work on the laptop, they play games.
They ... (- be) quiet, they ... (dance) and ... (shout) every day.
They are not quiet, they dance and shout every day.
Jack ... (- like) shopping, he ... (like) walking in the park.
Jack doesn't like shopping, he likes walking in the park.
They ... ( - walk) to school, they ... (ride) a motorbike.
They don't walk to school, they ride a motorbike.
My friend ... (be) clever, because he ... (read) a lot.
My friend is clever, because he reads a lot.
Fizzy ... (- like) cakes, he ... (like) fish.
Fizzy doesn't like cakes, he likes fish.
My cat ... (- lie) on the bed, he ... (jump) every day.
My cat doesn't lie on the bed, he jumps every day.
Tom and Jerry ... (be) funny, but they ... (- be) friendly.
Tom and Jerry are funny, but they are not friendly.
Rapunzel ... (be) pretty and she ... (like) animals.
Rapunzel is pretty and she likes animals.
Cinderella ... (dance) well.
Cinderella dances well.
They ... (- live) in a flat, they ... (live) in a house.
They don't live in a flat, they live in a house.
My sisters ... (be) friendly, they ... (cook) together.
My sisters are friendly, they cook together.
He ... (- go) to school in the morning, he ... (go) to work.
He doesn't go to school in the morning, he goes to work.
Snoopy ... (play) the guitar every day, but he ... (- sing).
Snoopy plays the guitar every day, but he doesn't sing.